| sweetoothj said:
If the quality is that much better why do all the game review sites give out the same score on both versions? Why do tech analysis like digital foundary states they're both good and they're almost the same in graphics? If it was 2-3 times better on ps4 reviewers would've noted this. Besides, I want exclusive AAA games and PS4 has been lacking in that department. Also, I don't have to worry about XBL going down all the time like PSN. |
Yeah.... that's quite a false statement there. XBL has gone down quite a few times this gen already. -_-
Reviewers give the same score because they usually rate just one version of the game and then, give that same score for the other version. Even if they do look at both versions, they look at the content of the game, not so much on the resolution. Sometimes, they do put framerate into account, but that's if there are instances of low framerate (e.g. X1 version of Tomb Raider: DE). And I don't know what you're seeing from Digital Foundary. In their analyses, the PS4 wins outright in resolution and/or framerate.
Also, think about this. If the scores between X1 and PS4 multiplats are the same, why aren't the sales the same for each version? Why is it that a lot more people buy the PS4 version than the X1 version? Wouldn't people not get the PS4 version because of PSN going down "all the time" and buy the X1 version because XBL is better? But we're seeing a lot more people buying the PS4 version. Why is it so? Maybe because the PS4 versions of multiplats are significantly better version and PSN actually doesn't go down all the time.
You say that the PS4 has been lacking in AAA games. Well that's incredibly false, too... If you have done actual research, you wouldn't have said that.
