d21lewis on 26 March 2014
To get the "PS3 experience" on Xbox 360 in 2006, you had to buy a WiFi adapter, an HD DVD player, Xbox Live Gold, a battery pack, and a PS3 to play PS3 games.
To get the "Xbox One Experience" on PS4, you have to buy a PS Eye (or is it Eyetoy?), a game, a TV with picture in picture, and a servant to change the channels on your TV and turn it on when you ask him/her to.
Obviously, when you consider all things you HAVE to buy, the Xbox One is clearly the better deal. Darn Sony and those hidden costs.
