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Hey everyone, I really appreciate all of the feedback! It was great to hear a lot of real opinions, suggestions, and information about both systems. It was a lot of reading last night / this morning to catch up on everything, but I feel WAY more informed than before.
I made this post to get some information to help me make a good decision on a new console and I think with all of your help it did. Didn't make this to troll/start a huge debate on here, but I guess it comes with the territory on a forum where people are passionate about their gaming systems.
[b]I made a random decision yesterday and pre-ordered the TTK PS4. I have enough store credit from previous trade ins at GameStop to make it affordable. Also will be trading in my 360 for an additional $100 off. So it looks like I will be starting from scratch, but I have enough friends on the PS+ network to make it fun.[/b]
Again, I really appreciate all of the feedback/suggestions/opinions from you guys. It was a great read and I think I learned all I needed to make the right decision for myself.
Also, thanks for all of the congratulations on me becoming a dad. Although I am still about 6 months out from having that new little one in my arms, I couldn't be more excited about it.
Thanks again, guardians.
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I've had a Xbox 360 for a few years now and most of my friends either have a Xbox One or a PS4 (it's about a 50/50 split). I recently found out that I am going to be a dad (due late January 2016) and because of this and all of the future late nights that come with that in my future, I got permission from the wife to upgrade, so help me figure out what to get.
Since I am already a Microsoft user, obviously going with the Xbox One seems like the easiest one to upgrade to, but I'm open to suggestions.
For the Xbox, I am already familiar with the Xbox Live stuff and I'm already paying the yearly online fee, no need to cancel service etc.
If I upgrade to the Xbox One, do I need to start over with new characters or would my character carry over?
Is the Xbox One backwards compatible with my current 360 games (Destiny, Halo Series, GTA5) or do I have to buy new games no matter what?
Any other benefits to sticking with Microsoft?
As for the PS4, I don't have too much knowledge about this system. I've heard it's got better graphics, but I've also heard the online servers are unreliable leaving you unable to play often? Is it worth it? What other reasons make it worth switching?
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Ive never met a person in my life who actually believed xbox is a better system then playstation and the only 2 idiots i know who bough an xbox returned it in a week and bought a ps4
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Xbox has Halo. Playstation has weaboo trash. I think the choice is simple
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No pc option :/
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Well since you've played on 360 you should get an xbone but its really up to you
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The Xbox one is not a wise choice
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You keep your old live account and you are supposed to be able to play 360 games not sure if you can now or if it is coming later. And destiny characters will only carry over if you stay on xbox switching to ps4 you would have to start over
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What ever you want I would go Xbox but I started with a 360
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It's all about the controller Xbox clearly has the better controller
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Xbox is backwards compatible (revealed at e3) and doc and characters carry over
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Xbox One. I had a 360 before and the difference and amount of features is huge. You will love it. The voice commands are really handy in turning on/off, snapping the sidebar, recording last 30 secs etc etc.
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Xbox so you can still talk to your friends. Much more important then minor graphics differences
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Xbone recently announced backwards capes and you won't have to create new characters as they are based on your live account. You may have to repurchase an xbone destiny vanilla disc and renew your dlc licenses. The only issue was the original blacksmith shader, but there seems to be a lot of codes recently. Ps4 would be cost of new service and total restart, but can crunch more polygons. Overall recommend xbone.
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Xbox one has backwards compatability so you won't have to get rid of your games
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choose which of the console most of ur friends that u will be playing are on, both are good but if u r an Halo fan then the choice is clear bro
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Edited by TheDarkHearT96: 7/10/2015 12:08:55 AMIf you like the competitive side then I suggest getting xbox one as players on xbox are all good and it makes it more harder. I have not tried pvp on the ps4 but my friend used to own one and he said pvp was a lot easier on playstation then it is on xbox.
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Get whatever your friends play on. Simple.
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Your characters will transfer to Xbox one and you will have to buy the halo master chief collection if you want to play halo because it is not backwards compatible
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Choose based on exclusives which would you rather play
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Take it from the words of all FaZe members themselves, Xbox one sucks.
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The main thing is friends and games. Do research on exclusives and see which ones you'd rather play. Halo is any other generic shooter *yawn* Gears looks kinda cool but I've played it and it's nothing special. I honestly don't know what other Xbox exclusives are lol
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I am a ps4 owner. I would wait and see how halo 5 turns out. It is supposed to be dedicated servers. Xbone has better online but ps4 is better hardware. Ps4 also has project morpheus coming. I don't think destiny is worth swinging the decision either way
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Xb1 because ps4 is for the queer
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Xbox. Simply bc I had a ps4 and for one didn't like the controller. 2, it crashed on me and stopped working. Any system that'll do this is trash. Xbox all the way.
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Edited by Yung Jynx: 7/10/2015 12:41:40 AMThey both have their advantages. Go with what exclusives you want and what you're more comfortable playing. [spoiler]Also, XB1s backwards compatibility is a scam. Some games run worse than on 360 because of emulation. Gonna expand on the backwards compatibility thing. It's a very small number in very specific places in those games that run worse. The only one I can clearly identify is portions of the beginning sections of Mass Effect one dip below 10 fps, then jumps back to 60.[/spoiler]
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Ps4 is a better console all around, games run better on it, but it is way noisier than the XboxOne. I have both.
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Also ps4 is able yo stream ps3 games so the backwords thing dont matter is for certain games not every game and not alot of good games either