firelily99
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I am spectacularly undecided about either unit. both have their merits but I can't decide.
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I think the Playstation is still winning the gaming war. The XboxOne hasn't proven its Kinect capabilities worth it or established a video game deals (PSPlus). I think PS will steal the show again at E3 but I hope they aren't complacent but that they continue to push new ideas and show off some new tech and most importantly new games.
Credit? It was consumer backlash that forced them to change their policies and now they are selling it without Kinect for the cheaper price to try and catch up with Sony,despite them saying they will never sell it without Kinect.I actually have to give Microsoft some credit for dropping the non used games and now dropping the mandatory Kinect.
I agree here,these are just rubbish to me as well,But then they are free as PS+ subscribers.Even so,they are still crap.However, Sony has released a lot of 8 bit crap games on PSN that are just embarrassing.
Credit? It was consumer backlash that forced them to change their policies and now they are selling it without Kinect for the cheaper price to try and catch up with Sony,despite them saying they will never sell it without Kinect.
I agree here,these are just rubbish to me as well,But then they are free as PS+ subscribers.Even so,they are still crap.
Agree on the PS4 home screen and new XMB,I dont think its anything special really and no better than PS3,no worse,just different.
As for media hub thing it doesnt bother me,I think PS4 is intended as a games console first and foremost,media playback,apps etc are a distant secondary and no great loss if you ask me.
I know this day and age you would expect diff from a new console but that's my view on it anyway.
I think the XboxOne went a little overboard in trying to make it a media hub,I think most gamers buy a console TO game,not use apps or watch TV.Many have smart TV's that have all that now too.
No,call me old fashioned but game consoles are for gaming,anything extra is nice for sure,but not required.
Agree on the PS4 home screen and new XMB,I dont think its anything special really and no better than PS3,no worse,just different.
As for media hub thing it doesnt bother me,I think PS4 is intended as a games console first and foremost,media playback,apps etc are a distant secondary and no great loss if you ask me.
I know this day and age you would expect diff from a new console but that's my view on it anyway.
I think the XboxOne went a little overboard in trying to make it a media hub,I think most gamers buy a console TO game,not use apps or watch TV.Many have smart TV's that have all that now too.
No,call me old fashioned but game consoles are for gaming,anything extra is nice for sure,but not required.
The ultimate point is the fact that it takes no required effort for either system to use it a game system only. Insert disc or select downloaded game requires no more or less effort for either system. The fact that the PS4 has slightly better graphics is a moot point for me, as I care more about play mechanics than how pretty a game looks. With the XB1 combining everything into one, there is no longer a need to jump between devices when you're finished with your gaming.
IMHO it would be like buying a phone that only takes phone calls and you have another device for your internet and texting.
The ultimate point is the fact that it takes no required effort for either system to use it a game system only. Insert disc or select downloaded game requires no more or less effort for either system. The fact that the PS4 has slightly better graphics is a moot point for me, as I care more about play mechanics than how pretty a game looks. With the XB1 combining everything into one, there is no longer a need to jump between devices when you're finished with your gaming.
IMHO it would be like buying a phone that only takes phone calls and you have another device for your internet and texting.
Realistically, your phone can play games too. Why even buy a new system?
LOL yeah it's a lot of effort to press the HDMI2 button and use my smart tv.
Content for starters, small screen, cumbersome controls, I could go on?
Gaming systems are not meant to replace other home devices like computers or cable boxes. Sure they can provide that content for those that want it, but their sole focus should always be gaming. Sony hit the nail on the head with that right away, and we no see MS playing catch up.