PS4 Vs Xbox One? Which one are you going for?

Why in gods name you would spend a HUNDRED quid more for a console that is technically WEAKER is beyond me.

The specs are irrelevant. Price and exclusives decides the better console. Otherwise Xbox would've trounced PS2 for a start.

Incorrect and your example makes little sense after some logical thinking.

Well I'm sure the rest of your post is captivating.

I tearfully conclude: "I tried to tell you, but you never wanted to listen. Because that's how Xbox people are..."

But... I'm not an Xbox person. Are you a fanboy, dishing out labels like that to people with differing opinions? That's just weird.

Forgive me, o logical one. If only you could depart your rare ability of using logic to others, so they could be as intelligent as you.

I can assure you, there is judder, and if you look around the UK reviews that have mentioned it then you'll see that I'm not the only one. It's practically a requirement that it's introduced in order to match the frame rates up. MS could fix it to allow the xbox to output at 50Hz when only displaying TV content, (but I doubt that will happen), but that problem will always be there when a game is on screen at the same time.

It's like when you play a blu-ray on a TV that doesn't support 24fps playback, and it bumps it up to 25fps. You'd think that it wouldn't make much difference just adding that one more frame per second, but it looks like you're watching in fast forward. Here, one in six of the frames that you're watching is wrong.

I don't doubt that it works. I have seen videos of it and it looks like an interesting concept. I just don't know how you can concentrate on both at the same time.


Exactly. Games like F1 require full concentration. You're going so fast that any error can screw you over.

You obviously just missed my reference to South Park mate. aka I was joking man, my last post was truly meant to be lighthearted.

Now I just feel bad

LOL i dont look into reviews usually fan boys.

I have one right now on and ZERO lag.

Im running sky+ on it.

Then, like I said, you're one of those lucky ones that can't see it. It is there though, it's impossible to get around it.

And the reviews I'm talking about are by we'll renowned professionals, who actually looked favorably upon the Xbox one. They just pointed out this huge flaw in its implementation in the UK and Europe.

Of course your user ID would suggest that you'll never admit this technical flaw, even if you can't see it yourself.

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References only work if the reference would work in the same context if it wasn't a reference, otherwise it's just post-shark Family Guy.

haha no way. I have both consoles i have no bias either way.

Xbox one wins purely on entertainment and the snap feature is unbeatable alongside its interface.

I'm glad you like it, I don't see the attraction though, for a whole load of reasons, including the broken frame rate issue, and the fact that I don't see how you can watch one thing and play the other (and for 30 seconds at a time during loading screens I don't see how its worth it). Also, I've paid good money to get a TV the size it is to give me a good gaming experience, why would I want to reduce the space the game takes up?

...okay mate...well done on taking life, the internet and gaming far too seriously.

haha well i think the xbox one is a true revolution in gaming. Having both xbox one clearly wins for the time being but of course we live in hard times and the majority of consumers will go for the lower priced console as usual.

P.s no frame rate issues whatsoever.

I'm also still confused as to why everything not to do with gaming is making the xbox a revolution in gaming, but never mind...

P.S. Like I said, it's not up for debate. You obviously can't see it, but it's an impossible obstacle. Look it up. The PS4 also outputs TV content (from iplayer etc...) at 60Hz too, which is also unwatchable, but the PS4 isn't trying to be a TV box. (likewise, when just watching TV, why would you feed it through your xbox? It's just another box consuming x watts of power and costing you £y per year)