E3 - 2013
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carldp1989
Midfield
we need PES to be as good as it used to be so FIFA up their game. At the moment they barely have to try and I think you can tell
Deleted User 18963
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The players look so robotic.
I'm torn here. I like the xbox pad better, i like the navigation better, i like the exclusives more. On the other hand, sony don't seem determined to charge you extra for stuff you dont want (kinect) and piss you off with their stupid rules about being online or lending games to your mates. £80 is a canny leap, and I can't see where the value for money is coming from with the 360.
Buy a PS4 and an Xbox controller for it with the £80 saving you'd pocket.
you're a genius!
girojim
Striker
You can use an xbox controller on a ps4?
I think he means summit like this:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Speedlink-Xeox-Analog-Wireless-Gamepad/dp/B007T8OM14/ref=cm_cr_pr_pb_t
You can do it on the PS3.
You can buy 3rd party PS3 controllers that are the exact same as the Xbox ones. It'll be the same on the PS4.
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Foghorn Leghorn
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Quite good and reasoned argument here regarding the Xbox furore tinyurl.com/lhgef76
The article cuts through some of the misinformation and feverish responses present of most forums.
I personally want both consoles to succeed because it simply means more competition and hopefully better games. Will get both at some point, same as i did with the PS3 and Xbox 360.
The article cuts through some of the misinformation and feverish responses present of most forums.
I personally want both consoles to succeed because it simply means more competition and hopefully better games. Will get both at some point, same as i did with the PS3 and Xbox 360.
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Lexingtongue
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What he says in that article hasn't made me think any differently about the restrictions put in place by Microsoft. Can anyone explain how that article makes things more acceptable? I can't see it...
Hull_Mackem
Striker
Just confirms I won't be buying either until they have been out a while. Get the best one, cheaper too.
carldp1989
Midfield
good article
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Foghorn Leghorn
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The biggest problem is the price difference and the need to connect every 24 hours whilst using your console.
Moving home frequently as i have in the past few years, it has proved a real pain in the arse getting broadband installed, which would make the 24hr thing a problem; however you can tether the xbox to your mobile to complete the drm checks.
The £80 difference is hard to swallow unless you want the camera to go with the ps4 (£60) or if you dont already subscribe to PS+ (£30 and worth every penny if you dont already) in which case the price difference is inconsequential.
As i understand it you can still trade in your games (never done it on the 360 or PS3 and cant see that changing) on both consoles. The fact that my son can log in and access my games library on his console and vice versa is big plus.
One thing i dont understand people getting upset over is the mandatory installation of games on the new xbox, i cant think of any PS3 games that didnt require installation and that was never an issue?
I have just bought Last of Us which has an online key meaning i cant give or sell it on; so in essence the new process introduced by MS and Sony is not really any different.
Just my opinion and i firmly believe that both consoles will be great and i am sure whichever we choose will be fine.
Moving home frequently as i have in the past few years, it has proved a real pain in the arse getting broadband installed, which would make the 24hr thing a problem; however you can tether the xbox to your mobile to complete the drm checks.
The £80 difference is hard to swallow unless you want the camera to go with the ps4 (£60) or if you dont already subscribe to PS+ (£30 and worth every penny if you dont already) in which case the price difference is inconsequential.
As i understand it you can still trade in your games (never done it on the 360 or PS3 and cant see that changing) on both consoles. The fact that my son can log in and access my games library on his console and vice versa is big plus.
One thing i dont understand people getting upset over is the mandatory installation of games on the new xbox, i cant think of any PS3 games that didnt require installation and that was never an issue?
I have just bought Last of Us which has an online key meaning i cant give or sell it on; so in essence the new process introduced by MS and Sony is not really any different.
Just my opinion and i firmly believe that both consoles will be great and i am sure whichever we choose will be fine.
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mad hatter
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what i've seen of E3 so far has pissed me off a little bit. seems like every game that looks interesting is an exclusive for the xbox, and there's no f***ing way i'm getting one with their ridiculous stance on pre owned games.
on the plus side i have never played any ps3 games and as far as i'm aware the ps4 is backward compatible? so i'll be busy playing all the ps3 exclusives i missed out on with my 360.
on the plus side i have never played any ps3 games and as far as i'm aware the ps4 is backward compatible? so i'll be busy playing all the ps3 exclusives i missed out on with my 360.
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Foghorn Leghorn
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PS4 isnt backwards compatible, it may be added later when they launch their gaikai service.
gaikai is available from launch
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