So far I don't know a single person that owns an Xbox. Everyone is either PC or PS4. I suppose when the XoX releases, I'll have to just gift myself.

@deviltaz35: you seriously dare debate the merits of oled over lcd? You on dope?

@lonesamurai1: i doubt you will come out of closet about the 30fps games you've played over the years and still enjoyed.

@biggamerdude: is that what you just did?

@Spartan_418: and yet, all look better than halo 5 does.

Any PC users know this now does Dolby Vision? Have you played it yet?

Kind of looks like the foreshadowing of games that will be freebies on Gold and PS Plus.

This I already anticipated. Hopefully they will get the Master Chief Collection running in 4K as well. Currently, Halo 5 runs at an average 810p, the MCC runs true 1080p and looks way better. My old jabs at Xbox waiting for the 4k remaster of Halo 5 at the release date has now come full circle. There is truth to some trolling.

Oh, there's the article. but not about the Halo 5 in 4k announcement... an entirely different article for that?

@Silverline62: I'm just talking hardware/performance/specs. not trying to sell you on Xbox. I have invested well over $3000 in my gaming PC over the last few years, still game on the PS4 Pro quite happily and plan to also get the XoX for those rare occasions I want to game online with a gamepad with the better graphics. I hold no loyalty to any brand other than what's currently best and gives me the best experience for any given game I want spend my time on. The Xbox library is practically non existent but there's more to owning a particular console due to retail games being much cheaper than their digital counterparts. GTA V digitally is still $60 but the new sealed version is roughly $20 depending on where you shop. Steam Sales are great but physical is still cheaper and that's the benefit of owning a console, when they are actually powerful enough to own. I don't make buying decisions based on what digital budget bin titles there are online.