Koopatrol
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When I was watching the Road to PS5, nothing blew me away but I also didn't really feel disappointed. Moreso just a bit bored. I do think it was a marketing blunder given that I feel like this should've came after a proper reveal showcasing some PS5 games and tech demos. The SSD and stuff sounds good on paper, but people really need to see this stuff in action. Sony should've made it more clear in the original tweet that this was going to be very technical and meant for GDC. That's how you end up with ~600k (or whatever it was) watching and feeling disappointed.
As far as both consoles go: I have to say, I'm still VERY interested in both of them. I feel like too many people on this forum hate on Xbox unnecessarily, when they've fucking nailed it out of the park for this upcoming gen. With how powerful Series X will be, with MS's emphasis on enhanced BC and services, and promises to deliver great games with studio acquisitions... how can you not love this? It feels like a return to the 360 days. And I also feel like people are vastly overreacting to the PS5's specs. The fact of the matter is that the PS5 will be a huge leap compared to the PS4 and PS4 Pro. The SSD stuff is honestly exciting, and I'm sure Sony's first party will utilize it well. Sony already has amazing first party studios that are going to deliver on PS5. Personally I'm excited to see the next generation of VR, and all the improvements the PS5 can bring to that. There definitely are some reasons to be concerned with PS5 (confusing PS4 BC messaging, for instance), but I think people just need to chill for now.
Xbox Series X and PS5 seem to have two different philosophies. But I think that's what makes this interesting: for the first time since the 7th gen, I feel compelled to purchasing both consoles. Though I did say during this gen that I would not buy an Xbox One after the horrendous reveal, but ended up buying one anyway when Halo: MCC came out lol.
Also, props to all the Github believers. Got to give you your dues; I never doubted the authenticity, but really thought we were lacking proper context. Seems like it actually was right in front of our face the whole time, so I appreciate the users in this thread who took their time in trying to explain the Github leaked data.
As far as both consoles go: I have to say, I'm still VERY interested in both of them. I feel like too many people on this forum hate on Xbox unnecessarily, when they've fucking nailed it out of the park for this upcoming gen. With how powerful Series X will be, with MS's emphasis on enhanced BC and services, and promises to deliver great games with studio acquisitions... how can you not love this? It feels like a return to the 360 days. And I also feel like people are vastly overreacting to the PS5's specs. The fact of the matter is that the PS5 will be a huge leap compared to the PS4 and PS4 Pro. The SSD stuff is honestly exciting, and I'm sure Sony's first party will utilize it well. Sony already has amazing first party studios that are going to deliver on PS5. Personally I'm excited to see the next generation of VR, and all the improvements the PS5 can bring to that. There definitely are some reasons to be concerned with PS5 (confusing PS4 BC messaging, for instance), but I think people just need to chill for now.
Xbox Series X and PS5 seem to have two different philosophies. But I think that's what makes this interesting: for the first time since the 7th gen, I feel compelled to purchasing both consoles. Though I did say during this gen that I would not buy an Xbox One after the horrendous reveal, but ended up buying one anyway when Halo: MCC came out lol.
Also, props to all the Github believers. Got to give you your dues; I never doubted the authenticity, but really thought we were lacking proper context. Seems like it actually was right in front of our face the whole time, so I appreciate the users in this thread who took their time in trying to explain the Github leaked data.