I'm not going to say Yusef is a better man than me, but I would hate myself and my job if I had to spew bullshit like that. You have to be in a state of delirium to spend time in an office will colleagues and arrive at that as as an answer to questions that come way your way. I couldn't do it. I couldn't live with myself if I had to let those words fly out of my mouth.
pretty sure ps3 has more lifetime sales than 360
unless you meant against wii
And your contribution to society is what?And yet he's leading the marketing effort for a major consumer electronics launch, while you're posting on a gaming forum. Funny how that works.
One would assume its normal for a Kinect to be covered in dust considering you're not touching it after its been set up and it would work regardless of dust levelWhen will they realise that most early adopters don't care about Kinect? They look at the two pieces of hardware which let's be honest are nearly identical in terms of power, then look at the price difference and their original Kinect covered in dust, and pre-order a PS4
At least, that's what I did.
The 'offers more value out of the box' thing is kind of laughable though, IMO. As far as I can see, out of the box you'll get a lot more entertainment content and functionality from a PS4 without further payment than you will with a One.
Maybe the (apparently rather nascent) TV connectivity is a big win for some people, but as a games machine or as a gateway to other entertainment content, Xbox One is much poorer value than alternatives.
In reality when the PS3 came out there were so many big features missing like cross game chat and invites.
One would assume its normal for a Kinect to be covered in dust considering you're not touching it after its been set up and it would work regardless of dust level
/ForcedAttemptOfBeingASmartAss
OOB PS4 lacks:
- Universal control of your home theater via IR blaster.
- Side-by-side multitasking.
- TV guide or live TV viewing via HDMI-in.
- Tablet/smartphone control of TV.
- Voice search or control or gesture control of apps/games/TV.
- Apps that work in conjunction with live TV like fantasy sports.
- Video chat or video commentary in apps..
- Full body motion control games.
- Automatic profile logins.
- Automatic controller tracking.
People made the same type of arguments about online play last generation that PSN was a better value than XBL because it was free. In reality when the PS3 came out there were so many big features missing like cross game chat and invites. I just see the same thing happening again with different sets of features.
OOB PS4 lacks:
I'm sure we'll discover dozens more little things when we finally have them too like maybe automatic pause/resume on videos when you walk away or fall asleep.
- Universal control of your home theater via IR blaster.
- Side-by-side multitasking.
- TV guide or live TV viewing via HDMI-in.
- Tablet/smartphone control of TV.
- Voice search or control or gesture control of apps/games/TV.
- Apps that work in conjunction with live TV like fantasy sports.
- Video chat or video commentary in apps..
- Full body motion control games.
- Automatic profile logins.
- Automatic controller tracking.
Trying to match some of these features with a Logitech Harmony Ultimate Hub and a PS4 Eye would cost me $160 more and I would have a downgraded 720p camera with no skeletal tracking in the dark and no integrated TV functionality or multitasking.
[*]Universal control of your home theater via IR blaster.
[*]Side-by-side multitasking.
[*]TV guide or live TV viewing via HDMI-in.
[*]Tablet/smartphone control of TV.
[*]Voice search or control or gesture control of apps/games/TV.
[*]Apps that work in conjunction with live TV like fantasy sports.
[*]Video chat or video commentary in apps..
[*]Full body motion control games.
[*]Automatic profile logins.
[*]Automatic controller tracking.
[/LIST]I'm sure we'll discover dozens more little things when we finally have them too like maybe automatic pause/resume on videos when you walk away or fall asleep.
- Your hardware is inferior, which means pretty much every multiplatform game will be worse the entire generation.
OOB PS4 lacks:
I'm sure we'll discover dozens more little things when we finally have them too like maybe automatic pause/resume on videos when you walk away or fall asleep.
- Universal control of your home theater via IR blaster.
- Side-by-side multitasking.
- TV guide or live TV viewing via HDMI-in.
- Tablet/smartphone control of TV.
- Voice search or control or gesture control of apps/games/TV.
- Apps that work in conjunction with live TV like fantasy sports.
- Video chat or video commentary in apps..
- Full body motion control games.
- Automatic profile logins.
- Automatic controller tracking.
Yeah nice list. Doesn't matter if its OOB or not, I can get a PS Camera and it still be nearly a games worth cheaper than Xbox One.OOB PS4 lacks:
- Universal control of your home theater via IR blaster. *Not a deal breaker, I have an AV Receiver
- Side-by-side multitasking. *Don't need something snapped to the side of the screen impacting the real estate of my game, I have tablets and smartphones
- TV guide or live TV viewing via HDMI-in. *Don't need to watch TV, my Sky box has its own EPG and can record tv shows
- Tablet/smartphone control of TV. *Not a deal breaker, not sure what added benefit that is
- Voice search or control or gesture control of apps/games/TV. *Sony said voice control is coming
- Apps that work in conjunction with live TV like fantasy sports. *Only in the US at launch and I would wager it will probably never have any meaningful apps in other regions, the 360 doesn't...
