@blue_shift_91
Did I just see an article that had "microsoft" in it?

Sony troops! To the comments section!

@Smartestguyhere @Swan_Ronson8475
Please, tell me more about how having exclusives mean the platform itself is better?

Any idiot with money can make an agreement with a developer to secure exclusivity of a title. Usualy this means low profits for the dev and possible bankruptcy unless they go multiplatform.
(see Thatgamecompany)

@FAIL_RETURNETH
I thought so too until I realized the crap MS and Sony are boasting about aren't the only games out there.

But you'd never tell by listening to the media or the fanboys...

@TwinStripeUK
Sometimes... You don't even need to do anything to get the fanboys cheering.

@godofwarbfcodfa @PicklePuffer
What if I told you...

Exclusives are not a good thing?

(sorry, no time to put this into a morpheus meme picture)

@PicklePuffer
It's more like an average PC they stuck a PS logo on.

@lowgman1234
Where are the X1 fans? Please point them out!

Oh, you mean everyone who disagrees with this article is a Xbox fan?
Ok, nevermind.

Wow... how to even begin with all that's wrong about this article...

Nevermind how unprofessional it is to show shameless preference for a brand, be it Sony, MS or Nintendo,

To outright recommend a console, citing it has what we want when it's not even out yet? When none of its launch games have even been reviewed? And you guys want to be taken seriously as a news site?

And what confused me the most: Why are you using an image of the Oculus Rift to link to this artice?
I mean, it could be a mistake, but it sounds to me like "you better believe it, guys! the PS4 will support the OR!!".

...A claim Sony never officially made. This guy is just gushing over the possibilities, but you wouldn't tell by the misleading pictures...

I'm finding it very difficult to take Gamespot seriously after things like this...

@Stag_Lee @Icepick_Trotter
HA! Monopoly...

They can do whatever they want. The PC has all our backs.

What channel did Molyneux watch?

All I heard was a lot of customers basically saying "I don't like the way this product works, so i won't buy it", and the manufacturer of said product wanted to sell it so he changed it to accomodate demand.

Free trade doesn't get any fairer than that.