It was always going to be a hard-fought battle for supremacy in the next-gen console war, but with the Xbox One and PS4, Microsoft and Sony have gone all-out to make sure that their console dominates.
Since they launched last year, Sony has taken an early lead with the PS4 outselling the Xbox One by around 50 per cent. However, there's a good argument that a lot of that has to do with the Xbox One's high launch price, because it shipped with Kinect. Now you don't need Kinect and both consoles cost just £329 it's not so easy to pick which one you should buy.
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Was this written by a Xbox fanboy? you can tell he favours the XB1
"It's partly down to what you're used to, but the Xbox One controller has the edge for us with a proven design and those new rumble motors" I'd much prefer a touchpad than rumble motors
Conclusion
"At present, the PS4's has a technical edge makes it better bet in the long-term, that said the Xbox One makes a good case with its multimedia capabilities, proven online service and has a Christmas release season with a slightly stronger line-up of games. If you're planning on buying both eventually anyway we'd say get an Xbox One
So he likes the X1 over the PS4. I too am preferring the X1 over the PS4 right now. That could all change depending on what games interest me. 2014 belongs to the X1 at the moment for me. Next year it could be the PS4 with its lineup of games.
In your opinion..
Halo should boost holiday sales. With the amount of multiplayer maps, and content in the Master Chief collection, there is no other game that will be able to match it.