Maybe you need to read the first post in the threadMaybe this poll needs to be re-done as I have recently found out that xbox gamers can now share games AND they dont have to be on the internet once a day... it was ridiculous idea anyway imo.
Xbox, unless Turn10 really mess up Forza 5.
I have them both pre-ordered at the moment though.
Maybe in couple years, if there are some great exclusives (namely from Naughty Dog), I might get PS4. But the launch line up is completely uninteresting.
16GB of RAM and a GTX770 4GB won't get you 1080p/60fps maxed Witcher 3 either. But it will cost a lot more.
From the sounds of it, they have messed up forza 5![]()
2nd PS4 would allow my partner to join in when I play games but the downside is that I'd need to buy the same game twice sometimes. (she only likes a small % of games - she would play things like The Division, or Zombie games etc).
You may only have to buy one copy of a game provided its a digital download, this entirely depends on whether or not Sony have changed their policy from what it currently is now for the PS4 (as yet unknown I think). You currently can have your account on two consoles and any games/dlc you buy on that account can be downloaded and used on the second console at the same time, even by other users.
I'm not convinced you will see an adaptor on the market anytime soon. MS will control the headset market of which they will probably make more from the headsets rather than selling a cheap adaptor. I wouldn't be suprised if they do something similar with hard drives.
UPDATE: Microsoft has announced that you will be able to keep using your Xbox 360 headset with Xbox One after all - although you'll need an adaptor to do so.
The new information emerged last night via the official Xbox Support Twitter account (thanks, VG247).
“We are working to develop an adapter for current wired headsets to connect. More details as we approach launch,” a Microsoft spokesperson said.
Microsoft has yet to say whether the adaptor will be included with the Xbox One console pack or available for sale separately. We're querying this with Microsoft now.