ICStats said:
Both of you have valid opinions. You're right Sony's worst generation is neck-in-neck with MS's best generation, but Sony lost a lot while MS gained a lot. As a PS fan who got all three systems last gen I will not deny that Xbox 360 was an excellent console. It had stronger online functionality than PS3 for a long time, and some really great exclusives in it's early years. It also had a better GPU and a lower price, sound familiar? MS led in several ways and Sony had to adapt to improve their online, to create PS+, and to support developers to get more out of the hardware, which they did after a while. MS also stopped getting great exclusives while Sony kept making great exclusives every year. MS did best in the 1st half, and Sony best in the 2nd half. Overall, in heavily contested regions, MS won last gen. Both of them proved a lot, MS made a very popular gamer's console, Sony proved their long term support is unsurpassed. Both of them also suffered huge disasters like RROD, or losing billions. But now the numbers reset to 0, and the comparison between X1 & PS4 are completely different between X360 and PS3 were in their time. MS lost their luck I would say, no 1 year head-start, no lower prices, no better graphics, no better online play features. Just Kinect 2 which is not a great advantage, and snatching the unborn Titanfall. Sony's coming with PS Now, and supposedly VR. So far it's clear Sony is set to gain and MS set to lose ground in this gen. Titanfall launch is a huge popcorn moment a) It has a huge and long term effect and lets X1 fight on more level footing with PS4. b) It has little long term effect which leaves X1 still dominated by PS4 with nothing else to turn things around for at least 6 months. |
Xbox 360 was a better system last generation and nobody can tell me anything different. I own both systems and actually wish I never even bought that PS3.