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Xbox One X Review Thread

Paterson

Banned
focusing on power over games was never good for the community

that's like being a classic car enthusiasts and somebody buys you a lamborghini and expects you to be happy

well yeah thanks for the gift but what am I supposed to do with it?

This is stupid. The entire reason the PS4, PS4 Pro, Xbox One, and Xbox One X exist is because the makers of those consoles wanted more power for the games on the system. The reason for that being gamers were asking for more power. Stop being a fanboy.
 

Laserdisk

Member
Sell your S and some other crap you don't need anymore. That's what I'm doing to make it more affordable. It's going to be $200 for me after selling my S and a few games I'm done with.
I am close, I am tempted to wait and see what support is like for the multiformat releases.
My pc can do 4k in a few games, but is not a total beast.
TF2 is nuts running at 4-6k 60fps.
 
They always existed and had better performance since many years, on top of cheaper game prices. Still millions bought and buy consoles and the most sold games on consoles are games you can play much better on PC. What was your point again?
Look at what I quoted
 
Can't wait to pick this up. It sounds like everything I wanted from the console.

All the small performance upgrades across the board will be very welcomed.

Also gives me a good excuse to revisit some of the backlog.
 
Nah, same goes for PS4 Pro, no true exclusive seen on that horizon.

If I dust off my PS4 I can play all games the Pro can.

1. PS4 and Pro have multiple big exclusive franchises that you can't play anywhere else.

2. The Pro didn't cost $500 at launch.

It's nice people trying to drum up enthusiasm for this thing but the reality is it's an extremely tough sell unless you're a hardcore Xbox fan and somehow think you're getting a good deal here.
 

horkrux

Member
1. PS4 and Pro have multiple big exclusive franchises that you can't play anywhere else.

2. The Pro didn't cost $500 at launch.

It's nice people trying to drum up enthusiasm for this thing but the reality is it's an extremely tough sell unless you're a hardcore Xbox fan and somehow think you're getting a good deal here.

Some people simply prefer playing those games on a console and not a PC, so games like Forza being on PC means nothing to them.
 

Darklor01

Might need to stop sniffing glue
Why do people feel the need to discuss why not to buy something? Or.. why do people feel the need to tell someone else who may desire something for their own reasons why they shouldn’t?

Seems silly to me.
 

FN-2187

Member
1. PS4 and Pro have multiple big exclusive franchises that you can't play anywhere else.

2. The Pro didn't cost $500 at launch.

It's nice people trying to drum up enthusiasm for this thing but the reality is it's an extremely tough sell unless you're a hardcore Xbox fan and somehow think you're getting a good deal here.

The PS4/Pro are:

- Not nearly as powerful, so third-party games run worse
- Don't have UHD BD playback
- Don't have backwards compatibility, including the ability to play select old games you already own in 4K
- Don't offer high-value services like EA Access and GamePass
- Don't have an exclusive FPS franchise on par with Halo
- Don't have an exclusive arcade racer franchise on par with Forza Horizon

You don't have to be some extreme fanboy to be excited about the current state of Xbox and the launch of the One X.
 

Laserdisk

Member
The PS4/Pro are:

- Not nearly as powerful, so third-party games run worse
- Don't have UHD BD playback
- Don't have backwards compatibility, including the ability to play select old games you already own in 4K
- Don't offer high-value services like EA Access and GamePass
- Don't have an exclusive FPS franchise on par with Halo
- Don't have an exclusive arcade racer franchise on par with Forza Horizon

You don't have to be some extreme fanboy to be excited about the current state of Xbox and the launch of the One X.
Bit early and very, very definitive to say third party runs worse as a blanket statement.
And NO backwards comparability?
I have played a ps2 game or two.
 

Z6E1Z9O

Neo Member
I have a pc and a ps4 pro and an original xbox one but no 4k tv/monitor so i think i dont need this, tbh even if i had a 4k tv/monitor i wouldnt buy it.it looks good tho!
 

