Something is wrong with your link. Here it is:

http://ninjamoomin.seshn.com/xbox-one-where-it-all-went-wrong-and-how-microsoft-ignored-the-warning-signs-2/

I read this yesterday and I agree with a lot of it. Many people like to point to MS's policy decisions as the reason for it struggling (When compared to PS4) but it ain't that, it's the hardware. Poor policy decisions can be corrected but when you design your hardware wrong and release it that's it, there's no going back. The weak GPU and memory architecture were colossal mistakes.

The guy linking to misterxmedia is telling other people to do research. Now that's rich. :)

Yeah, but what he meant is that it isn't being used for system RAM on PC, just for graphics.

I don't think anyone expected them to be on par with high-end gaming PCs since those cost an arm and a leg but they should have been 2.5 tflops. I would have been very happy with that. But 1.8 tflops is disappointing and 1.3 tflops is a joke.

Yawn. No matter what MS does with drivers 12 AMD GPU compute units is never going to be as good as 18 AMD GPU compute units.

Just don't get why so many people keep making out like X1 is crap and PS4 is gold. X1 is crap but PS4 is far from being a powerful console in its own right. It's just more powerful than X1, not much of an accomplishment. In the grand scheme of things they are both weak consoles considering they launched in late 2013.

Even if you discard the different memory architectures X1 still has a big problem ... the GPU. It's 1.3 tflops and PS4's is 1.8 tflops. That's around a 40% difference just right there.

Yeah, it is strange. As I said in my last post the GPU in PS4 is clearly more powerful than the one in X1, around 50%. But the difference between 720p and 1080p at the same framerate is 100%. PS4 certainly has a graphics processing edge but not by that much. Only thing I can figure is that in addition to the weaker GPU devs are struggling with X1's memory architecture as well.

Gotta admit that I don't even know what Toukiden is, lol. But for me the most under-appreciated game I can think of is Lost Odyssey. I would put it in my top 5 of all games I've played in the X360/PS3 gen. Every time I look at the metacritic score it makes me shake my head. Game is a 95% at the very least imo. It's a damned shame that Microsoft never asked them for a sequel.