If XBox One is as good as @PS4 claims then....
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Both systems came out less than a year ago. let me repeat myself. less than a year ago. neither system has any blockbuster game as of yet which you xbots are in full out denial about. talking like no sick games are coming out for ps4?!?!? That argument is just weak and pathetic and shows how salty you guys are after the majority of the world went and bought the ps4 and not the xbox one. I swear this is like when obama got elected president and them tea party fakkits was kicking up noise and arguments with no merit cause they pissed they on the loosing minority side.
waits for another ps4/meech post talking about titanfail or knack being wack.
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Of course I could. For one, who here is qualified to make a diagnosis...So the only thing this thread has proven after 6 pages is that @PS4 most likely has mental issues.
Can he dispute that though?
Over the internet
But if you would like me to do a self diagnosis? I don't think I'm crazy
Like most superstars who have walked this earth, I feel that its you who is the crazy one
You'd be crazy to pass up on Dedicated servers on all games just so you can brag about a few extra P
Red Dead Redemption was like 500p on PS3, what made it inferior to the 360 version besides that?
Gameplay, framerates.. important shyt
You'd be crazy to pass on Titanfall to play Infamous
You'd be crazy to hate on TV like if TV is something you are too cool for?
To say the XB1 has advanced the TV watching experience is not a empty statement... na mean?
You don't know what I mean.
Features, it has everything. So yeah, call me mental cuz I like fancy electronics with the best gaming content now and in the foreseeable future
Crazy he says
So Xbox doesn't have games, but PS4 has all the tight games. Greatness Awaits n shyt
And even tho all those games are also headed to XB1, well, at least games with no release date will drop one day
I'm done...
Ineedmoney504
SOHH ICEY...WE EATIN
Yea Im on bf/madden daily, while streaming via, talking to viewers and reading/posting on the coliSo you playing your next gen game with your controller in both hands and checking your laptop in between cause the coli is greatness all day?
More like you checking coli to see when new xbots will arrive to play online with you cause m$ is struggling to push them shyts out the store.
Seems like this is something only xbots are doing. You would think with all the features cablebox has you wouldn't still need your computer attached to your hip. lmao.
And tbh the only person who on much is meech, the rest of the xbox players dont be on as much as ps players
Breh I have over a 100+ friends on xbl, any game I play somebody on my friend list is online and we run
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Speak for yourself, but Coli nikkaz be on XBL 24/7. Maybe you don't have everyone on your friendslist?
And then there are a few coli members who are quite unusual
If he don't officially join soon, or expose himself... no homo
Then I might have to rock a new username?
What does @Arcavian think about that. Unusual postings from a nobody, disguised as another nobody
Ineedmoney504
SOHH ICEY...WE EATIN
No im talking bout xbox players no being on the coli as much as ps players, they be on the coli much moreSpeak for yourself, but Coli nikkaz be on XBL 24/7. Maybe you don't have everyone on your friendslist?
And then there are a few coli members who are quite unusual
If he don't officially join soon, or expose himself... no homo
Then I might have to rock a new username?
What does @Arcavian think about that. Unusual postings from a nobody, disguised as another nobody
Hopefully he makes a name soonSpeak for yourself, but Coli nikkaz be on XBL 24/7. Maybe you don't have everyone on your friendslist?
And then there are a few coli members who are quite unusual
If he don't officially join soon, or expose himself... no homo
Then I might have to rock a new username?
What does @Arcavian think about that. Unusual postings from a nobody, disguised as another nobody
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....what does that have to do with my quote lol
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Dude has mental issues my friends.
Don't feed the trolls.
Don't feed the trolls.
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PlayStation 4 Just Outsold Xbox One for the Fourth Month in a Row
9:55 AM ET
noted last month, the numbers don’t mean precisely what they seem to (though sales numbers rarely do). But the picture this month is a trifle clearer than last. Gamasutra reminds us, for instance, that on Microsoft’s recent earnings call, CFO Amy Hood admitted Xbox One console supply was outpacing consumer demand. And here’s Gamasutra’s take: “This is a situation that did not appear to exist during the early days of the Xbox 360 or PlayStation 3, which reputedly saw slower, supply-constrained beginnings.”
That said, it remains a truism, however bored some are of hearing it at this point, that Sony’s PlayStation 4 is available in far more countries than Microsoft’s Xbox One (72 versus 13 at last count). That’s not an attempt to excuse the unit sales disparity, which is substantial and important in its own right, but it is an attempt to factor in the broader reality. Yes, potential buyer demographics veer and lurch wildly from country to country for more or less obvious reasons (population differences chief among them), and it’s certainly not the case that all the countries Microsoft isn’t in automatically account for all of that 2 million (or more) sales gulf. But it’s also baldfaced nonsense to suggest Sony and Microsoft are competing on precisely equal terms. I doubt anyone disagrees the PS4′s outperforming by wide margins, but the points aren’t mutually exclusive.
