This is a stunner to people like nib, but I've said this all along. My first ever NeoGAF post said exactly this, that it didn't matter how much stronger the PS4 was, just that Microsoft gave devs enough power to make great looking next gen games, and there is no credible argument, in my opinion, that they haven't done precisely that. The fact that the stronger hardware will get higher resolutions or performance (particularly when they're at the same resolution, as is the case with Tomb Raider) is a surprise to nobody. I've said all along that I didn't demand nor expect for all xbox one games to be at 1080p, and that it would obviously be better suited at lower resolutions. The real issue my good buddy nib has is with me actually having something positive to say about the Xbox One, and not hopping on the negative bandwagon about how weak and incapable it is. Beyond that, I stand by all that I've said, and, hell, Ryse practically proved a big part of what I was saying from the very start, and it did so at launch no less. The game is not only *gasp* sub 1080p, but nothing else on either system looks quite as good. Who with a straight face can look at that game at launch, with tools and drivers that were widely criticized as not being complete or where they need to be, and in which it was known from the start would take more time and dev effort to get the most out of the hardware, and somehow still claim the Xbox One doesn't have plenty enough power to deliver incredible looking games well into its life?
