amak11 said:
This is what I mean when my numbers scale better. They factor in every damn console I can think of and what their graphical abilities were. There is a significant difference between where the Wii U sits at and the PS4 and One sit at and it's smaller numbers to look at. No shmuck off the street is going to look at 1386 and 386 and this is bigger than the other. They'll mostly be confused and this is where marketing comes in to explain the numbers in a way that shmuck can understand |
Dreamcast was actually in the same generation as the PS2, Xbox, and Gamecube. It was arguably on equal footing with the PS2 in terms of power as well 
You're Gonna Carry That Weight.
Xbox One - PS4 - Wii U - PC







