Personal computing discussed
PrincipalSkinner wrote:Switch isn't really an option since I intend to make use of the 65 inch TV. And play co-op with friends.
I don't plan on playing much on PC since I'll be moving to a laptop.
I guess it's a PS4 then. They are easier to find here and used games should be cheaper too.
PrincipalSkinner wrote:I don't plan on playing much on PC since I'll be moving to a laptop.
derFunkenstein wrote:I haven't owned an Xbone in about 18 months but I was *very* unhappy with the state of the UI when I got rid of it. It was sluggish, everything was in a long vertical list, it hid my games and apps at the bottom of that list in favor of ads for store entries, and I felt like the whole experience was poor.
I kept the PS4 primarily because of that, and when I went 4K I chose the PS4 Pro because I was happy with the UI.
I write all that to say this: everyone has preferences.
DancinJack wrote:There are exclusives to each but IMO buying a 400+ dollar device for one or two exclusives is very strange.
PrincipalSkinner wrote:So that brings up a choice. PS4 Pro or Xbone X?...
Are there any meaningful differences between the two in terms of game pricing and accessibility or does it come down to battle of exclusive titles?
PrincipalSkinner wrote:Switch isn't really an option since I intend to make use of the 65 inch TV. And play co-op with friends.
I don't plan on playing much on PC since I'll be moving to a laptop.
I guess it's a PS4 then. They are easier to find here and used games should be cheaper too.
PrincipalSkinner wrote:they are not massively different.
PrincipalSkinner wrote:Focus on this point. There might be some visual diffrences when looking at a PS4 vs. XBOne (and PS4 Pro vs. XBOne X), but overall I think they're going to be very similar. Piece out a list of games you want to play, compare the exclusives, then choose. If most of your list can be covered by either system, pick the interface and/or controller you prefer.Are there any meaningful differences between the two in terms of game pricing and accessibility or does it come down to battle of exclusive titles?
DPete27 wrote:Sounds like you can connect a mouse and keyboard to PS4 or XB1.
I like the irony.
dwayne22 wrote:PC Gaming is Still best For me
NTMBK wrote:Cool story
PrincipalSkinner wrote:Switch isn't really an option since I intend to make use of the 65 inch TV. And play co-op with friends.
I don't plan on playing much on PC since I'll be moving to a laptop.
I guess it's a PS4 then. They are easier to find here and used games should be cheaper too.