Indeed. I'll wait until Gamescom is over so people can fully digest all the news and videos, then get a new poll sorted.I'd imagine it will be the same as the poll above.
Indeed. I'll wait until Gamescom is over so people can fully digest all the news and videos, then get a new poll sorted.I'd imagine it will be the same as the poll above.
I've currently got two Xbox 360s, one downstairs (a 250GB S console) and the other upstairs connected to my 2nd monitor (an original white console). When the Xbox One comes it'll either join the other Xbox 360 under the TV, or I'll move the main Xbox 360 upstairs and replace the one that's there (as the vast majority of my saves are on the main console that's downstairs). Not decided what to do yet as I will definitely keep playing the Xbox 360 for a while yet, especially with Dark Souls 2 due next year, but I know with a new console it won't get used anywhere near that much, so it could easily be relegated upstairs for use when the wife wants the TV.I'm also wondering this....I know there are a number of people that have a pre-order down for both next-gen consoles but how many people are going to have a next-gen and current-gen set up? (ie I'm keeping my PS3 and replacing my 360 with an Xbox One)
To be fair, considering the Wii outsold both the Xbox 360 and PS3, despite being technically inferior, I can understand where he's coming from. The WiiU doesn't seem to be anywhere near as well supported by 3rd party devs as the Wii did though, so that won't help them.
Still waiting on a release date, that's the last piece of information I think we're all waiting for, and probably the last thing that could sway people towards an Xbox One (with an early release) or towards a PS4 (with a late release).Where's the new poll?
Couldn't agree more. The games will always make the console, and if MS eventually end up with a far superior gaming line up, the fact that the PS4 is more powerful won't actually matter. Of course, the same will also be very true for Sony if they end up with the better gaming line up. If anything, having a less powerful console will perhaps force MS into throwing money at developers and publishers to try and make sure they do end up with the better library in the end.and thats the way it should be to be honest. the games not the gimicks.
That will be made very clear if a new poll goes upJust make it clear what the poll means i.e. at/shortly after launch, or in the foreseeable future etc. The current one is open to interpretation.
I'd say 6 months myself, as that's what both manufacturers seem to be calling the "launch window".Yeah. I would say make it within the first year, as after that point is when people start buying second consoles anyway
I don't see any fanboys moaning about the results. I think everyone knows the PS4 will still have a healthy lead, but I think people are interested in what that lead now is.you got it, I think few xbox fanboys don't like the poll results so far