It'll be ps4 then x1 then wiiu. The ps4 and x1 will probably become close just like the 360 and ps3 did

Threads like these make the entire Microsoft fanbase look bad.

They shouldn't let children on the internet, because; We get this

this whole thing has been hilarious

Define "winning". If it means ps2 era domination, we're not going to see that again for a long time. No matter what happens, both consoles will co-exist successfully. PS will almost always win a close battle though simply because there are a lot more countries where it's brand is relevant whereas xbox is only really popular in English speaking countries. It also doesn't help that most of it's extra features are tailor-made for a U.S. audience

Uuuuhhh...

You know what, screw it. I'll play along. Considering that the PS3 came back after possibly the worst start in console history the Xbox One can come back. It's really not likely but it is possible.

As far as what would happen? Lots of boasting from MS fans I'm sure. I'm not really sure what else.

But it's not even exclusive. Even so if by that you mean not on a PS conole then I would say InFamous Second Sons is looking like it won't be that far behind TF. I think people are overestimating both TF and Halo 5 as potential game changes in the PS4 v Xb one stakes. They are important for Xb one to keep the momentum it's built up so far. But that's about as far as it goes. Without those 2 games Xb one would be seriously bereft of much appeal to gamers, and I think a substantial proportion of current sales can already be attributed to those games.

As to the OP, if Knack bundle in UK is the only evidence for a possible reversal of fortunes then that's no evidence at all.

I think you might be remembering history a bit wrong. It sold nearly 8m in it's first full year on the market. That's not amazing but it did better than the 360 in 2006, and it doubled the WiiU in 2013. Nowhere near the "worst start in console history".   

It did sell quite well but I wasn't really talking about sales. It launched a year late, with a price that was much too high, and it was being marketed by the terrible Sony PR circa 2006. There were several very good reasons the PS3 should have come last, but it didn't.

Usually consoles lose when they have numerous deficiencies and/or no support from developers. PS4 currently has everything going for it so I don't really see a possibility for it to lose.