@leviathanwing @jd7904 @valdarez No Hyperbole my man. The real deal. Need to get a new pic up of the games. :)

@jd7904 @valdarez In case anyone calls BS - https://pbs.twimg.com/media/AhyiEshCMAA5zIM.jpg

That's from 2011, there's roughly 44 to 48 games across each half, depending on double wide games/big boxes and such. That doesn't include games from the bedroom entertainment system or the ones clogging the fireplace. Today, that system is full from top to bottom of nothing but XBox 360 games.

I will probably end up buying both eventually. However, I will only use one for my primary gaming machine. This generation I've purchased 6x or 7x 360's, with only 2 still functioning due to Red Ring of Death, and roughly 500 XBox360 video games. I purchased 2x Sony PS3's with both still functioning and about 40 to 60 games total.

The main reason I'll be buying a PS4 first, at launch, and as my primary gaming console this go around is because of the horrid quality of the XBox360 and the fact that I have zero faith in Microsoft to produce a quality product on day one when it's clear that they are rushing it out the door once again.

I may eventually buy an XBoxOne, but unless there's a game that truly excites me, it's going to be awhile down the road. Their E3 games didn't do anything for me as I'm not a FPS fan (TitanFall) and I don't enjoy quick time event games (Ryse). I've bought systems for a single game before, so the day may come with I purchase an XBoxOne, but Microsoft has earned the loss of my loyalty through the quality of their consoles, and then their restrictive practices they wanted to place on them.

@BadMrSnake @MjnE @valdarez Why even try to appear unbiased if you're going to make comments of this nature. Both consoles look pretty good to me, but it's clear from the hardware spec that the PS4 is more powerful than the XBox 1.

@BadMrSnake @valdarez Cloud drive has absolutely nothing to do with the graphical capabilities of the console. If anything, Sony appears to be leading the charge with cloud gaming after their purchase of cloud gaming company Gaikai.

@BadMrSnake @valdarez That's denial in the face of actual facts, not taste, especially on the graphics side. PS4 can push for more polygons at once than XBox1 and it can do it at a faster rate (faster memory). I'm sorry, please go stand in the fan boy line. ;)

@grin89 Buying both is the ultimate denial.

@BadMrSnake How does a console that's $100 more, with less graphics power = more worth to you from a gaming perspective?

After all of the crap that's dribbled out of the Tom Clancy gaming pipeline, just don't see how anyone can get excited for a Tom Clancy game, regardless of hype.

@Eraldus I wouldn't say it got one right away. The game has been out for nearly 3 weeks. Now the review itself, quality wise is definitely not worthy to be on Gamespot. It barely covers the basics of the game and doesn't go into anything in any detail. There were previews with more information than this review provides.