Ason

Member
1. PS4 and Pro have multiple big exclusive franchises that you can't play anywhere else.

Haha, you said..

"How the XB1X can get away with having no true exclusives is beyond me."

I simply pointed out to you that PS4 Pro didn't either...

Then you go all fanboy from there. lol =)
 

shpankey

not an idiot
I always laugh at GAF fanboys who keep trying to convince themselves there's no market for XB1X due to the PC.

Most gamers (and I mean, by literally MILES) are console gamers that have absolutely zero interest in PC's or especially PC games. Having a lot of the same games on PC means nothing to them and they just want the best version of the games out there on a console and here in America, specifically Sports games and FPS. So the market is quite large here for this platform, which was proven on the Xbox 360, which dominated the US. MSFT shot themselves in the foot w/ XB1 but the XB1X rectifies their mistake here, so I expect very high sales in the US market once it drops in price to a reasonable level ($399 and below).
 

HeisenbergFX4

Gold Member
I always laugh at GAF fanboys who keep trying to convince themselves there's no market for XB1X due to the PC.

Most gamers (and I mean, by literally MILES) are console gamers that have absolutely zero interest in PC's or especially PC games. Having a lot of the same games on PC means nothing to them and they just want the best version of the games out there on a console and here in America, specifically Sports games and FPS. So the market is quite large here for this platform, which was proven on the Xbox 360, which dominated the US. MSFT shot themselves in the foot w/ XB1 but the XB1X rectifies their mistake here, so I expect very high sales in the US market.


I dont know, last numbers I saw were something like 2 billion gamers and 60% of them use PCs but I may not be remembering the numbers perfectly.

Plus I remember Valve releasing a statement there were 125 million active Steam users.
 

shpankey

not an idiot
I dont know, last numbers I saw were something like 2 billion gamers and 60% of them use PCs but I may not be remembering the numbers perfectly.

Plus I remember Valve releasing a statement there were 125 million active Steam users.

I don't know how one would even poll that correctly, to be honest (if the poll was online, from a PC, you see the problem with that)... and using a PC versus gaming on one is quite different. Also, Steam numbers are worldwide. The vast majority of gamers I have ever known in my life here in the US don't game on a PC. They want Madden, Racing games and First Person Shooters on a console, in my experience. This is what I meant by the 360 proved this out here. The problem MSFT made was, American gamers aren't as loyal and they just want the best Madden, Need for Speed and Call of Duty type games on a console, and the PS4 clearly provided that. I really do think MSFT knows this as well and it's why they waited a year after the Pro to release the XB1X. I fully expect Xbox sales to eventually overtake the PS4 before the end, here in the US (assuming past 2020 at least so the price becomes reasonable, $500 is too much for most gamers here, imo).

p.s. I should of added "IMO" on the first post, though that should go without saying I guess.
 

Hedrush

Member
The PS4/Pro are:

- Not nearly as powerful, so third-party games run worse
- Don't have UHD BD playback
- Don't have backwards compatibility, including the ability to play select old games you already own in 4K
- Don't offer high-value services like EA Access and GamePass
- Don't have an exclusive FPS franchise on par with Halo
- Don't have an exclusive arcade racer franchise on par with Forza Horizon

You don't have to be some extreme fanboy to be excited about the current state of Xbox and the launch of the One X.

Third party games run absolutely fine on ps4/pro what are you talking about?

People buy consoles to play games, I dont think many people will be forking out all that cash for an X to watch uhd bd.

Ps+ is a high value service that gives the user multiple games free every single month.

X doesn't have an exclusive arcade adventure franchise like Uncharted.

Not an arcade racer but GT is a franchise that actually sells consoles.

