Also in PS4 you need to go lobby, create twitch lobby and settings before you can do anything while with Xbox One you just say it with voice chat and thats it, no menu or lobby thing. Easy, fast and simple.

Fact: Gears of War looked better than most PC games when it released.

Seriously, despite the addition of analog thumbsticks (ugh) and two extra shoulder buttons, things have hardly changed since the SNES.

Yeah, the Wii gave it a good shake (Ha! Pun!) but not in the direction most gamers wanted to go. Most people want to sit on their ass while they unwind and play games, so despite its innovation it's no surprise the Wiimote didn't catch on with the core gamer. This is also one of many reasons the Kinnect doesn't light a fire in people.

"Wait you hypocrite hermit," I hear you screaming, "keyboard and mouse hasn't changed since the pyramids were built!" This is true. But I'd like to point out two things:

1. The PC is not limited to keyboard and mouse. I myself have many input devices for my PC, from force-feedback joysticks (and I mean force feedback, NOT rumble) to a full flight sim cockpit setup. We have options that we can vary from game-to-game or just by preference.

2. The KB/M does not have the inherent inadequacies that non-1:1 analog movement introduces necessitating the need for things such as snap-to-lock-on aiming.

Ever played an RTS with a controller? Of course you haven't, but if on the chance you actually have, you understand the failings of such a scheme.

Look, I'm not saying consoles should adopt KB/M (though they totally should have that option), but their current configurations are tired and their shortcomings have been addressed through software (that lock-on again) rather than progressive hardware.

It's not like better ideas don't exist, because they totally do:

Am I saying your console controller should look like that? Well, no...but it is a step in the right direction.

If you get down to the root of why hermits like myself prefer the PC, once you get past all the graphical limitations (and I mean come on, 10 years ago we hermits were more than happy with PCs that don't match the specs of today's consoles) and the ability to mod (which we'll ignore because not all PC gamers mod) it comes down to two things:

1. Lack of specific genre (often due to lack of an appropriate/accurate control method).

2. Those damn controllers.

Ladies and gentlemen, it's not the hardware inside your console that's holding it back, it's the hardware you hold in your hands.

This story has been spun into a negative somehow with people saying it's a middle finger to early adopters in the UK and I wanted to explain why it isn't.

The deal is, a £30 price reduction AND Titanfall thrown in.

Versus the £429 price tag the 'early adopters' were paying, However, I don't know if the following point just got lost or was simply forgotten by people outside of the UK.

But everyone who pre-ordered the console in the UK got either Fifa 14 or Forza 5 thrown in.

Now for the early adopters, this offsets the Titanfall part of the deal, because they still got a decent game at launch.

So it is literally just a £30 price reduction, which is a sweet spot, because MS need to reduce it to under £400 realistically, but without pissing off the early adopters. And £30 isn't really going to piss anyone off.

If it was £40 to £100, that would be way too much of a reduction.

Fifa 14 is a big deal in Europe and will sell way more than Titanfall. And Forza 5 is probably the highest scoring launch game this gen. Also Titanfall is a multiplayer only game, so it's less useful to most buyers.

Even now you can still get non 'Day One Edition' Official Fifa 14 X1 bundles for the same price of £429.

No, They could easily make MGSV 1080p and 60fps with sky simulation.

Sky simulation takes no space at all. He said he made 720p on Xbox One because he loves PS4 more than Xbox One. He said that he wants PS4 version to be better, not Xbox One.

720p shitty game vs 1080p nicer game.

Its all depends how lazy developers are or not