JoeTheBro said:
TheHunt3r_Orion said:
Based on your logic, good sir, since Microsoft is so HUGE, they wouldn't have let Sony get the jump on them. Since Microsoft is so HUGE. Lol
You have heard from two Microsoft people on the inside say it isn't true and to "wait and see". You have heard from a friend of a friend of a guy of his wife's boss who is a developer for some company that...PS4 is more powerful. Who do I believe...?
It's like this. There is a faucet of information. Microsoft is the faucet connected directly to the water source. Whereas the information you got has been circulated through this massive, complicated piping system. Who knows where it's been or if that is even the water from the source, the one Microsoft is connected to.
By the way, before you say anything about Microsoft lying, consider this. Sony was sued I believe for lying about console hardware at one point in their existence. Class action law suit. If Microsoft has lied or is lying, you can go sue them for hundreds of millions, maybe billions. See you at the court house? Or...are you speaking out the side of your head? Lol. "Microsoft is lying! Trying to recover what they lost! Blah blah blah! Because I say so! I have no proof! Sony is perfect! They haven't lied to us!"
Puhlease son. Come back to me with proof from AMD's mouth, Sony's backing, and Microsoft's confirming they have a significantly weaker console. Because then, you are right cut and dry. But you can't because AMD has said nothing. Sony has said nothing. Microsoft has said "You don't know everything guys, because we haven't told you."
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1st link says nothing. AMD was talking about HUMA on the PS4, which the Xbox One has and has been confirmed by Tom's Hardware here. http://www.tomshardware.com/news/xbox-one-processor-jaguar-apu-huma,24035.html
2nd link is discredited by your first link because nowhere in that article does it say anything about power. Did you post that link thinking I wouldn't read???
3rd link WHO is the developer? If Microsoft where hiding something, could Microsoft be sure that developer would not talk if he knew? And it is no longer an if that Microsoft is hiding something. Albert Penello and Major Nelson have confirmed it.
So. Denied, denied, denied. Three times. Try again if you want.
