GR writes: "Following the announcement of the Xbox One the results have been clear: many people aren’t happy about what Microsoft is doing with the Xbox brand. Reading comments and feedback online would lead you to believe that the Xbox One has no chance of competing next-gen. Meanwhile, gamers have been quick to wrap their arms around the yet-to-be-released or even seen PS4, which Sony touts as gamer-focused hardware. While there is good reason for these trends, this is only the beginning of a long feud and there are several challenges the PS4 faces that make it anything but the perfect machine you may be led to believe."
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True. This whole used game thing (if true) will quite likely apply to the PS4 as well.
PlayStation has a leg up when it comes to your living room as far as media devices go. They already have a line of TV's and stand alone blu-ray players and their smart TV's do just about everything the Xbox One will do.
As for the used game market, GameStop will end up lowering their prices on used games, but that means they'll give even less for trade in values.
I think neither of the console manufacturers want to admit what their machine will require from users.
PS4 will not cost $600... This guy is silly.
Wonder if the Gaikai service is going to have free access with all the features.