| Jazz2K said:
The comparison stands... there are many sites and a lot of people that are ready to diminish consoles that are not as capable graphicaly as the most powerful one. Like putting WiiU aside because it can't compete with next gen graphicaly but Nintendo produce some of the best games in the industry. Some people don't care for super graphics upgrade they are satisfied with Mario Kart 8 graphics and just because it can't produce Forza 5 graphics they have what's most important and that is fun. Their needs is having fun mostly and only powerful graphics don't procure them that. Same thing for Xbox. I will buy an X1 for many reasons, graphics is one of them but there are many more reasons beside graphics resolution. To me Kinect 2 is a huge feature that is well worth the extra 100$. I don't care if a game like COD is upscaled to 1080p instead of being native 1080p. All I care about is what I want for the family/friends/girlfriend and X1 will provide just that. To my eyes 100$ to get all that is ok because I don't just play games alone. Different people, different needs. If the videogame media and faboys could stop sucking resolution's d*ck then they wouldn't make all this fuss about B4 and COD. If they could spend more time talking about the new features of the games, what they changed and what makes them better than previous iterations it'd be great. All I hear about Killzone is how good the graphics are, but how does it play? Ryse is a pretty game but it's fun to talk about the gameplay (when fanboys don't derail everything to bash on the 900p resolution) and history. Dan Greenwalt does a good job talking about what makes Forza 5 a better game than Forza 4, how the clouds help with AI etc. The gaming media should take note and talk about the games, their features and what makes them better than other games, resolution doesn't make Killer Instinct a less appealing title than Drive Club... |
You don't seem to make any argument for people considering the PS4 or XBO to be comparable to your average car buyer, or even computing horsepower to be comparable to automobile horsepower. So, no, I guess the comparison doesn't stand.
So why are your needs important, but anyone who considers power/resolution important is under the influence of "brainwashing propaganda"? You say "Different people, different needs" and then immediately disregard people different from you. Pretty sure the gaming community has made a far larger deal of this than the press, so your thesis is faulty anyway.