In any event, as Gamasutra further notes, Microsoft clearly seems to be having problems maintaining next-gen momentum: 115,000 units sold in April is a significant downturn from 311,000 units sold in March. Respawn’s Titanfall was supposed to energize the console, and it did to an extent in March, but not enough to give Microsoft the edge it’s been looking for over Sony: the lion’s share of Titanfallsales in April were for Xbox 360.
That edge may have instead arrived this week, however, with a $100 price drop and Microsoft’s excision of its motion-sensing Kinect camera from a new $399 SKU that’ll consist of the Xbox One alone (you can still buy the Xbox One with Kinect for $500, but it seems likely the bulk of Microsoft’s June hardware sales and future ones besides — the new SKU goes live on June 9 — are going to be Kinect-less).
Conventional wisdom holds that Sony’s been winning because the PS4 is less expensive and perhaps a shade more powerful (that’s the perception I’d wager most have, rightly or wrongly, reading article after article about this or that multi-platform game running at lower frame rates or pixel counts on Microsoft’s Xbox One). Microsoft just solved its price-perception problem. The questions remains whether it can mitigate this performance-perception one.
Its software lineup’s appeal, built largely on multi-platform games at this stage, is arguably on par with Sony’s, and its Xbox Live online community was one of the Xbox 360′s crown jewels, so there’s incentive from that angle for all those Xbox 360 gamers — who’ve outnumbered PS3 gamers by millions in the U.S. for years — to follow the Xbox platform’s flightpath, if only for social network reasons.
9:55 AM ET
noted last month, the numbers don’t mean precisely what they seem to (though sales numbers rarely do). But the picture this month is a trifle clearer than last. Gamasutra reminds us, for instance, that on Microsoft’s recent earnings call, CFO Amy Hood admitted Xbox One console supply was outpacing consumer demand. And here’s Gamasutra’s take: “This is a situation that did not appear to exist during the early days of the Xbox 360 or PlayStation 3, which reputedly saw slower, supply-constrained beginnings.”
That said, it remains a truism, however bored some are of hearing it at this point, that Sony’s PlayStation 4 is available in far more countries than Microsoft’s Xbox One (72 versus 13 at last count). That’s not an attempt to excuse the unit sales disparity, which is substantial and important in its own right, but it is an attempt to factor in the broader reality. Yes, potential buyer demographics veer and lurch wildly from country to country for more or less obvious reasons (population differences chief among them), and it’s certainly not the case that all the countries Microsoft isn’t in automatically account for all of that 2 million (or more) sales gulf. But it’s also baldfaced nonsense to suggest Sony and Microsoft are competing on precisely equal terms. I doubt anyone disagrees the PS4′s outperforming by wide margins, but the points aren’t mutually exclusive.
In any event, as Gamasutra further notes, Microsoft clearly seems to be having problems maintaining next-gen momentum: 115,000 units sold in April is a significant downturn from 311,000 units sold in March. Respawn’s Titanfall was supposed to energize the console, and it did to an extent in March, but not enough to give Microsoft the edge it’s been looking for over Sony: the lion’s share of Titanfallsales in April were for Xbox 360.
That edge may have instead arrived this week, however, with a $100 price drop and Microsoft’s excision of its motion-sensing Kinect camera from a new $399 SKU that’ll consist of the Xbox One alone (you can still buy the Xbox One with Kinect for $500, but it seems likely the bulk of Microsoft’s June hardware sales and future ones besides — the new SKU goes live on June 9 — are going to be Kinect-less).
Conventional wisdom holds that Sony’s been winning because the PS4 is less expensive and perhaps a shade more powerful (that’s the perception I’d wager most have, rightly or wrongly, reading article after article about this or that multi-platform game running at lower frame rates or pixel counts on Microsoft’s Xbox One). Microsoft just solved its price-perception problem. The questions remains whether it can mitigate this performance-perception one.
Its software lineup’s appeal, built largely on multi-platform games at this stage, is arguably on par with Sony’s, and its Xbox Live online community was one of the Xbox 360′s crown jewels, so there’s incentive from that angle for all those Xbox 360 gamers — who’ve outnumbered PS3 gamers by millions in the U.S. for years — to follow the Xbox platform’s flightpath, if only for social network reasons.