Xbox One or, PlayStation 4?

[Catkillerfive]

Um...half the stuff you said isn't true.

How that?

- The PS4 may have more launch titles, but their exclusives are terrible besides Watch Dogs.

That actually is entirely up to personal preference. For example: I bought The Last of Us on the PS3 and I'm in love with that game now (The singleplayer that is).

- Everyone goes on about this, when I buy a game I don't give it to everyone. It's for my own personal use.

But what if? What if you have a friend that want to buy a specific game buy he have no idea how the game actually looks like. Why not play it themselves instead of watching videos or browsing review sections which might be misleading.

- An internet check one every 24 hours, even if you don't have one you can still use apps.

That do not exactly matter as with a Console, you are supposed to play games, not use apps.

- The exclusives are terrible as I said, unlike Xbox One's Forza, Halo, Killer Instinct, DR3, Ryse etc..

I do have to admit that Halo is a good game. But if you look at for example DR3, the devs are looking away from the less serious approach (Unlike the 2 original DR games, JUST to appeal to CoD players). Ryse look like a cool game I have to admit. I'm not into Racing and not so much into fighting games (With the exception of Tekken)

- It's cheaper because there's less that you're getting. Do you get Twitch? Live TV? Voice commands? Skype? Party systems? Thought not.

I don't need that as I can already do that with my computer.

- Actually the PS4 is more expensive per month at £6 and the Xbox One's is £4 a month.

During the E3 conference, Sony said that PS Plus will cost 5€, which is 4.2£. Not 6£.

- All I can say really is PS4's controller is a failure in itself.

Still, personal preference.

All in all, I don't really care if you buy Xbox One just for the exclusives. But I won't watch Microsoft continue with this bullshit, this generation of Console war is going to be very one sided towards Sony's PS4. There is no doubt about that.