| J_Allard said: Idk if I am buying either console at launch but if I do it will most certainly be the Xbox One because it is the only one that really seems to be doing anything different. The only thing PS4 seems to be doing over PS3 is charging for online play. Much better launch lineup of games announced so far Utilizing the cloud at launch Vastly improved multimedia NFL Kinect possibilities And of course mere months later, Titanfall |
Well I like this post...but I agree and I disagree.
Launch line-up is a matter of taste(as we all know of course) So for me that would go to Sony right now. But MS has some great exclusives coming out for the Xbox One that I am excited to play though.
The cloud is currently just like the cell was....it has not yet proved itself on the promises so that is up in the air. But if it is what it has been made out to bet hen it will be HUGE for MS.
NFL is big but like every other sport only seasonal. And it is great for a lot of people who love NFL(like me even though I prefer the NBA) but a lot of people already have NFL Sunday ticket. So they will have to convince those people to give that up or pay additional for NFL on Xbox One along with paying for Gold and their internet connection. So it will all depend on pricing and promotion for that one. Still a big plus for MS.
Kinect....it has had possibilities since launch they just have not been taken advantage of I guess so that is not really nothing new.
The only thing really NEW there is the cloud and the possiblities of what it can do. The NFL deal is just additional to the multimedia which both are VASTLY improving.Right now I prefer the PS4 only because I prefer their games and they have a better track record with games(retail wise anyway) in my opinion. But like you I will not be getting either at launch. I won't be getting a system until the 2nd year of both systems at the earliest so more than likely sometime in 2015 for me.
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