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Wman1996 on 02 August 2024
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JWeinCom said:

I feel like in terms of hardware they were largely the same. I'm sure some tech expert can explain why I'm wrong, but I never noticed a major difference when I played at the eyeball level.

In terms of software, PS4 has an edge. But for multiplatform games I would usually buy them on XBox simply because I liked the controller better.

For me, the PS4 comes out slightly on top simply for Spider-man.

PS4 has a better GPU, faster RAM, and no games (as far as I'm aware on searching) that run at 720p as the maximum resolution. 900p was pretty much the bare minimum for resolution on PS4. Xbox One had a few games at 720p.

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Devs thought of a PS4 as more capable by an obvious margin, but I agree that it doesn't seem like a big difference to the eye. 



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