Quote from: Chief149 on May 30, 2013, 02:10:20 AMThe specs are not as important as a gaming pc. Optimization is a powerful tool my friend, both consoles will be able to output amazing graphics mostly because companies can optimize their games a hell of a lot more than pc devs can.Quote from: Nick3306 on May 22, 2013, 04:33:56 PM
Was very disappointing imo. Not only are they going to charge you in order to play used games, you need to be connected to the internet at least once every 24 hours in order to play. They also bragged about these "15 exclusives" but didn't give any names at all aside from the ones they showed during the reveal (like forza). Sounds like bs to me.
So far the ps4 looks way better imo, but then again, these are just the launch conferences and dont really give all the info on how the consoles themselves will be.
On a side note, you still have to pay for live, so it is an automatic not buy for me.
Finally, someone points out the much needed to be pointed out points...
Yep. You can't do what you did in the "old days" and call up a bro and be like, "Hey dude, can I borrow your copy of Halo 4 for a couple days."
Now you can do that, but the XBox One dlc will be like, "nope," and charge you the full price of the game.
And yeah, having to be connected once every 24 hours is bullshit.
Now we move on to the PS4 with its hardware specs that couldn't even rival a three year old gaming PC.
The next generation of consoles are not only a shitty and an utter failure, but neither companies even give a damn about what their users want. Users do not want to have to always be on the internet, users want backwards compatibility, we want good hardware, and none of that DLC bullshit that charges us to play used games (I mean cmon, now no more used game market :/). Microsoft, listening to user feedback... since never.