So yeah, you don't need to be some extreme fanboy to be excited about the future of PlayStation.
 

splattered

Member
I've had XB since launch and we have the S now. Have Scorpio editions pre-ordered. I work on a pc all day every day and have zero interest in playing games on it. I used to play some stuff in Lan style parties with friends many years ago but don't miss it. Sorry, I will never play XB games on pc. I very much appreciate the fact that it's an option for those that game on their computers but it just isn't for me.

I also own a ps4 pro with a very healthy amount of games in that library as well as a wii-u same there. (haven't made the leap to switch yet)

Super hyped to pick these xb1x bad boys up on the 7th!
 

leburn98

Member
A) Those examples are just for 1080p owners, but if you own a 4K TV and you factor HDR as well, one would think that the difference is worth the extra cash given that they spent the cash on a 4K TV for this kind of stuff... and it's not $500 dollars more than the PS4 Pro or even Xbox One.
Sorry I should of been more clear as I was referring to 1080p users and was basing that on your comment that mentioned these were 1080p screen caps.

With that said, I agree completely that for 4K TV users there is a much larger incentive. However, for 1080p it becomes a bit muddied and your decision will vary depending on what you own and what you want to play. For instance, I can't see too many PS4 owners buying a XB1 X to play better looking multiplats given that, for them, it is a $500 investment. For current XB1 owners, it becomes a decision between selling your XB1 and upgrading to the XB1 X, stick with your XB1 and buying more games or go one step further and buy a PS4 or Switch to further expand and broaden your gaming potential.

As someone who owns a XB1 (launch model), PS4, Switch and PC, with no intentions to upgrade to 4K for at least another year if not more, I see very little reason to purchase the XB1 X. If I owned or planned to buy a 4K TV in the very near future, I would have certainly purchased a XB1 X (and a PS4 Pro while I'm at it).

B) If you're viewing this on a large display, you won't need to be zooming in, that's just for analysis purposes, the pixels are 1:1 which is not really a zoom but a crop of the image so you can see the difference, which in this case it's like the PC version vs console. Don't tell me you need to zoom in to see the difference between PC and console games... smh.
Certainly not, but an uptick in resolution or texture quality has never stopped me from buying a multiplatform game on PS4 or XB1 despite owning a capable gaming rig. It would have to be an outright horribly broken port for me to deliberately choose one over the other.
 

dcll

Banned
Some people simply prefer playing those games on a console and not a PC, so games like Forza being on PC means nothing to them.

That would be me, I prefer to play on a console. I want one of these but I dont buy stuff new, I will wait until some poor sucker needs Christmas/bill money next month after misguidedly buying one of these at launch and will get a great deal on craigslist ect
 
Third party games run absolutely fine on ps4/pro what are you talking about?

People buy consoles to play games, I dont think many people will be forking out all that cash for an X to watch uhd bd.

Ps+ is a high value service that gives the user multiple games free every single month.

X doesn't have an exclusive arcade adventure franchise like Uncharted.

Not an arcade racer but GT is a franchise that actually sells consoles.

So yeah, you don't need to be some extreme fanboy to be excited about the future of PlayStation.

Yes they buy consoles to play games, and the vast majority of people by third party games which will all look better and run better on Xbox. Heck, load times are even vastly improved on XBX. Backwards compatibility is a big thing, especially playing big games like RDR and Ninja Gaiden with huge improvements that give them justice.

PS+ doesn't compare to his example of EA vault or Games pass. It's comparable to XBL, which trumps PSN in service and things it offers (LFG, etc.). So where are you going at here?

Your last two examples seem to be taking offense and attempting to defend your console of choice (only console, by the looks of your profile). His response was directed at the few warriors in here downplaying the XBX so your post seems silly in retrospect.
 

OCD Guy

Member

The majority of reviews say the console is quiet.

