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Seece on 20 November 2013
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Euphoria14 said:
Seece said:
Euphoria14 said:
Seece said:
Like Francis, don't know why he is banging on about PS4 being more games centric, right now at launch it isn't, for what is announced in 201 it isn't. :S


I don't understand, PS4 has more titles announced overall than XBox One.

He also is not wrong in anything he says. PS4 is almost primarily focused on gaming. XBox One is focused on entertainment, whether it be TV or gaming, only with a sacrifice for quality in gaming in terms of resolution/features.

Does it???

I haven't been keeping up, what is the release slate for PS4?

Xbox isn't focused on Entertainment, it's 50/50.

I updated my post. I stated that with the PS4 UI it really does seem absolutely game focuses while the Xbox One UI seems to throw everything at the fore front.

 

As for announced titles, since I would NEVER discount Indie (I love Indie titles. Shoot me, I play a lot of PC) this is what we have.

 

 

Yes, I know this comes from a seemingly PS4 favoring site, but this has been posted in many different styles. The PS4 overall has more titles announced across 3rd party, 1st party, Indie, etc... It truly is almost entirely gaming focused. 

Don't take this as me saying one is 100% better than the other. I just agree with Boogie's accessment.

 

 

Edit - If you go by IGN, which does not include Uncharted or anything shown at the PS4 launch event as well as plenty of announced Indie titles, PS4 is still ahead.

http://www.ign.com/wikis/xbox-one/PS4_Games_vs_Xbox_One_Games

I can't read that it's too small. The indies will come out on Xbox One in floods (next spring onwards), Sony got their indie iniative done first obviously.

At the end of the day I would discount indies unless they're notable (Octodad, Limbo) stuff like that. So lets agree to disagree. I know which console is going to get the most attention gamewise next year though.