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Edited by Noshotskill:
6/11/2013 3:37:45 AM
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Sony had the better conference, but honesty I know nothing more about the PS4. For instance, what the hell comes with the $399.99 price tag?
Microsoft has the better online console. However, the Xbone seems to alienate anyone who likes offline gaming.
M$ played their cards, Sony opted on taking shots at Microsoft. Because of this there is no winner.
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Ps4 doesn't include the restrictions the xbone has. Its is [i]More[/i] powerful than the Xbox One by a small percentage
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Great, but what comes with the console? If I buy a PS4 at launch, what comes in the box with the console? Do I need to buy a controller? A hard drive? More storage space? The only thing they did clarify is you need PS+ to play online multiplayer on PS4.
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I could say the same to Microsoft, 500 gigabyte hardrive? Since every game im [i]Required[/i] to install, some may come in 50 or 25, can i switch hardrives? Can i use external hardrives? Point is, We won't know until closer to launch
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Small percentage? I read somewhere it was in the ~30% area. I'll try and dig up the quote.
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I don't know the exact Percentage, but From what I understand from the Sony Conference back in February, They Said Ps4 will have GDDR5 Ram while at the Xbox reveal they said the Xbox One will have the DDR 3 Ram. There's also a Rumor the Xbox One will use 3 of its 8 gigabytes of Ram for the OS Games - 5 Gigs OS - 3 Gigs
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Noo its not even near % 30. Its a smaller difference than the comparison of the 360 and ps3
