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leftyavfc1 t1_iz4lq7t wrote

In my opinion the Xbox’s value for money proposition is excellent and arguably unrivalled when it comes to Xbox Games Pass. For a low monthly fee you have an unbelievable choice of top games to play and they’re updated all the time.

The Switch I still feel though would be better suited for the age range you’re talking about. Being able to play it on the go in the car etc (hopefully they share! Although something to consider on the flip side, maybe it’s good for a console to stay at home if you don’t want them playing too much) , and I feel like the games themselves are more tailored to that age.

Alongside Mario Kart there’s the likes of Pokémon, Luigi’s Mansion, Paw Patrol, Super Mario World, Minecraft, splatoon, donkey kong, Mario tennis, sonic, Zelda, the Lego games, Spyro, the list goes on.

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ghastlymemorial t1_iz4glzr wrote

I have both consoles. I would definitely not choose based on gamepad features. Games are priority, you should decide if sony exclusives are a must for you. But I would prefer Xbox gamepad due to it has more space to grip for fingers, and feels more robust. Not for the layout, I like PS layout more. Some games use the speaker on Dualsense for comms and small details like sword clashing noise in Ghost of Tsushima. Not same thing but Xbox gamepad has adaptive triggers.

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Anubra_Khan t1_iz4g2ic wrote

The haptic feedback has proven to be more than just the gimmick that I thought it would be.

I don't know that I'd recommend a ps5 for just for the controller. But I would recomend it for the 2 to 3 exclusive GOTY nominees that drop every year for use with the controller. Some of which may or may not release on PC 2 or 3 years after release. But, if you have a PC, you don't really need an Xbox anyway.

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celcius_451 t1_iz4dz22 wrote

I have a high end-ish PC that can perform 4k 60hz very well and a PS5 for some exclusives. I play with a 9th gen Xbox controller on PC and I also love it. But after experiencing DualSense I slowly started to switch to PS5 just because of the controller. I even bought RE Village, Cyberpunk 2077 and Deathloop again on PS5 even though I own them at PC.

I also played Series X at my friends since it's trending and everyone here is buying Xbox'es. It's my two cents but even with slightly powerful hardware, performance and fidelity of SX seems same with PS5 to me.

Long story short I think it's worth to get ps5 just because of the controller because it's an important part of your experience and everything else seems par. But I suggest that you find a PS5 and play on it to experience yourself first, don't just take my word.

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n1keym1key t1_iz4dnbp wrote

Some people said buy the PS4 just because it's controller had Gyro and Touch capabilities. How many games actually used both of those things for more than just gimmicks, Not many if you think how big the library is.

Same thing with the PS Vita and its rear touchpad, another added control feature that was overlooked and then completely ignored by most games.

Can't say it will be the same for the new features on the PS5 controller but if history is anything to go by......

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NecessaryQueasy6894 OP t1_iz4ck4x wrote

Reply to comment by penzos in Xbox series X Vs ps5 by NecessaryQueasy6894

First of all, they aren't dumb reasons, as what other reasons except for looks, performance and design are there? I only wanted to play 2 exclusive games so I won't miss out on much. Also the fanbase is important, I don't wanna be surrounded by butthurt 13 year olds whenever I go online or ask a question in the sub. Xbox>

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