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This is a continuation thread, the old thread is [split]481909[/split]
MS got rid of so many of their great ones. Like Bruce Shelley's team. To me they spend too much money for timed exclusives, instead of looking at the long term. The software may be subjective, but they have 30+ teams where MS has under 5. They need to work on that.
But from hardware, the PS4 is more powerful.
Controller could be subjective as well, but the DS4 is one of the best controllers I've ever held.
I think the Halo Collection will boost sales this Holiday no doubt......but it's still not a brand new Halo 5.
plus, doesn't the new Smash Bros. come out this Holiday, too?
just like Mario Kart boosted the Wii U earlier this year, I'm pretty sure Smash Bros will do the same this Holiday.....which in turn, will lure some sales away from the X1.
I think Halo and Smash Bros have totally different demographics though.
and that's a big deal. not just from a consumer's perspective, but also from the developer's perspective, too.
if devs continually find it easier to develop their games for the PS4 and achieve the highest graphical performance, and if they see the PS4 simply has the larger consumer base, that will factor heavily into which system becomes the "preferred" console to develop for.
and hardware isn't something MS can easily fix with the X1. unless they come out with a redesigned model with better hardware specs. but, as we've discussed before, that usually doesn't happen in a console's life cycle.
At the same time though, I don't think hardware should be overstated. We're talking about a fairly tiny difference compared to some previous generations.
The 6th gen was all over the place with the Dreamcast, the PS2, the Gamecube and the Xbox. Yet the PS2, the second weakest machine won handily.
With the 7th gen, the weaker machines also won.
It's one thing when you're as underpowered as the Wii U (crippled, really), but the PS4 is only marginally more powerful.
No one is going to make a game for the PS4 the Xbone can't run as well. Not yet anyway.
if that were to happen though, doesn't that mean that newer xbone games that take advantage of new hardware wouldn't run properly on older xbones?and that's a big deal. not just from a consumer's perspective, but also from the developer's perspective, too.
if devs continually find it easier to develop their games for the PS4 and achieve the highest graphical performance, and if they see the PS4 simply has the larger consumer base, that will factor heavily into which system becomes the "preferred" console to develop for.
and hardware isn't something MS can easily fix with the X1. unless they come out with a redesigned model with better hardware specs. but, as we've discussed before, that usually doesn't happen in a console's life cycle.
was the dreamcast weaker than the Ps2?At the same time though, I don't think hardware should be overstated. We're talking about a fairly tiny difference compared to some previous generations.
The 6th gen was all over the place with the Dreamcast, the PS2, the Gamecube and the Xbox. Yet the PS2, the second weakest machine won handily.
With the 7th gen, the weaker machines also won.
It's one thing when you're as underpowered as the Wii U (crippled, really), but the PS4 is only marginally more powerful.
No one is going to make a game for the PS4 the Xbone can't run as well. Not yet anyway.
Halo MC Collection isn't Halo 5.. but it gives a Beta for Halo 5.. Which is close enough.
I totally forgot about that. Xbone ftw this christmas
F**K YEA!
Take that you Sony-bots(or whatever they're called)
Long live Bill Gates!
Long Live Xbox Nation!
SDF...Sony Defense Force.
if that were to happen though, doesn't that mean that newer xbone games that take advantage of new hardware wouldn't run properly on older xbones?
but that shouldn't be a big deal. the Ps2 never had to overcome the fact that the X1 was a monstrosity compared to it.yeah......another poster brought up that point, I believe.
it would cause too much complications. that's why, aside from something like a bigger internal hdd, a major change in hardware won't likely happen.
that's why I say, that will be one thing the X1 can't overcome.
yes it will. unfortunately, it will.Also, the Halo Collection will no doubt boost X1 sales this Holiday. and X1 sales may even surpass PS4 this Holiday.
the question is.......will that boost last beyond the Holidays?
F**K YEA!
Take that you Sony-bots(or whatever they're called)
Long live Bill Gates!
Long Live Xbox Nation!
actually I think the term is sony pony.SDF...Sony Defense Force.