Looking at how awfully designed and half-baked the firmware/dashboard is, I really have to hold back my laughter a bit here.
Seriously, this tweet sounds like fanboying if you own the the console, or better, both.
Technically, maybe, we maybe find out that they put the work into it to make it easy for devs to develop stuff and to use the power better than on Xbox. And I give them that then. Also the controller is probably the best thing about the whole gen.
But "one of the most revolutionary, inspired home consoles ever designed"? Fuck no. I described just a fraction of my biggest problems with the console yesterday
here.
And this text doesn't even includes that the console in general is loud as shit with a tiny coil whine in the background but also
constant humming like an old PC.
When it comes to the software, with quick resume, supervised auto HDR, smart delivery and how superb they handle cross gen game updates, which is a total mess on Sony's console, the looking for group feature, auto Screenshot uploads and their, for real this gen, dead silent console, zero sound, Microsoft is years ahead here, while Sony, like I said in my first linked text, feels like they went back in time to their PS3 days.
A lot of dashboard decisions are really puzzling to me here and certainly not revolutionary.
I own both and even with the current technical flaws on some games, there are so many more aspects than that to look at. I agree with the tweet on that actually, the "look at the TF" discussions were naive, you need to look at so much more, but most points, for me personally, still go to Microsoft here. It's currently a way more well rounded platform if you look at everything.
Sony has a lot of room to improve in a lot of areas.
Nevertheless, most game differences will still stay at around 5-10% for the one or the other console and when it's not a significant texture thing like in this game and only about FPS, that will be balanced out with VRR on both consoles anyway and doesn't matter at all in the end.