Nadwki on 08 December 2013
| BHR-3 said: imo both systems were rushed a simple look at the UI will tell you this both lack a lot of basic features the ps360 can do. ps4 is having some HW issues some could be attributed to online retailers handling (imo the ps4 box and HW protection in the box is very poor compared to the early ps3) and even user handling as seen in the Eu launch vids. theres no doubt that there are real HW issues i am also victim of the DS4 rubber wear on the analog sticks along with many others that can be seen on the long gaf and sony threads. there is no excuse that the analog sticks rubber should show wear in 2 weeks or any amount of time as seen by ps1 and 2 controllers also the demand after launch is quite high i dont think either manufacture saw this if you look at other gens sales |
Hardware production and software implementation are different. Final hardware needs to be 100%. Software features can be added, better to get the hardware right. The PS3 and 360 did not start with all the features they now have. The 360 RROD was a real issue because is was hardware based. Can only say from personal experience, but I have had no issues with my PS4 or controllers all working and wearing fine.
