Some Europeans are quickly finding their niche in the next-gen gaming industry. Some Europeans are quickly finding their niche in the next-gen gaming industry.
While the Xbox One jumped ahead in worldwide sales early on thanks to its opening day success in about a dozen countries, the PS4 has overtaken the global sales edge. Xbox One, however, now has claimed the advantage in domestic American sales
According to a report, Sony’s PlayStation 4 outsold Microsoft’s Xbox One by as much as 66 percent. Sales for the PS4 amounted to 1.25 million units during November. On the other hand, Xbox One sold only 750,000 units on the same month.
It was not very long ago when online gaming was a laggy, less enjoyable experience. Nowadays, however, the next generation consoles have made significant improvements for online gamers but the question still remains: Which game console won this war?
The gaming rivalry between Sony and Microsoft has lived up to its reputation since the release of the Xbox One and Playstation 4 in November, so much so that there still does not appear to be a clear-cut leader in the race for the best video game platform
Shoppers are preparing for the much anticipated Black Friday sales and there will be plenty of people looking to get their hands on the Xbox One and Playstation 4 game consoles
Perhaps the hefty price tag on the Xbox One is worth it, after all. Perhaps the hefty price tag on the Xbox One is worth it, after all. According to tech website AllThingsD, a research firm took apart the entire Xbox One game console and did some heavy digging to conclude that the game console costs around $90 more to build than the Playstation 4.
The Playstation 4 was released less than a week ago and the Xbox One will be released this week. As we remain sandwiched between releases, the big question remains: Which platform is better?
The Playstation 4 and Xbox One game consoles will be released in mid-November in the United States, but Microsoft and Sony will eventually roll out the units to other nations across the world.
So much for waiting until Nov. 22 to get your hands on an Xbox One. So much for waiting until Nov. 22 to get your hands on an Xbox One. As reported by Forbes, ".
The price tags on the incoming Xbox One and Playstation 4 game consoles could be slashed sooner rather than later, Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotich said this week.
The competition between Microsoft and Sony is so tense that the upcoming game consoles -- the Playstation 4 and the Xbox One -- are even more similar than ever before, Battlefield 4 executive producer Patrick Bach says.
Microsoft wants to make sure your Xbox One will cater to all of the different kinds of technology in your living room -- even the dusty old CDs. The PlayStation 4, surprisingly, will not.
