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spoonard t1_iu80k52 wrote

Go with what you want personally first and foremost. But since you asked, GP is overrated junk. Bunch of indie crap and some decade old stuff from most of the publishers MS bought up during their shopping spree. I've had a Series X and Series S and I've always gone back to my PS5 as my daily driver.

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thebigarn t1_iu788m3 wrote

I have both and love my series x. If you love the playstation exclusives then go that way since more na s’more games do cross play but man gamepass is so good it’s allowed me to play such greater variety of games and try stuff i never would have. I have tried out Sony’s version of gamepass and while quite good not up to par with what’s on the xbox, to me at least.

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thehomiesinthecar t1_iu6ujoo wrote

It might be an issue specifically with that model of the ps4. I had my ps4 since 2015, and it still works perfectly. Personally, it was just time for me to switch to the ps5 for, and they luckily had one in stock, but if I hadn’t gotten it, I would’ve still been perfectly happy with my ps4. And I only cleaned out the dust every 2-3 months, too.

Edit: I have used an xbox, and it wasn’t too bad, but I prefer the PlayStation.

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[deleted] t1_iu6lxpi wrote

You listed four gritty, dark, over-the-shoulder, third-person action/adventure games.

Such variety.

You would have fun with a PS5. Not necessarily more fun.
In the end, if you have friends that actually play together (not one's that just say "let's play together" and then don't actually commit), then go with the platform they're already on.

GamePass is a crazy good deal. Absolutely nuts.

A PC, Xbox One X, with GamePass, Switch, and Quest 2 were giving me more gaming opportunities that I even have time for. Only reason I have a PS5 is because I won it in a contest. Not looking forward to buying PS games (so dumb this isn't backwards compatible with my PS2/PS1 collection).

DualSense controller is really cool, but as an ergonomics fanatic: the Series controller is notably more comfortable, and also makes more sense in terms of layout. I love the Adaptive Triggers and fast-responding haptics, but those are not must haves, just really nice to have.

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BillJ1971 t1_iu6kldj wrote

Developers are using the Series S as an excuse to not use the full potential of the current gen consoles. If you can get PC's to run anywhere from 480p to 4K, there's no reason they shouldn't be able to do it on Xbox consoles.

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blazinlow86 t1_iu61xq5 wrote

Series X for the main and a ps4/ps4pro for the couple PlayStation exclusives is the no brainer this generation. Sony royally dropped the ball with the PS5, and they're likely to be releasing A PS5 pro in order to be able to compete with the series X hardware wise so you'd want to wait for that anyway 👍👍

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E-Girl_Nikko t1_iu5utdx wrote

I had this dilemma for so long, while I was younger, all of my friends had Xboxes and Laura together, however I had a PlayStation and couldn’t play very many games with them.

If these are you only two options, I would have to say Xbox.

Some of the PlayStation exclusives are some of my favourite games ever, but there is a pretty good chance you will get to play them at some point.

Basically I think playing with friends is more enjoyable then a few good games, all of my best memories in gaming are with friends as opposed as to while playing spider-man

(Good games though)

I think the absolute best setup in a perfect world is a PlayStation and some kind of PC, which is what I’m rocking right now, I can play anything with any of my friends and I still get the exclusives, but obviously that isn’t possible for everyone.

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