Realistically, the Xbone looked pretty good except that it's massive. Granted the original PS3 was too but Sony was smart to make it curved like that. Sony didnt want people to put other things on top of their console if people were to; making the PS3 having to be on the top. Whereas with the Xbone, people can put their other dvd player on top or stereo system etc..

The PS4 looked slick and smaller than the original PS3 and Xbone, I feel like its around the same size as the first slim PS3.

The Wii U looked good tho a bit too much curvy around that reminds me of one of those kiddy consoles you buy for kids to hook up to TV and learn stuff. But I guess they wanted to differentiate it from the original Wii being all sharp. (The original Wii was the best looking console this gen, tho with little stuff it packed with made the design alot easier and smaller)

i really don't like that the only USB-Ports of the PS4 are in front. i like to hide my cables.

Oh yeah, the PSEye. I didn't know it used a special conector, I assumed it used USB.

And 2 USB 3.0 is ok-ish, I'm sure some will make an accessory to make those 2 into 4 or something, otherwise with one almost always used to recharge the controller some will complain about it.

I really like it, looks awesome

I really don't think either of them look good. But, the PS4 looks like it's a good bit smaller. Which is good.

A hot damn vents a plenty. I do wish they could have been in the front though.....with that many that would look pretty fugly so i can see why it's in the back.

I just don't like heat building p ain a little enclosed space on my entertainment center.

i bet they grow on people these new designs

I don't like any of the new designs.

Well the design isn't that impressive, but certainly better than the Xbox One.

The PS4 looks super slim when standing up...I don't think the pictures are doing it justice. For me the size gives it the edge of the Xbone.

WiiU is very simple design and beats both the PS4 and Xbone because its not a very divisive design.

I hate the two tone colours and materials used. Since when did that become the "IN" thing??