XBox One vs. PS4: What's your opinion?

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Which next-gen console do you prefer?


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Jei El

We will be avenged.
Xbox 360.
 

Suleku

The Grey Knight
if I had to pick... PS4... lol Xbox one looks like a mofo VHS... and the only exclusive it's going have is Halo 55 lmao! Microsoft ftl!

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Azir L'Stros

"So much treasure, so little time..."
Personally, I go for PS4. And there are many reasons why.

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1. Consoles are for gaming. It's nice to have Netflix, but I don't want my console to be my TV, PC, phone, etc., with gaming as an add-on. Sony makes it clear that the PS4 is for gaming, and mainly that.

2. MS was wrong to A) discourage use of used games and B) having to connect to the internet at least once a day, even if your games are offline. Sony has taken a step in the other direction, with sharing options and offline play, and I think that's a good move.

3. The controller. PS4 controller was very innovative, whilst XBox 1 controller is simply an "upgraded" version of the XBox 360's

4. Exclusive titles. The only XBox-only game series is Halo, while PS4 has a lot of better exclusive titles.

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I think MS is misguided with trying to make the new XBox an "all-in-one" system. But that's just me.
 

Serperior

Member
For all of those who are in Sony's corner, you do realize they can fluff up just as easily.
Just keep telling yourself that and you can try to make that corner in your mind that knows sony is better then microsoft disappear.
 

Serperior

Member
You never directly said but you gave an impression that you were in favor in Microsoft.



Dick
 

Doctor Langstrom

I want to be FEARED!
You never directly said but you gave an impression that you were in favor in Microsoft.



Dick


I'm a dick because you don't know how to read and comprehend a sentence. Read what I said. When you comprehend it, I have already stated that Microsoft has fluffed up in the context of the sentence. And that Sony can go that same route. So, don't toss your money at them so readily.
 

Suleku

The Grey Knight
THIS PICTURE SHOWS THE FUTURE OF GAMING :p

>.> your going see more gamers like that... and even the most loyal xbox360 are now planning on getting a ps4 lol way to go microsoft... you guys should burn for buying out and fking up rareware

 

Epic Keith

By Ysmir you're going to FREEZE to death!
Only thing I liked about Xbox One was the controller. They actually gave good features
 

Epic Keith

By Ysmir you're going to FREEZE to death!
I like the X1 controller too, but I think Sony has been really innovative with their controller compared to Microsoft.
I haven't seen it but this is really nice. Won't convince me to but it though

  • Impulse Triggers: Xbox One’s Wireless Controller sports four vibration motors – a small one behind each trigger that adds precise haptic feedback to the finger tips, and a larger in each grip for large scale rumbles. This gives users a sense of in-game directionality and depth, creating rich, immersive experiences where gunshots, car crashes and explosions can come to life.
  • Higher Quality Headset Audio: The data transfer rate between the controller and console has been improved, allowing for higher fidelity audio in communication headsets. In-game chat over Xbox Live, according to the team, will be in many cases clearer than talking on a phone.
  • Revamped Thumbsticks: The thumbsticks are built for precision and comfort. They’re smaller and outlined with a knurled texture for better grip. Competitive gamers will be pleased to hear the sticks require 25 percent less force to move, allowing you to adjust your aim in a first-person shooter or execute a half-circle sweep in a fighting game faster and more accurately. The controller also uses advanced electronics that reduce thumbstick deadzone in the center.
  • Brand New D-Pad: The old Xbox 360 D-pad is replaced by a new design that pays homage to classic controllers and is architectured to deliver more precision and tactile feedback for gaming. The D-pad’s cross shape is honed to provide accurate cardinal direction input, sweeping movements and combinations – important factors for sports and fighting games, and other experiences.
  • Buttons, Buttons, Buttons: The A, B, X and Y buttons are lower to the controller with tighter spacing, making the transition between each one smoother. A new, three-step manufacturing process gives these buttons a more premium look, as if the letters on them are suspended in 3-D space. The size and placement of the Xbox button has also changed so the view and menu buttons are more accessible.
  • Seamless Connectivity: Each controller uses a combination of invisible reflective technology and LEDs to send a patterned infrared signal to your console and Kinect sensor. Not only does this make pairing the devices seamless, but it enables Kinect to associate the controller with whoever is holding it. This introduces innovative experiences, such as player switching, where a split screen display can swap positions on the TV if users change seats on the couch.
  • Low Power State: If you’re watching a movie or need to step away from the TV, the controller enters a low power state that conserves your battery. The moment you pick it up again, it will be ready for use without having to resynch with the console.
  • Refined for Comfort: The controller’s design is deliberately honed to the closest tenth of a millimeter to offer the most comfortable fit in users’ hands, and was tested extensively by a broader age group than ever before to ensure it is optimized for as many people as possible. According to the team’s research, this improves gameplay performance and allows comfortable gaming for longer periods of time.
  • Angled Triggers and Bumpers: The triggers and bumpers are carefully designed for performance and comfort. The specific angling allows for a natural fit for your fingers, and the triggers require a lighter pull, so squeezing it repeatedly is an easier and more precise action.
  • Internal Battery Cavity: The compartment that houses AA batteries is built into the interior of the controller, providing more room at the bottom for your fingers to grip. Another convenient improvement is that the controller is both wireless and a wired- simply plug it into your console with a mini USB cable and the connection automatically switches to preserve battery life.
 

