Well I never bought Indies on PS3 and the flash sales came too late most of time because I had bought dirty cheap second hand at retail, But on PS4 I'm buying a lot of Indies and even some AAA at severely discounted price.

Myself had to look twice a lot of times to see his reply and quote him to answer back.

From what you said only library preference matters.

And I fail to see how being bigger is better in this case (cooling efficiency and noise isn't a problem with PS4 to say the size is a problem because it's smaller) and even more on how a bigger brick is better (having no brick or small one is a lot better... from PS1 to PS4 playing the first three ones 5+ year each with average 30h a week or more never had a power supply problem). I can put the PS4, control, cables and game on my simple backpack and go to friends house, X1 would give me a little more hassle. I just unplug PS4 from eletricity, hdmi and eye, use a simple cable I have sparred and I can go, I don't need to move my furniture to pick a brick, and X1 plus brick is a lot bigger than PS4.

Well the only thing we can say is that Dreamcast apparently wasn't the best for a lot of people. And comparing a collectors edition to a mass production device is beyond silly. VW Bettle is better than a F1 car because it sold million times more. But Dreamcast against PS2 were "equal rivals"

Yep, your aggressive tone is certainly compatible with your request.

Retail price is the discussion, but 10 bucks don't really matter. And you didn't put any real advantage on being big or power supply, just that if they are badly designed is better to fail on something external or that there is more room for heat, both are consequences of bad design not advantages.

And there is no point to discuss on the graphical side, X1 is behind, and that is because of weaker HW not lack of propper use.

As said before never had a internal power supply failure with any PS, and you could always go to a repair shop and fix in 1h instead of sending to sony to take as many months as you think they would. What pros have a power brick aesthetically?

The Toyota 2000GT is not a collectors edition car it was made in limited numbers due to its high cost of production and limited demand the same thing applies to the first generation Nissan Silvia.

Also happens to Ferrari, and we compare them to Bettles? No. Make an apple to apple comparison.

The Beetle pre dates any Ferrari so even if they had similar specs or sales it would be silly to compare a original Beetle to any Ferrari.  My original point still very valid it is silly to judge a product by sales alone.

I would count the lack of remote play and the future VR to be cons. Personally I thought that the remote play on PS4 was just a  gimmick until I started to use it with vita when travelling. Turns out to be valuable for example with Destinys timed events, that you would otherwise miss out when travelling. 

First Ferrari 1949, no too long after. But you could use the Golf or any other car for that matter, the point is you can't compare two car that don't have any competition between then, two completely different markets.

No one is judging only by sales, but we are only saying that if two very similar products have very different sales the market have said which they preffer and is better TO THEM.

last gen i went with ps3.
now, im going with xbox one.

Thanks for leaving this very quotable post for the next time you try that pc neutrality card.

lmao silvia in the same senstance and vain as the 2000gt.

lol you are a something one.

Are you even familiar with the first generation of the Nissan Siliva its in the same league with the 2000GT.  Also both cars originally started out with Nissan and had the same designer.