From Digital Foundry
Hooking up Xbox One X to a 4K HDR display (we tested with a mid-range Panasonic DX750 and an LG OLED B6) and booting up Gears of War 4, what's immediately apparent is that, with our review unit at least, this console is eerily quiet. In the early days of Project Scorpio, debug units with developers ran with the fans at full blast, but the final retail unit has an audio profile on par with the Xbox One S, despite a big increase in power consumption and heat generation. We got the same results on a second Xbox One X we tested, and bearing in mind that we measured peak draw from the wall at 175W, the discreet nature of the console is exceptional.

Although the Verge for example mention that they thought the console was clearly audible and on par with a gaming pc, which doesn’t mean much as there isn’t a fixed “gaming pc”. They should have provided some context in my opinion. Is it a pc running 2 Noctua fans, or 10 delta fans? Lol
 

BibiMaghoo

Member
It's interesting that several reviews malign the lack of exclusive content, or even the library in general. It was clear that this machine was never going to have content exclusive to it, despite what some hoped, and yet this has been perceived negatively by the press anyway. It seemed to me that this machine was always for people already invested in their ecosystem, a way to win over some of the fans that were unhappy with the original machine and in that I think it will be successful. It seems some reviewers have approached it more for it's potential to sway over a new customer, and I think they are going to be few.

I think the price is going to be unattractive to most people upgrading, and ironically, most attractive to people that are not already in the ecosystem, as the content they will get out of the deal far greater. If it then is aimed at upgrading customers, I would think it needs to be a little cheaper to do well.
 
Bit early and very, very definitive to say third party runs worse as a blanket statement.
And NO backwards comparability?
I have played a ps2 game or two.

Come on this is ridiculous. Of course all third party games are going to run better on the X. They just are. So far there hasn't been a single optimized, third party game that hasn't performed better on the X.

And saying you've played a PS2 game or two underplays the value of the BC on Xbox consoles. That's a BS statement. Pretty soon you'll be trying to convince me that PSNow is an equal value to Xbox BC.
 

shpankey

not an idiot
Originally Posted by Daante

Any words on FAN NOISE when playing demanding titles?


It was mentioned in one review, with the corresponding db ratings, it was extremely good as I remember, sorry can't remember which review had it though.

EDIT: Anand's review.

The back of the device gives a hint at what's inside. Cooling is one of the most important aspects to the design of the Xbox One X, and not only for product longevity. No one wants a loud cooling system. The original Xbox One was decent in this regard, but was definitely audible, even across the room. Despite the increased performance, and smaller chassis, the Xbox One X is practically silent, even at load.


At idle, with a SPL meter about 6-inches in front of the Xbox One X, the SPL reading was just around 38 dB(A). Considering the 36 dB(A) sound floor in the room, that's pretty good. It's not silent, but across the room, it's practically silent. Under the load of Gears of War 4, which is a 4K title, the Xbox One X only went up to 41 dB(A) which is fantastic.
 

TitusTroy

Member
in the end it still comes down to who has the better exclusives and in that regard Sony wins hands down...Xbox X is more powerful the PS4 Pro but that doesn't matter if there aren't enough games to make it worth it
 

OCD Guy

Member
in the end it still comes down to who has the better exclusives and in that regard Sony wins hands down...Xbox X is more powerful the PS4 Pro but that doesn't matter if there aren't enough games to make it worth it

There are more than enough third party games to play in all honesty. I wouldn’t want to be reliant on solely exclusives on any platform as nowadays they make up a small percentage of the games available. If the exclusive games that are out on PS4 and Xbox, didn’t exist it’s not like we’d have no games to play on.

The PS4 does have better exclusives for me personally, but having the X as a console to play third party games will get a hell of a lot of usage. Yes there aren’t as many exclusive games but some people are acting like there’s just zero games full stop, which isn’t true.

Take the holiday season right now, the main games I want to play ain’t exclusives, it’s third party games like Origins, Wolfenstein 2 etc. 2018 will be different as there are a ton of PS4 games I want to play though. The Xbox exclusives coming next year (that we know of) I couldn’t care less about.

