@GezForce @Kraken422 It looks a little that way. For me that's not enough to make me buy but I can appreciate the it is for you. Like I eluded to in my first post I hope they are both good enough to warrant a purchase.

Edit: I also hope I somehow have enough money to purchase both :P

@slainta Graphics are a big deal for me. Obviously all other things being the same I'd choose the console with the better graphics but that's not going to be the case.

As far as exclusives go I haven't seen too many that really catch my interest so far. Maybe a couple on either side. I'm gonna wait until I have a clearer idea before making my judgement. Hopefully there'll be plenty of great games next gen, exclusive or not. :D

@GezForce @Kraken422 I don't see why not. I think it's silly to base your decision on things that won't affect you.

Interesting. I wonder whether this will result in noticeable quality differences between the two? I still haven't decided which console I'll buy yet, from what I've read PS4 looks better from a purely hardware point of view, but as always it's the exclusives that will sway my decision.

In the end I hope both consoles are great so that when I have the money I can buy both. Anyone who wants a gaming device to fail doesn't come across as being very passionate about gaming. Wouldn't you want all your gaming options to be great?

@steelmouth @SleepingDogs2 0.5

@mrcharrio @Kraken422 She wasn't designed by a woman and people still would complain if she was. Don't you find it offensive that they think so little of you to think this is what you want female characters to look like?

@Cordliss @Kraken422 When a bikini is practical that's fine but are you saying she's wearing that bikini for practicality? I personally think a combat vest would be more practical for a sniper.

A bikini? Seriously? I thought the games industry had matured but clearly it hasn't.

@adders99 I think it's hard to understand why people find these kinds of things offensive unless you are part of a maginalised group yourself. The people who tend to have issues with things being "too PC" are straight, white, cis males who really can't relate to issues faced by marginalised groups. Some terms are legitimately offensive and should be avoided out of basic consideration. I'm not sure if 'Orient' is one but now I'd like to know because I would personally prefer to remove a word from my vocabulary than offend someone.

@Paladin_King Do you find the word offensive at all?