Guess the new generation started with the X. its like night and day difference
I hope you're just kidding. You really want the new generation to start with no exclusives, slightly bumped multiplatform games (which ultimately depends on the X sales and the effort from the developer, Origins and WW2 are hardly any different) and enhancing x year old games that most people already finished? Did you also forget all X games also need to run on the much weaker base and S consoles, which generally means graphics will be held back by inferior hardware. You can also thank MS for that. Besides, X needs to get insane sales (which are not gonna happen without any worthy exclusives) for devs to even put resources into enhancing their games (see PS4 Pro).
I think the graphical nitpicking is getting really getting out of hand. DF has to litterally freeze the image and zoom in to a level that no one experiences when just playing a game, just to see the tiniest bit of extra sharpness. And that's the trained eye. I'm betting I show this to my casual gamer friends, they're gonna look at me like I'm crazy, because they're not gonna see any difference at all.
The hyperbole is insane. I guess probably mainly Xbox players that took shit for years now seize every little opportunity to yell how magical the X is. Okay, it's cool you can play (really) old stuff if you're into that (which I can imagine, due to the lack of a bunch of proper system sellers). Speaking for myself, all PS3/X360 era games I was interested in, have nice remasters and I already finished them, so I don't have any desire whatsoever in playing old stuff. I don't even have time to finish my current backlog, let alone play older stuff.
People need to calm down. The X is a nice machine at a nice price point, but it's still running games at the same framerates because of the weak CPU and also uses checkerboard 4k/dynamic 4k rendering, but apart from slightly better looking multiplats, it really doesn't have anything special to offer, unless you want to play 360 games at 4k, of course.
Just my 2 cents.
Edit:
Exclusives are overrated unless you're on a Nintendo box. How many exclusives from Sony or MS are actually all that great compared to multiplatform games? I can count on one hand the number of amazing Sony or MS exclusives I've played this gen so far. Nintendo's Switch has been out less than a year and has already kicked both their asses combined.
Then there's that too. I don't think anyone can argue the PS4 Pro is half baked, at best. No UHD, thing is loud as shit (I'm aware it's not this way across the board, but everyone I know who owns one bitches about it), and it's underpowered compared to the new Xbox. The Xbox X feels like a next gen machine (I am seriously blown away with mine), and the PS4 Pro doesn't.
Pro is just as UHD as X. They both do checkerboard/dynamic in most games.
And for the exclusives, learn how to count or stop being a fanboy.
The Last of Us
4 Uncharted games + 1 expansion (I'll just put these 5 on 1 line, otherwise it gets even more embarrassing)
Heavy Rain
Beyond Two Souls
NioH (out on PC now)
Bloodborne (this alone should be enough)
Horizon Zero Dawn + expansion
Until Dawn
Gravity Rush
Ratchet and Clank
Yakuza 0
The Last Guardian
God of War 3
VR with tons of awesome content
And coming up:
Days Gone
God of War 4
Spider-Man
Detroit
Shadow of the Colossus
The Last of Us 2
The samurai game from Sucker Punch
Probably missing some titles somewhere, but I think you get the point.