- Video chat or video commentary in apps.. *PS4 has twitch and you can commentate over videos including picture in picture
- Full body motion control games. *Don't need or want
- Automatic profile logins. *WOW DEAL BREAKER RIGHT THERE /s
- Automatic controller tracking. *Can track with PS Camera.
People made the same type of arguments about online play last generation that PSN was a better value than XBL because it was free. In reality when the PS3 came out there were so many big features missing like cross game chat and invites. I just see the same thing happening again with different sets of features.
OOB PS4 lacks:
I'm sure we'll discover dozens more little things when we finally have them too like maybe automatic pause/resume on videos when you walk away or fall asleep.
- Universal control of your home theater via IR blaster.
- Side-by-side multitasking.
- TV guide or live TV viewing via HDMI-in.
- Tablet/smartphone control of TV.
- Voice search or control or gesture control of apps/games/TV.
- Apps that work in conjunction with live TV like fantasy sports.
- Video chat or video commentary in apps..
- Full body motion control games.
- Automatic profile logins.
- Automatic controller tracking.
Trying to match some of these features with a Logitech Harmony Ultimate Hub and a PS4 Eye would cost me $160 more and I would have a downgraded 720p camera with no skeletal tracking in the dark and no integrated TV functionality or multitasking.
- Your hardware is inferior, which means pretty much every multiplatform game will be worse the entire generation.
- The competition has bigger and more varied first party studios..
- Xbox Live is a worse value proposition than PS+.
- You have Kinect, which has not added anything substantial to the table since its inception.
- The competition seems to be in a better market position from the get go.
- Your system costs 100$ more.
-We don't know what MS's first party studios will do; how do you? Sony has a much better history but things change when a new gen arrives
-Why is Xbox Live a "worse value proposition than PS+?
Sony has a good history, hence the faith they will bring awesome games. Why should I believe things will change with MS? Just because it's a new gen? Their track record doesn't instil any confidence in me thus far.
The added value they're pitching is (IMO) directed at people that are considering stepping into the gaming world for the first time, but aren't very tech friendly. The kind of person that doesn't want to manage multiple remotes.
Hell, my mother in law (who can't be bothered to remember inputs on the television) noted that she thought it was pretty cool. What they're trying to offer feels like an altered Wii pitch...it's simple, brings everything together in an all in one solution, and it's cool because you can talk to it and wave at it and stuff.
From my own perspective, I don't see the value because I'm not a fan of Kinect, I don't like voice commands, and I don't particularly feel like rearranging my living room to access functionality needed for certain titles. For those that do, good for them. I want a pure gaming system, and for that, the PS4 is the console that matches what I want.
MS, simply, is just pitching to a bigger audience and we, as a (somewhat) gamer specific group, don't feel it. I don't speak for everyone here of course, but that's just how I see it.
People made the same type of arguments about online play last generation that PSN was a better value than XBL because it was free. In reality when the PS3 came out there were so many big features missing like cross game chat and invites. I just see the same thing happening again with different sets of features.
OOB PS4 lacks:
I'm sure we'll discover dozens more little things when we finally have them too like maybe automatic pause/resume on videos when you walk away or fall asleep.
- Universal control of your home theater via IR blaster.
- Side-by-side multitasking.
- TV guide or live TV viewing via HDMI-in.
- Tablet/smartphone control of TV.
- Voice search or control or gesture control of apps/games/TV.
- Apps that work in conjunction with live TV like fantasy sports.
- Video chat or video commentary in apps..
- Full body motion control games.
- Automatic profile logins.
- Automatic controller tracking.
Trying to match some of these features with a Logitech Harmony Ultimate Hub and a PS4 Eye would cost me $160 more and I would have a downgraded 720p camera with no skeletal tracking in the dark and no integrated TV functionality or multitasking.
Weird how some of the only arguments people have against power is presenting what the think the "average joe" consumer thinks. I never got what that was supposed to accomplish against what was presented.-Why is Xbox Live a "worse value proposition than PS+?
-We don't know what MS's first party studios will do; how do you? Sony has a much better history but things change when a new gen arrives
-Kinect has definitely added to the value of MS; I look forward to what can be done with it on the One
-hardware being inferior, as if it is going to be this huge difference when Joe Consumer goes "LOL, look at how horrible that looks on Xbox One..lets buy a PS4 instead."
Even if all multiplatform games were targeting Xbox One specs (extremely unlikely), they would still run better on PS4 due to GPU/memory advantage.I think people are going to be pretty surprised, I'm sure most devs will develop to Xbox One specs unfortunately.
Weird how some of the only arguments people have against power is presenting what the think the "average joe" consumer thinks. I never got what that was supposed to accomplish against what was presented.
2010 was probably their last good year.They're coming off a huge 4 year gap of barely putting out games on their previous console.
I know I'm sounding like a broken record with that but it really is why almost no one takes anything MS says they're going to do when it comes to games at face value, and why they get bashed endlessly any time they talk about apps/tv/kinect.