I appreciate that not everyone is able to (or wants to) own more than one console, and in that case exclusive games will be an important factor, but as someone that likes to own all the consoles I’m excited for the X, the selling point for me is being able to play the best versions of third party games. If the X didn’t exist I certainly wouldn’t buy an Xbox One.

I guess what I’m trying to say is that for some people (like me), being able to play the best version of third party games is reason enough to buy the X.
 
That's what gives me the most pause currently. Sony talked a big game about Pro enhancements too, but almost immediately the results were lackluster, especially among third parties. Considering third party is pretty much all Microsoft has got for the time being, I'll wait to see what support looks like a month, 3 months, 6 months from now.

Then you haven’t been listening to developers and to Microsoft themselves who have stressed The ease with which they made porting possible.

I’m also going to echo one of the comments above that wonders why people waste their time trying to dissuade people, trying to create the opposite of a bandwagon effect, just to champion and fanboy all over their favorite platform of choice. Do you really care that much that you think that you should wabe the flags for the PS4? Is it something tied to your sexual fantasies that Sony be dominant over everyone?

Let people buy what they want to buy, for fuck sakes.
 

shpankey

not an idiot
There are more than enough third party games to play in all honesty. I wouldn’t want to be reliant on solely exclusives on any platform as nowadays they make up a small percentage of the games available. If the exclusive games that are out on PS4 and Xbox, didn’t exist it’s not like we’d have no games to play on.

The PS4 does have better exclusives for me personally, but having the X as a console to play third party games will get a hell of a lot of usage. Yes there aren’t as many exclusive games but some people are acting like there’s just zero games full stop, which isn’t true.

Take the holiday season right now, the main games I want to play ain’t exclusives, it’s third party games like Origins, Wolfenstein 2 etc. 2018 will be different as there are a ton of PS4 games I want to play though. The Xbox exclusives coming next year (that we know of) I couldn’t care less about.

I appreciate that not everyone is able to (or wants to) own more than one console, and in that case exclusive games will be an important factor, but as someone that likes to own all the consoles I’m excited for the X, the selling point for me is being able to play the best versions of third party games. If the X didn’t exist I certainly wouldn’t buy an Xbox One.

I guess what I’m trying to say is that for some people (like me), being able to play the best version of third party games is reason enough to buy the X.
Well said.

To add to that, popular sports games like Madden, NHL, NBA Live don’t have PC versions, so that is amplified for those diehard gamers.

Take your NFS, COD, and other high selling franchises for console only gamers and 4k gamers, XB1X will be the platform of choice once the price comes down. The future is much brighter than sony gaf members are working so hard to paint it as. They only see the world through their limited personal perspective and are projecting their bias onto the industry.

This is an amazing piece of kit extremely well designed and thought out, it’s going to do well once it falls into the right price point.
 

TitusTroy

Member
Microsoft is making the same mistake they made with the original Xbox One, they are over-charging...they are not reading the tea leaves and are overestimating how much the 'average' console player is willing to pay...even if the PS4 Pro is less powerful it's cheaper, still runs great and has much better exclusives
 

OCD Guy

Member
Well said.

To add to that, popular sports games like Madden, NHL, NBA Live don’t have PC versions, so that is amplified for those diehard gamers.

Take your NFS, COD, and other high selling franchises for console only gamers and 4k gamers, XB1X will be the platform of choice once the price comes down. The future is much brighter than sony gaf members are working so hard to paint it as. They only see the world through their limited personal perspective and are projecting their bias onto the industry.

This is an amazing piece of kit extremely well designed and thought out, it’s going to do well once it falls into the right price point.

Exactly.

Plus who’s not going to want to play the (likely) best version of Red Dead 2. There certainly won’t be a PC version at launch, if at all, so the X will be the best place to play it....

