| Captain_Tom said: I'm sorry, what's your point? The OP said that the strongest usually loses. The strongest doesn't usually lose, the most expensive one does.
However, the PS3 did narrowly beat the 360 while costing 50% more at launch. Honestly if the PS4 was $400, and the X1 was $300 (Like it should be) then yeah things would be different, but I don't think the PS4 would be losing. It would simply be a closer race. It's kinda too late for a price drop to make a massive difference now though. It is common knowledge that the PS4 is noticably more powerful and better supported, so why not just spend the extra $100 and get the better system. That $100 buys people peace of mind at this point. |
I'm agreeing with your initial point. The OP attributed losing the generation to having more power, while the problem is price. Well, putting the things in the 360 vs PS3 perspective, then maybe the PS4 would win anyway. But I think the 3RL problem damaged the 360. Until the Jasper units, buying the consoles was a lottery and that damaged a lot its image.
