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Regardless of what critics say, Microsoft has lived up to their promise of powerful hardware: while the right display is required, this author asserts that you’ll see an image that looks at least as good as one from a competent gaming PC, noting that the improvement in visuals from a standard Xbox One on a 1080p display to a (barely) sub-$1,000 4K display with HDR is “immediate and impressive.”
The PS4 has the exclusives, but the Xbox One X has the power. If there’s a game that’s out on Xbox One and PS4, I’m at the point where I’m much more likely to pick up the game on the Xbox One. Changing one’s default platform midway through a console generation is a big shift. The Xbox One X, with its price and power, seems to be targeting hardcore players, bringing them back to (or keeping them within) the Microsoft family.
The PS4 has the exclusives, but the Xbox One X has the power. If there’s a game that’s out on Xbox One and PS4, I’m at the point where I’m much more likely to pick up the game on the Xbox One. Changing one’s default platform midway through a console generation is a big shift. The Xbox One X, with its price and power, seems to be targeting hardcore players, bringing them back to (or keeping them within) the Microsoft family.