Not for much longer.

Same shape, different pad.

Pretty much every other console ever made.

They want the interaction, not the advice.

I see no problem here.

RAREEEEEEEE!

Mb Vectrex

There are currently 38 games that utilise 4k 120hz. At the minute, it's not really an issue.

Just use your TV?

First I remember is 2 fast 2 furious.

Is that Brett Hart?

Yeah sorry I meant I'm not sure if it's still available on PC. Yeah I'm platinum too.

I'm not sure how it works now since the switch from PS Now to PS+, but you could get PS Now on PC, too.

Xbox has gamepass, PS5 has PlayStation Plus. Same thing

Yeah nahh, I'm not arguing against the PS5 here. It's the console I use the most. My main point is that there will always be exclusives on the other side that you want. So get both.

Performance wise, both machines are pretty much the same. They both have areas where they outperform the other. The difference is negligible.

So it is mostly a case of which games and hardware suit you best. Yes, at the minute, Sony has a better lineup of exclusives. That will change starting this year. Microsoft have purchased a lot of big studios over the last few years, and you will really start to see their exclusive library explode in these next couple of years.

My honest opinion, keep the Series X. Save up for a PS5. There will always be exclusives on the other side that you want. No matter which team you pick.

Edit, got my consoles mixed up at the end there.

I have both. They play the same. Any difference in performance is minute to the point where it's not noticeable. Also, Sony didn't make a more powerful version. They changed a couple chips around, sure. They weren't for performance, though. Now, it just runs cooler and uses less energy.

Umm, save yourself a few hundred whatevers and go outside and exercise.

*Sony

Bar nintendo, Sony and Microsoft offerings both achieve pretty much the same outcome. There will be slight differences on either side. Series X is a little cheaper and probably easier to get hold of though.

Both platforms have a good range of exclusives.

Both have their own game library to use (sort of like the Netflix model but for games). One plus Sony has over Microsoft here is that you can actually stream a game before downloading. Saves time on games you may not like.

Series S is the reason we aren't getting major aaa games that fully exploit the current gen. Devs have to downgrade so it's playable on S.

Button layout and connector say genesis to me.