Microsoft is making the same mistake they made with the original Xbox One, they are over-charging...they are not reading the tea leaves and are overestimating how much the 'average' console player is willing to pay...even if the PS4 Pro is less powerful it's cheaper, still runs great and has much better exclusives

I agree that the X isn’t the answer to their problems. Although in a recent interview Phil Spencer said they don’t see the X as a mainstream console, they’re expecting it to be niche, he drew similarities with the elite controller. The average Joe certainly won’t spend that amount on a controller, and they likely won’t spend that amount on a console to play call of duty and fifa.

The thing is I don’t think there’s anything Microsoft can do to gain traction in certain territories. They’ve tried in the past and failed e.g Japan. They are NEVER catching PS4 in terms of units this gen, regardless of what they do. The thing is they don’t need to sell more than Sony to be successful.

To be honest I think the Xbox brand is a Trojan virus to push Microsoft into people’s living rooms, I don’t think they care what device you have, hence the unified ecosystem they’re trying to create with windows etc.
 

shpankey

not an idiot
Microsoft is making the same mistake they made with the original Xbox One, they are over-charging...they are not reading the tea leaves and are overestimating how much the 'average' console player is willing to pay...even if the PS4 Pro is less powerful it's cheaper, still runs great and has much better exclusives
Fair point, but time will change prices. They will eventually be competitive on the price and bundle packages to account for the cost difference. I say in a year or two they’ll be within $50 of PS4Pro and likely add a game to ease that difference in gamers minds.

For now, they can live off hardcore gamers, so there’s no need to go there yet.

This (XB1X) imo isn’t to ‘win’ the console war, Sony already has, but to be competitive again and win back gamers hearts/minds. They did a lot of damage at XBO launch by a clown who had no clue who is long gone now. This puts them back on point, especially for US gamers and the future of Xbox gaming.

2 years from now, the state of console gaming is going to be dramatically different with, imo, XB1X firmly cutting into market share on both hardware and multiplat games, at least here in the US.
 

rokkerkory

Member
Microsoft is making the same mistake they made with the original Xbox One, they are over-charging...they are not reading the tea leaves and are overestimating how much the 'average' console player is willing to pay...even if the PS4 Pro is less powerful it's cheaper, still runs great and has much better exclusives

X is targeted towards the hard core which $500 isn't much.
 
I work on a pc all day every day and have zero interest in playing games on it.
Not sure how this follows. A PC can do everything a console can do, but better, faster, quieter, and with an ever larger library of games. If you can work all day on a PC and want to play a console at the end of the day, there's no rational reason why you wouldn't be content to game on a PC at the end of the day either.

That said, it will be interesting to see how well the OneX sells as it seems targeted at hardcore gamers who share your hang-ups about PC gaming.
 

shpankey

not an idiot
Not sure how this follows. A PC can do everything a console can do, but better, faster, quieter, and with an ever larger library of games. If you can work all day on a PC and want to play a console at the end of the day, there's no rational reason why you wouldn't be content to game on a PC at the end of the day either.
You really can't see a reason? Really? Are you being obtuse on purpose? Geez dude, it's not even that hard to understand at all. (p.s. quieter is not one of them, not sure why you added that)
 

Xbudz

Member
Lots of PS4 Pro defending going on in this thread. lol.

I'm glad people are having positive impressions with the Xbox One X.
MS put a bunch of work in for developers this time, and it's showing.
Really looking forward to Tuesday.
 
You really can't see a reason? Really? Are you being obtuse on purpose? Geez dude, it's not even that hard to understand at all.
Dismissing the PC as a gaming platform because you also use one as a workstation isn't rational. That isn't to say there aren't other compelling reasons for preferring console gaming, such as cost, community, exclusives, etc. But not wanting to game on PC just because it's a PC? Nah, that's a weird hang-up and it's preventing you from enjoying many games to their fullest potential.
 

