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3/24/2015 8:27:53 PM
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Devs enjoy developing on PS4 more than X1. That means cross platform games will run smoother and be better quality on PS4. That was the main deciding factor for me going to PS4. It was the same primary factor on last gen why I gamed on the 360 (devs much prefered 360 to PS3). I have no loyalty to Sony or MS. But man I'm glad I went PS4. Every cross platform release performs better and runs smoother. Never had an issue outside of holiday 2014 getting online and gaming either. PSN works great for me. So the "network" argument is a non-issue from my perspective.
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I think the 360 controller is the pinnacle of controller greatness (again, personal preferance). When testing X1 vs PS4 the PS4 controller was a deciding factor for me. The ergonomics of the X1 are way better, no doubt. But the sticks were uncomfortably small and felt loose on the X1 (which is my biggest pet peeve). The PS4 controller sticks were tighter and much improved from the PS3 sticks. So I give the edge to the PS4 controller compared to X1. Am I in the minority on that decision? Yeah, most likely I am. But hey, works for me. And I was first of my group of friends to migrate to this gen so that wasn't a factor. All of them ended up going PS4 also (all previously 360 gamers). So it all shook out in the end.