Azir L'Stros

"So much treasure, so little time..."
I haven't seen it but this is really nice. Won't convince me to but it though

  • Impulse Triggers: Xbox One’s Wireless Controller sports four vibration motors – a small one behind each trigger that adds precise haptic feedback to the finger tips, and a larger in each grip for large scale rumbles. This gives users a sense of in-game directionality and depth, creating rich, immersive experiences where gunshots, car crashes and explosions can come to life.
  • Higher Quality Headset Audio: The data transfer rate between the controller and console has been improved, allowing for higher fidelity audio in communication headsets. In-game chat over Xbox Live, according to the team, will be in many cases clearer than talking on a phone.
  • Revamped Thumbsticks: The thumbsticks are built for precision and comfort. They’re smaller and outlined with a knurled texture for better grip. Competitive gamers will be pleased to hear the sticks require 25 percent less force to move, allowing you to adjust your aim in a first-person shooter or execute a half-circle sweep in a fighting game faster and more accurately. The controller also uses advanced electronics that reduce thumbstick deadzone in the center.
  • Brand New D-Pad: The old Xbox 360 D-pad is replaced by a new design that pays homage to classic controllers and is architectured to deliver more precision and tactile feedback for gaming. The D-pad’s cross shape is honed to provide accurate cardinal direction input, sweeping movements and combinations – important factors for sports and fighting games, and other experiences.
  • Buttons, Buttons, Buttons: The A, B, X and Y buttons are lower to the controller with tighter spacing, making the transition between each one smoother. A new, three-step manufacturing process gives these buttons a more premium look, as if the letters on them are suspended in 3-D space. The size and placement of the Xbox button has also changed so the view and menu buttons are more accessible.
  • Seamless Connectivity: Each controller uses a combination of invisible reflective technology and LEDs to send a patterned infrared signal to your console and Kinect sensor. Not only does this make pairing the devices seamless, but it enables Kinect to associate the controller with whoever is holding it. This introduces innovative experiences, such as player switching, where a split screen display can swap positions on the TV if users change seats on the couch.
  • Low Power State: If you’re watching a movie or need to step away from the TV, the controller enters a low power state that conserves your battery. The moment you pick it up again, it will be ready for use without having to resynch with the console.
  • Refined for Comfort: The controller’s design is deliberately honed to the closest tenth of a millimeter to offer the most comfortable fit in users’ hands, and was tested extensively by a broader age group than ever before to ensure it is optimized for as many people as possible. According to the team’s research, this improves gameplay performance and allows comfortable gaming for longer periods of time.
  • Angled Triggers and Bumpers: The triggers and bumpers are carefully designed for performance and comfort. The specific angling allows for a natural fit for your fingers, and the triggers require a lighter pull, so squeezing it repeatedly is an easier and more precise action.
  • Internal Battery Cavity: The compartment that houses AA batteries is built into the interior of the controller, providing more room at the bottom for your fingers to grip. Another convenient improvement is that the controller is both wireless and a wired- simply plug it into your console with a mini USB cable and the connection automatically switches to preserve battery life.


How did you type that fast!? And you do have many good points with the controller. I just really like the touchpad on the PS4 controller.
 

Azir L'Stros

"So much treasure, so little time..."
XBox 360 controller vs XBox One controller (XBox One controller is on the right):

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PS3 vs PS4 controller (PS4 controller is on the right):

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PS4 vs XBox One controller:

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This isn't to prove a point. This is to show everyone what the controllers look like so they can decide for themselves which they like better.
 

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