Why The Playstation 4 is Outselling The Xbox One.

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Jega said:

And there is the problem. Microsoft is not SEGA, neither is Sony SEGA, Sony and Microsoft have the money to stay in the 

hardware business. If Microsoft or Sony decides to leave the videogame industry, It won't be because of lack of money.

The only thing that I see is that Microsoft is spending more money than sony on exclusive games.

And that is the key factor that will make the Xbox One relevant.

The power difference between the Xbox One and the PS4 is not going to be a deal breaker this gen.

What will be is the games, when people see all these Xbox One exclusive games, and they are not on PS4, people will choose an

Xbox One.

Sunset Overdrive, Quantum Break, Halo 5, Forza Horizon 2, Titanfall and many games to come are the reason people will choose 

an Xbox One over a Playstation 4.

People will not care about 30 percent less resolution or how much frame rates. Just watch and see.

But again, Jega, you're making assumptions.

You're not factoring in the fact that the PS4 has its own exclusive titles, and actually has a WIDER range of titles announced than Xbox One.

You're not factoring in that a console purchase is a long-term investment, and Microsoft failed to show long-term dedication to new and varied IP productions with the Xbox 360, which is a strike against it that is going to take a few years to break loose from.

You're not factoring in the fact that quite a few Xbox One exclusives have, or are in the process of, jumping over to PC, and that Sunset Overdrive and Quantum Break actually have pretty good chances of doing the same, meaning anyone who owns, or ever plans to own, a fairly good computer is going to have less reasons to pick an Xbox One over the PS4. Because right now, if you're a PC gamer, the Xbox One doesn't have NEARLY as many exclusives. o.O

Again. You seem to have made a conclusion based on your personal hopes, i.e. 'The Xbox One WILL Catch Up,' and are now trying to come up with reasons to justify it, rather than looking at the facts we currently have, and THEN making a conclusion.