[QUOTE="argetlam00"][QUOTE="clone01"] Who f*cking cares besides fanboys. If one wants the most powerful system, wouldn't they just get a gaming PC?clone01
I care because I want to spend my money on the most powerful console I can. I have a decent gaming PC, but these consoles will prove to be more powerful than the PC I currently have and will also last me much longer than a standard gaming PC. Not to mention the fact that I actually do enjoy playing on the couch over the Desk (no I dont have the ability to move my computer to the TV, don't bother suggesting that as I have many uses for it outside of gaming). Fact is, the Xbone is $100 more expensive and yet a weaker system. I don't find that to be remotely acceptable.
And do you want to bet about 99 percent of the games look identical when they release. Again. Who gives a sh*t besides fanboys.At launch? I expect the games to look near identical. Further into the generation? I expect multiplats to look significantly better. The hardware differences are vast enough to allow for massive differences between the 2 systems. Unlike this generation, the PS4 is also designed to be simple to program so there should be frustrations from developers who are forced to deal with unknown architecture. I defiantely care about getting the best looking and best performing games. This is in no way a fanboy exclusive desire.
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