$100? Are you kidding me?I'd probably buy one for $100, without Kinect, just for the occasional exclusive like Sunset Overdrive.
Can XB1 play video files? If so you can add that to the list. I was really shocked when I tried to watch a movie via USB on my PS4 and it didn't work. It's such a basic feature.I recognize that the following features might not be enough to sway most gamers or those who already own a PS4 into buying an X1, but it at least it shows MS's superiority when it comes to evolving a console's feature set and sticking to a regularly scheduled update.
Direct YouTube upload
3D Blue-Ray Playback
More robust DNLA features than the PS4
Suspend/Resume
External HDD support
Currently more app support (and the likelihood that it will have more support than the PS4 when it comes to apps due to the crossplatform nature of windows 8 and all MS devices)
HDMI-IN
Kinect's feature set
I know I'm forgetting much more stuff right now. So you're telling me all these advantages, plus MS' clear and present superiority and advantage when it comes to managing their software teams (when it comes to it's OS) wouldn't be enough to close the gap of minute graphical superiority between it and the PS4?
In fairness to evildede, everytime I read your reasons for never considering buying an Xbox One, I do a double take because I think I might've accidentally stumbled onto an Amnesty International thread.
I recognize that the following features might not be enough to sway most gamers or those who already own a PS4 into buying an X1, but it at least it shows MS's superiority when it comes to evolving a console's feature set and sticking to a regularly scheduled update.
Direct YouTube upload
3D Blue-Ray Playback
More robust DNLA features than the PS4
Suspend/Resume
External HDD support
Currently more app support (and the likelihood that it will have more support than the PS4 when it comes to apps due to the crossplatform nature of windows 8 and all MS devices)
HDMI-IN
Kinect's feature set
I know I'm forgetting much more stuff right now. So you're telling me all these advantages, plus MS' clear and present superiority and advantage when it comes to managing their software teams (when it comes to it's OS) wouldn't be enough to close the gap of minute graphical superiority between it and the PS4?
I've already bought a PS4 but I would've bought an Xbox One too if it would've launched in my country. The real mega failure for MS from my point of view is that they still haven't launched the console :/ They're now trying to launch it this september but I've just bought a PC and I rarely use the PS4 and probably won't use the XB1 much either now. They simply missed the bus as far as I'm concerned.Did their mess of a an unveiling sour you on ever buying an xbox one ? Did you buy a PS4 already and don't feel like spending more money when you lack the time to play even the PS4 ? What are the reasons why you don't have have one yet and what would it take to get you to buy one ?
What exactly isn't functional on the PS4? I can play all my games, watch my blurays and us Netflix/CR, all very easily and quick. What exactly did they sacrifice?
The only thing I can think of that the X1 has over the PS4 is the hdmi in which is useless for me
I recognize that the following features might not be enough to sway most gamers or those who already own a PS4 into buying an X1, but it at least it shows MS's superiority when it comes to evolving a console's feature set and sticking to a regularly scheduled update.
Direct YouTube upload
3D Blue-Ray Playback
More robust DNLA features than the PS4
Suspend/Resume
External HDD support
Currently more app support (and the likelihood that it will have more support than the PS4 when it comes to apps due to the crossplatform nature of windows 8 and all MS devices)
HDMI-IN
Kinect's feature set
I know I'm forgetting much more stuff right now. So you're telling me all these advantages, plus MS' clear and present superiority and advantage when it comes to managing their software teams (when it comes to it's OS) wouldn't be enough to close the gap of minute graphical superiority between it and the PS4?
Well, no, because this is a gaming forum. Games are the most important aspect of these consoles and the PS4 does it better. I really want suspend/resume though, I love it on the Vita. 3D bluray is I'm PS4. Everything else I won't comment on since I don't have a personal interest in those things (and I'm pretty sure a lot of those things are in the pipeline for PS, Sony seems to want to do a big update rather than incremental ones)
lol, so much wrong here.
lol, so much wrong here.
500$ gaming PCs or 400$ tablets can do all of those things and consoles are competing against them, so yes, today's consoles are expected to have those features as they are in the same price range and are competing directly against them. It's not because it's a gaming forum that we can't talk about extra features that gaming consoles have! They are important in this day and age and should be expected of every console moving on.
I can't and probably won't ever be able to play Sony games on PC though. You can have the best PC ever and it still won't be playing Bloodborne and UC4 next year.
But yea, I get what you mean
I recognize that the following features might not be enough to sway most gamers or those who already own a PS4 into buying an X1, but it at least it shows MS's superiority when it comes to evolving a console's feature set and sticking to a regularly scheduled update.
Direct YouTube upload
3D Blue-Ray Playback
More robust DNLA features than the PS4
Suspend/Resume
External HDD support
Currently more app support (and the likelihood that it will have more support than the PS4 when it comes to apps due to the crossplatform nature of windows 8 and all MS devices)
HDMI-IN
Kinect's feature set
I know I'm forgetting much more stuff right now. So you're telling me all these advantages, plus MS' clear and present superiority and advantage when it comes to managing their software teams (when it comes to it's OS) wouldn't be enough to close the gap of minute graphical superiority between it and the PS4?
