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Doing It Wrong: The Xbox One And PS4 Aren’t The Consoles We Need
As E3 closes up shop for the year, we finally have a moment to reflect on a week of gorging ourselves on news about the continuing console war between Microsoft and Sony (and, uh, Nintendo). It’s all very new and exciting news about the next half-decade of gaming, but in a lot of ways, it feels like the same old console war we’ve been fighting for decades now. It’s time for something new.
Playstation’s Press Conference Is Hilarious In This Abridged Format
Ah VideoGamerTV. How we love your abridged press conference rants. Earlier we brought you the abridged summary of the Xbox press conference, don’t think that Sony gets away without the comedy treatment!
Why I’m Getting The Xbox One, Not The PS4 (Ugh)
If you’re anything like me, your penchant for gaming has probably dwindled over the years. And, as I stand on the precipice of unloading an ungodly amount of money on either Microsoft or Sony’s next generation console, I ask myself if I should upgrade to either, or just opt for a media streaming box? The answer: I’m getting an Xbox One. Here’s why.
PlayStation 4 Vs Xbox One: Feature Showdown
Well, it’s finally time to have this discussion. What should you buy, the PlayStation 4 or the Xbox One. It helps that we’ve finally got some facts to work with in the new console war, instead of just chasing rumours and misinformation. So here’s the definitive look at how the two new consoles stack up against each other and what those comparisons actually mean.
The PlayStation 4 Is $US399, Plays Used Games, Online Not Required
Seriously, Sony just won E3. It not only unveiled the look of the PlayStation 4 today at E3, it also unveiled just how much we’d all pay for it too. It’s $US399.





























