@teppolundgren: Uncharted is a terrible example. That's like saying GT Sport is a good choice if you want to play a decent NBA game.

What on PS4 is better than Cuphead in the same genre?

@DoucheVader: People buy Xbox One so they can play Xbox One AND Xbox 360 games, and even Xbox games once that's live. If you're upgrading from a 360, why not still have access to your games? You can play new and old games without having to have a console for each.

Ars Technica's data was terrible. They had to update it with Microsoft's data which proved them wrong massively.

@DoucheVader: Yes, they did refute it and that's why Ars Technica had to update their story:

https://www.vg247.com/2017/06/11/microsoft-xbox-one-backwards-compatibility-usage-report-grossly-inaccurate-due-to-incomplete-data/

“Based on our findings, Ars Technica’s analysis and conclusions are grossly inaccurate and misleading due to an incomplete set of data and drawing conclusions about actual usage from data that approximates usage".

"Ars was contacted by Microsoft and has updated its report with additional information. In the report, it states Microsoft told the site the My Games and Apps section of Xbox One was used by “71% of Xbox One players,” and not the “approximately 6.3% shown” by the data".

Those numbers were way out.

@CyberEarth: But that's the reason why. Xbox One games need to work across all 3 models so you can't use a 4K disc for the S and X as the original console wouldn't be able to play them.

@CyberEarth: You can't use 4K Blu-Ray discs as the launch Xbox One model doesn't support them.

@lonesamurai1: Why wouldn't Forza 7 work on 8K monitors?

There's no confirmed 12K assets, just 4K. The "12K" is called 4K Surround and the first Project Cars supported it, so it's not even new for this game.

Source: https://iq.intel.co.uk/project-cars-2-12k/

​"Does Project CARS 2 support 4K natively?"

"Yes, native 4K on PC, and up to 12K (3 times 4K screens) on PC."

Source: http://www.projectcarsgame.com/project-cars-2-faq.html?lang=en

Again, with Forza 7 also having multi-monitor support, it's just a case of verifying if it supports three 4K monitors like PC2 does. If it does, then this is a non-issue.

@lonesamurai1: "12K resolution will also be a feature if you're plush enough to have three 4K monitors that you can string together"

http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2017-02-09-project-cars-2-officially-breaks-cover-will-support-12k-and-vr

8K is the equivalent of four 4K screens, resolution wise, so isn't this just marketing speak? Forza 7 also has multi-monitor support, so what's the difference?

@lonesamurai1: So 8K gaming is a thing now? What other games are you playing in 8K?

The PC version has multi-monitor support, 21:9 display support, unlocked framerate, massive peripheral support and higher available MSAA. But that's not enough as you clearly play all games on your 8K monitor.

You're being fooled if you think the PC version can't look and run better than the One X version on a much more powerful rig. If you don't engine limitations either, then do you actually have a PC?