Survivalape48
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I don't think there's any question about which system I'm getting. The Xbox One has been heavily marketed as a media machine, trying to emphasize it's ability to do practically every except gaming. At the end of the day, I suspect it will be a fine machine, and it will be clearly capable of running games (probably at almost the exact same frame rate, considering the developers of the games and their affect on the platforms), but I feel as though they don't have their priorities set on the games that got them where they are. Plus, their always on Kinect thing really wasn't popular.
Sony has done an excellent job of just staying quiet. Microsoft has made some bad marketing moves, so if Sony continues to slowly release information on the PS4 and keep from doing any idiotic, they should be in good shape. While I admit, the new control kind of scares me, I think for sake of familiarity and nostalgia, as well as past experiences with both systems, I have to get a PS4. And that's not even considering the fact that the PS4 is shaping up to be slightly cheaper.
Sony has done an excellent job of just staying quiet. Microsoft has made some bad marketing moves, so if Sony continues to slowly release information on the PS4 and keep from doing any idiotic, they should be in good shape. While I admit, the new control kind of scares me, I think for sake of familiarity and nostalgia, as well as past experiences with both systems, I have to get a PS4. And that's not even considering the fact that the PS4 is shaping up to be slightly cheaper.