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2/19/2014 5:55:11 AM
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Kinect or Raw Processing Power?
If you could choose between having the Kinect or having enough raw processing power to put the Xbox One on par with or ahead of the PS4, which would you choose?
Personally, I'd take the power.
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The inconvenience of a few button presses vs the inconvenience of inferior hardware. The choice is simple, I already do everything via button inputs anyway; from my 3DS to my PC. I've never even used voice commands on my mobile.
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I enjoy the kinect but i would rather see bigger worlds and bigger games than instant switching
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1 AntwortenRaw power. When I get the X1, I'm not even taking Kinect out the box.
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Honestly depends on the game, if the kinect integration is a game changer or just cool I'll go with that, but if it's a choice between 30fps and 60 I'll take the power
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Power all the way.
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Let's just say I have the PS4 and X1 and my PS4 is collecting dust whereas my X1 gets CONSTANT use. My daughter thinks the TV is called Xbox lol.
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Power. I still don't understand how people claim they don't notice the difference between 720p and 1080p, 30fps and 60fps. Unless you don't have an eye for that stuff. Meh. I love muh quality. *Hugs PC*
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I take power. I would rather have my games preform better than some gimmick I have no intentions on using. The whole voice commands than can be done with the headset just like what the PS4 does.
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Bearbeitet von BannedLemön: 2/19/2014 6:27:03 AMBut if I had to choose, I'd pick power any day of the week.
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3 AntwortenPersonally I'd take the Kinect if just for voice commands and motion control. From what I've seen the graphical difference between the PS4 and XOne are so minimal it's not even worth noting.
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Raw power any day of the week.
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Raw power any day. I've yet to see anything done with Kinect (on console) that's remotely interesting.
