Console War XBOX Series X|S vs PlayStation 5 | PS: No Physic, no Physint, No place for Hideo

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Il problema è sapere quanto il pass avrà di next gen dentro al lancio, Sony ha già svelato Bugsnax e Desctruction All Stars dentro al plus, di MS sappiamo Scorn nel 2021 e basta...
Anche the medium(fermo restando il titolo si dimostri valido)
Poi tempo poco tempo e roba come death loop la vedremo sul pass insieme al gioco di mikami(non che mi interessi poi così tanto)
 
Quindi almeno a dicembre c'è sicuramente almeno un gioco next gen, pensavo peggio :sisi:

(E' sempre poi da capire la qualità del gioco che i Blooper Team sono maestri nell'incartare m*rda :asd: )
 
”Despite the value of the Series S and the performance of the Series X, though, these new Xbox models are rather uninspiring. They feel more like upgrades than revolutionary new options. Because the Windows-like interface is almost exactly the same as it was on Xbox One and the controller is only marginally different, it doesn’t really feel as if you’re playing with a new and exciting console.”

:sadfrog:
 
Sperando che in questa gen riesca a fare meglio, però. Perché al momento tolti pochi titoli, non è che siano 'sto gran valore aggiunto, purtroppo

Pensa a come ti saresti sentito se avessi pagato 80 euro per questo :unsisi: La guerra dei povery vs la guerra dei pr, dove ogni esclusiva vale ogni centesimo speso


vabbè, intanto al d1 di series arriva star wars. Già è buono
 
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Sperando che in questa gen riesca a fare meglio, però. Perché al momento tolti pochi titoli, non è che siano 'sto gran valore aggiunto, purtroppo

Pensa a come ti saresti sentito se avessi pagato 80 euro per questo :unsisi: La guerra dei povery vs la guerra dei pr, dove ogni esclusiva vale ogni centesimo speso


dev'essere proprio frustrante avere il nulla quando pure la più "scema" delle 10 esclusive della concorrenza sembra un ottimo gioco. altrimenti quest'accanimento davvero non me lo spiego :asd:

l'importante comunque è che appena sia uscito un po' di gameplay le persone si sono accorte che sembra buono. ma è veramente triste pensare che per 30 secondi di trailer già lo si fosse proclamato monnezza, al punto che la gente adesso è sorpresa per il fatto che sembri interessante... :tè:
 

:sadfrog:
Sull'interfaccia poco da dire, dovevano modificare qualcosa. O non aggiornare One in questi ultimi mesi.

Sul pad non sono d'accordo, il pezzo d'hardware funziona alla meraviglia e le poche aggiunte sono utilissime. Unica pecca le batterie.
 

we’re only able to talk about Astro’s Playroom and Spider-Man: Miles Morales at the moment – but both those games are far more impressive, and interesting, than anything we’ve seen on the Xbox Series X.
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The PlayStation 5 is an impressive console and while many of its features, such as fast loading and the ability to run games at native 4K or 60fps, are replicated by the Xbox Series X the superior games line-up and the new features of the DualSense stand above anything Microsoft is offering so far.
 
Alla fine Series X e S non sono altro che altre 2 midgen di Xbox One come lo era stata One X.

(Come concezione)
 
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we’re only able to talk about Astro’s Playroom and Spider-Man: Miles Morales at the moment – but both those games are far more impressive, and interesting, than anything we’ve seen on the Xbox Series X.
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The PlayStation 5 is an impressive console and while many of its features, such as fast loading and the ability to run games at native 4K or 60fps, are replicated by the Xbox Series X the superior games line-up and the new features of the DualSense stand above anything Microsoft is offering so far.
Eh si vede che non riusciamo a capire la magia della nextgen racchiusa nella retrocompatibilita´ e del 15% di potenza in piu´ :asd:
 
At launch the PlayStation 5 is a significantly more interesting prospect than the Xbox Series X/S.
One of our main complaints about the Xbox Series X is that it just doesn’t feel like a new console, let alone the most powerful one ever made. The dashboard is the same, the controller is virtually the same, and all the games are the same as those that are already out.

The PlayStation 5 though is the exact opposite, in that it is clearly very different from the PlayStation 4, while still maintaining backwards compatibility. The PlayStation 5, as is by now well established, is gigantic and although we’re beginning to turn against the design of the machine (in total darkness it still gives off too much light) it is at least something new. Rather than what it looks like, the most important hardware question for the PlayStation 5 is how much noise it makes, given how distractingly loud the fan got with its predecessor. We’ve not got all the launch games in yet to test but nothing so far has caused it to make any unusual amount of noise. It seems to be at least as quiet as the Xbox Series X, with both being effectively silent when you’re sitting at a normal distance from the conso

Like the Xbox Series X, the PlayStation 5 is also able to quick resume a game if you turn it off and come back to it later. Although the Switcher icon that some noticed on the Home menu is basically just a history button, showing you the last few games or apps that you used and starting them up from scratch if you want to play them again. Sony has spent quite a bit of time promoting the PlayStation 5’s new 3D sound system but nothing we’ve experienced so far seems particularly extraordinary, whether using headphones or not. Instead, the most impressive aspect of the PlayStation 5 hardware is the new DualSense controller, which is a major improvement on the DualShock 4 and a definite rival for the Xbox as the best gamepad ever.

In terms of graphical power, the tech specs suggest that the PlayStation 5 is slightly less powerful than the Xbox Series X, while its SSD is faster. Since there’s no game that is even close to pushing the capabilities of the Xbox Series X there’s no way to demonstrate that yet, and in any case we’re only able to talk about Astro’s Playroom and Spider-Man: Miles Morales at the moment – but both those games are far more impressive, and interesting, than anything we’ve seen on the Xbox Series X. We don’t have Demon’s Souls in yet, which looks to be the most technically capable of the launch titles, but there’s literally no comparison with the Xbox and PlayStation 5 line-up given Microsoft’s complete reliance on cross-gen games and older Xbox One titles.
The PlayStation 5 is an impressive console and while many of its features, such as fast loading and the ability to run games at native 4K or 60fps, are replicated by the Xbox Series X the superior games line-up and the new features of the DualSense stand above anything Microsoft is offering so far.
While we can’t predict the future we can tell you that right now the PlayStation 5 is an excellent console and well worth getting as soon as you can afford it.

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