The Xbox vs PlayStation Showdown. The brand new consoles from Microsoft and Sony have officially launched. And gamers around the world are eagerly anticipating buying an Xbox Series X and a PlayStation 5, aka Xbro and BaeStation. And as such, with every new generation comes the inevitable comparison of which Console is more powerful. This article will discuss the 4 primary reasons why the PS5 is showing a performance advantage over the Series X.
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Interesting reasons. But there's really only one:
*Sony was ready for next gen.*
From development of the console, the launch games, the UI, the controller and the accessories like the media remote and 3D headphones. Sony was ready while still providing content for last gen. Gamers laughed at Mark Cerny. Now they are eating crow.
With all the talk and nonsense about Sony saying nothing, from journalists, influencers and gamers spreading false information. It is Sony's system that is sought after the most worldwide.
That's called "Generations." Giving gamers a feeling of something they haven't experienced before. Sony has done that successfully across the board. Not an extension of last gen. An evolution. Possibly, a revolution in sight, sound and feel.
That's what a market leader does. Gives reasons why you should buy their product. The only way to do that, was for Sony to hide what they were doing from their opponent. And speak when something needs to actually be said.
some really great excuses
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There's only 4 reasons?
Most of this is over my head, but I guess it's not as simple as higher numbers = better performance. It's all about optimization. This is why I don't care about teraflops or any other numbers thrown out. What I care about is how games actually look and run. I know there's a lot of math behind how all of that works, but because I don't understand most of it, I only care about the end result. If a company says their system has a lot of teraflops, cool. They can then proceed to show me what their system actually does with those teraflops.