Since i live in Swede they have to release it first. Then somehowmake me forget that whole DRM thing, TVTVTV sport sport and Kinect.
If they do that i would buy one if it cost around 100$ with a few games, free online since i already pay for PS+ i wont pay for Xboxlive and NO kinect. If Kinects in the box then its a no go.
You realize how little most of those relate to games, or that even if more slowly PS4 will mostly feature match it (with the exception of the HDMI in of course)?
Take myself, here's how I see that list:
- Direct YouTube upload - useless, would never use (could be added to PS4 too)
- 3D Blue-Ray Playback -PS4 has this (in fact I think they snuck out an update to beat MS to it)
- More robust DNLA features than the PS4 - useless, would never use (could be added to PS4 too)
- Suspend/Resume - would likely never use. Not how I play games. I have a Vita and don't bother with suspend/resume (could be added to PS4 too)
- External HDD support - useless, would never use. I want easy to swap out HDD not ability to hook more peripherals. (could be added to PS4 too)
- Currently more app support (and the likelihood that it will have more support than the PS4 when it comes to apps due to the crossplatform nature of windows 8 and all MS devices) - I use consoles purely for games, the apps are useless for me and I suspect the majority interested in apps are already Apple/Android centric not Windows 8 or Windows Mobile
- HDMI-IN - useless, would never use (admittedly this isn't coming to PS4 unless via an external peripheral)
- Kinect's feature set - I do not like Kinect at all for gaming or the way MS is trying to use it for interface. Everything interesting about Kinect for me resides with different uses and let's face it in Europe going by 360/Kinect interest was pretty low for Kinect in the first place and nothing games wise has been released to change that view.
Now of course that's just me but really you can't just assume this stuff matters - to a lot of people it doesn't one bit or at least it matters a lot less than the pure gaming features.
The early sales speak for themselves, broadly speaking the market for a videogame console is a lot more interesting in a console that seems 100% focused on games with some media on the side than a console that appears to be 70% games/30% media.
To be blunt a lot of those features (or rather how much they were pushed in initial marketing) have actually been part of the problem for MS.
And you think you will be able to play every MS exclusives on PC?
Unless you hate everything that MS has as far as exclusivity goes.
You casually dismiss the differences of what MS offers for their product and the capacity of MS to deliver consistent and robust monthly updates but don't allow those who disagree with you to dismiss the minute differences in graphical fidelity between both machines.
The differences are minute. I don't why I'm being laughed at, but the difference in graphical power, when it comes to real world performance, has been negligible so far. In fact Destiny, the most anticipated game of the year by both camps, is going to run the same on both systems. And if they didn't, it wouldn't be as if the Destiny gameplay on the Xbox One would've been unplayable due to the space traveler getting his feet stuck in some 8-bit swamp.
You casually dismiss the differences of what MS offers for their product and the capacity of MS to deliver consistent and robust monthly updates but don't allow those who disagree with you to dismiss the minute differences in graphical fidelity between both machines.
The differences are minute. .
The graphical differences are more than minute as are the power differences. Also the point - which I stand by - is that those features are simply (and clearly evidenced by the market of millions of people not just me) - not that compelling as differentiators.
I'm sorry but the evidence is that the graphical differences and perceived power gap matters more than all these features taken together.
You come across as really struggling to understand why features you think are terrific and important aren't being see so universally - the answer is simple, they're just not seen that way by the majority.
You casually dismiss the differences of what MS offers for their product and the capacity of MS to deliver consistent and robust monthly updates but don't allow those who disagree with you to dismiss the minute differences in graphical fidelity between both machines.
The differences are minute. I don't why I'm being laughed at, but the difference in graphical power, when it comes to real world performance, has been negligible so far. In fact Destiny, the most anticipated game of the year by both camps, is going to run the same on both systems. And if they didn't, it wouldn't be as if the Destiny gameplay on the Xbox One would've been unplayable due to the space traveler getting his feet stuck in some 8-bit swamp.
The differences are minute. I don't why I'm being laughed at, but the difference in graphical power, when it comes to real world performance, has been negligible so far.
not sure if the 99$ replies are serious, memes, or just trolling, can't quite tell
not sure if the 99$ replies are serious, memes, or just trolling, can't quite tell
I actually doubt I'd get it even with that price. Really, honestly. I think Wii U offers better value with higgher price. Now when Microsoft is releasing Ryse on PC, I think all exclusives will get on PC eventually. So what's the point on owning Xbone? I have PS4 and PC already.
A much lower price than the PS4 and a current gen version of Deathrow with online play and interactive arenas. I already have a PS4 that I barely play outside of BF4 and two gaming PCs with backlogs I have no chance of ever completing so missing out on some Xbox exclusives won't really bother me much. Especially since a lot of the exclusives can be found on PC or do not appeal to me at all like Forza, Halo, or Gears of War. I'd probably be better served taking the money I would spend on an Xbone and putting it towards upgrading my GTX 680 to either a GTX 800 card or waiting a little longer and getting a 900 series card instead.
you're just not interested in XB1, period.
and as a Wii U owner, it doesn't offer better value for its current msrp than XB1 to me, but you know, opinions.