Xaero Gravity

NEXT LEVEL lame™
Dismissing the PC as a gaming platform because you also use one as a workstation isn't rational. That isn't to say there aren't other compelling reasons for preferring console gaming, such as cost, community, exclusives, etc. But not wanting to game on PC just because it's a PC? Nah, that's a weird hang-up and it's preventing you from enjoying many games to their fullest potential.
I'm genuinely curious, how many XB1X threads are you going to enter just to tout how superior PC gaming is?
 

OCD Guy

Member
Not sure how this follows. A PC can do everything a console can do, but better, faster, quieter, and with an ever larger library of games.

While you’re quite right, that comes at a higher cost.

Not only that but PC’s are nowhere near as plug and play as a console. Yes Nvidia provide one click optimisation, and PC is nowhere near as complicated as some people make out, it’s certainly not as easy as some people make out either.

I’ve had (as I’m sure many pc gamers have) times where I’ll get random errors and I have to spend a little while messing with drivers, whether it be reverting to a previous driver for better performance, or editing ini files etc.

Some people forget that people that frequent forums like this, and have the knowledge many of us do are in a minority. There are people that struggle to work a cable box or DVR let alone self diagnose or start troubleshooting a pc. Putting a couple of sticks of ram is easy right? But some people out there would panic at the thought of even contemplating opening the panel off a case to do it.

All of that aside while I prefer the performance I get on a PC, I personally end up spending more time looking at temps and frame rate counters than I do playing the game. I’m always trying to find a way to squeeze extra performance. Often trying different drivers, editing files etc. I’ve also lost count of how many times in the past I’ve messed about with fan configurations, positive pressure, negative pressure, setting the top as exhaust, or intake, push pull, what are the best temps etc and end up not even playing a game lol.

With a console I have no choice, I start the game and that’s it, and sometimes it’s nice to do that. I know in the evening after work if I want to play a game, on a console it’s just gonna run generally.

But I’d be lying if I said I didn’t die a bit inside when I play a game with crappy frame rate. I wish consoles didn’t focus on 4k, it’s far too soon in my opinion. I’ve noticed a few games having performance or quality mode, and I’d love that to become common place, as it gives people like myself a choice of frame rate over resolution.
 
I'm genuinely curious, how many XB1X threads are you going to enter just to tout how superior PC gaming is?
Lol, I've only posted in two threads and both times were in response to other posts that seem to dismiss PC gaming in two very different ways. I didn't go into them with an agenda. I'm just a guy unwinding on a Friday afternoon who is very enthusiastic about PC gaming and gaming news in general. Sorry if it feels like I'm raining on your parade.

And come on, man. Why make things personal? You have a Michael de Santa avatar. We should be buds.
 

shpankey

not an idiot
Dismissing the PC as a gaming platform because you also use one as a workstation isn't rational. That isn't to say there aren't other compelling reasons for preferring console gaming, such as cost, community, exclusives, etc. But not wanting to game on PC just because it's a PC? Nah, that's a weird hang-up and it's preventing you from enjoying many games to their fullest potential.
It’s easy to follow, he works on a PC all day and probably wants to sit on his couch and game on his bigscreen TV and sound system w/ friends on XBL and separate the work experience (sitting at a monitor all day) from his gaming experience. And I’m not even trying here.

He also in no way dismissed PC gaming, that I could see anyhow.
 

watdaeff4

Member
so the PS4 Pro isn't targeted towards the hard core?


Re-read the post he was responding too

Microsoft is making the same mistake they made with the original Xbox One, they are over-charging...they are not reading the tea leaves and are overestimating how much the 'average' console player is willing to pay...even if the PS4 Pro is less powerful it's cheaper, still runs great and has much better exclusives

You speak of the "average" console player willingness to pay and mention how the PS4 Pro is cheaper.

So you, yourself, is implying that the Pro is targeted more for the "average" player and not the hardcore

Damn, why does every single Xbox thread have to get invaded by Sony fanboys who perform mental gymnastics
 
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