Ps4 or xbox one and most anticipated games ?

[coolboyaaa]

PS4 OR XBOX ONE ?AND WHATS THE MOST ANTICIPATED GAMES ?
1) division
2) ufc
3) destiny
4)the order

whats yours?

[GroobyKrissy]

Xbox One... And Titanfall looks good to me.

[up_for_it]

I'd say PS 4, and BF 4, can't wait to drop that skyscraper on China Rising!

[rockabilly]

PS4 if i decide to upgrade

[tsmirandameadows]

Neither: PC. And the best game ever is already out for it

[Gillian]

That does look seriously cool ...

Having turned to the console side (PS3), this might just swing back to the PC.

[dderek123]

Borderlands 2 for PC is keeping me busy. Looks awesome running on a 60" LCD in my living room!

After this though I think I'll check out an RTS for PC. Console games are alright but PC graphics and the ability to tinker with everything is fun. It's like lego for adult nerds.

[GroobyKrissy]

The specs on the One and PS4 are pretty much computers... no? I mean obviously, a home-build is going to have more computing power but I'm guessing that most people are still on dual-cores with a few quads scattered in?

I've actually got both a One and PS4 on reserve. I switch back and forth but with the addition of Blu-Ray to the One, I'll probably be leaning on it more than my PS4. I hate the PS controllers because my massive meat hands make it feel like a Lego.

[LibertyHarkness]

the one with the roman game / ryse looks great game

i will most likely end up with both consoles at some point lol but for now i will keep my xbox 360 and get a PS4 most likely for a difference ..

[dderek123]

The specs on the One and PS4 are pretty much computers... no? I mean obviously, a home-build is going to have more computing power but I'm guessing that most people are still on dual-cores with a few quads scattered in?

I've actually got both a One and PS4 on reserve. I switch back and forth but with the addition of Blu-Ray to the One, I'll probably be leaning on it more than my PS4. I hate the PS controllers because my massive meat hands make it feel like a Lego.

Yeah the specs are really hot stuff when the consoles first launch. But PCs quickly surpass them if we're talking high end performance PCs. And that's not taking into account the overclocking you can do with your hardware. Overclocking is fun and totally worth it; if you bought the damn thing you should be able to do what you want with it.

I like the fact that you can use a PC for more than just gaming. Also you can repurpose a PC easily when you replace it. Most people are rocking dual cores but PC gamers are not most people. And quad cores will probably become the norm eventually.

I'll admit, it's a bit of an unfair comparison though. The PS4 is 399.99 and I'm not sure what the One sells for but they're less than half the cost of a kickbutt PC so I'm a bit biased.