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2/11/2015 11:41:34 PM
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Neverwinter and I hear elder scrolls online so far. Onigirl too but that's in Japanese right now
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Elder scrolls online is for all platforms, so that one is invalid.
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[quote]Elder scrolls online is for all platforms, so that one is invalid.[/quote] Didn't he ask what mmorpg was coming out on Xbox?
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Yes, but seeing how Teso is on all platforms, i wouldn't simply switch to xbox just for it. You also want to take into account all of the different mmorpg games that will be available on ps4, such as neverwinter, kingdom under fire II, Warhammer40k, Final Fantasy, Ever Quest Next..etc
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Tbh, it's how many friends have Xbox one or ps4 that would determine what console you should get otherwise I'd go with the current and 2015 games lists
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Not even. Most of my friends are on Xbox One, but the look just didn't appeal to me, so I bought a PS4. You can always play games and make new friends. It really comes down to aesthetics and games
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Edited by -Air51-: 2/12/2015 9:25:33 AMIt comes down to what you consider to be the selling point. I choose less content Destiny on Xbox one over my ps4 version because friends are more important to me personally for fun. I'll always meet people on the way but people I know IRL come first. Its better when we're all in the same room too so you can see their faces when shit his the fan or something truely great happens.
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Well for Destiny, it's not that fun with friends lol unless you have equal levels and time to play consistently. I'd take more content in that case. If it was a real mmo like say Wow, everquest, elder scrolls, and such, I'd go with the console with slightly better specs and aesthetics. Of course, playing with irl friends is better.
