| xJbownagex said:
1. $399 gets you a full blown gaming system, instead of a cable box that can also be used for gaming. 2. Massive focus on core gamers. Hugely varied first year lineup. Big budget AAA games. 3. Comes with 2 control methods, one of them a conventional controller and the other the PS Eye which you can choose whether or not you want it, unlike Kinect. 4. Powerful insides with the ability out of the box to take advantage of Cloud processing as that becomes more and more accessible over the next 2-3 years. 5. The ability to record your gameplay, virtually hand your controller to someone else, show others your accomplishments in games, etc 6. Innovations like a touch pad on the controller, or a light on the top that can be used to detect damage in game or can be used for motion control. 7. HDMI in/out. Big possibilities here through software. 8. PSN Store. It's untouchable. So many indie titles, multiple free games with Playstation Plus, classic PS and PS2 titles available on it. 9. PSN Ecosystem and userbase. 10. KILLLLLLZZOOOOOONNNNNEEEEEEE Most of that was trolling, I have nothing against the Xbox One. However when it comes down to it, the PS4 is a better bargain and you get 10x more exclusives than what you would get with the Xbox One. Plus the Kinect, ugh. Even though you can disconnect it now, they should just drop that thing entirely. There is essentially nothing that can evoke me to buy an Xbox One, because I can pretty much do everything I can do on it with the PS4 (in some cases it's better on PS4) Besides developing and modding, but I wasn't going to use that on the Xbox One anyway. Wii U still owns both of them though ;) |
I wanted to post something like this. Perfect.
OP - I prefer PS4 over Xbox One. It's just more powerful, smaller console.
