So far auto hdr and game swap are my two new favorite additions. I have a feeling access to the 360 XBLA library will be another.
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I don't see which of my conclusions are wrong but at the request of you and several others I have removed the winner column.
PS5 doesn't support external batteries either. That's not a win for long term storage.
And as much as I don't want to entertain this list seriously you should note they have different USB port speeds.
Add in haptic feedback for DualSense I guess
and the backwards compatibility should read select 360 and OG Xbox games because you can't play all of them like you suggest
I'd be interested to see that if anyone could work it out. I would presume that there are more PS4 games than Xbox One games, but I would guess that the 360 and OG games would be enough to mean the Series X has more supported BC titles overall.
I understand what you're trying to do but yeah I think it's for the best ( :
This is already in the list as "HD rumble". Haptic feedback is too general of a term as it also includes standard rumble which has been in controllers for years.
Would changing the Xbox's "HD rumble" field from "No" to "Triggers only" be a good way of conveying the difference?
Number of Xes:
Xbox series X; 3
Playstation 5: 0
winner: Xbox
Size:
Xbox Series X: minifridge
PS5: small hatchback
winner: PS5
Number:
Xbox: disqualified, no numbers
PS5: 5
winner: Ps5
Xbox series X; 3
Playstation 5: 0
winner: Xbox
Size:
Xbox Series X: minifridge
PS5: small hatchback
winner: PS5
Number:
Xbox: disqualified, no numbers
PS5: 5
winner: Ps5
Correct, they are not the same. But for the purpose of the chart I'd say adding rumble triggers would be fair as it is a feature unique to the Xbox controllers (whether it is better or worse than the Dual Sense implementation can be determined later).
HD rumble huh? What is that exactly? It sounds like a buzzword. How is HD rumble different from the rumble we have right now?
There was a poll on this very forum recently that showed an almost exactly 50/50 split on whether people preferred a rechargeable controller or swappable AAs. Handing a "win" to PlayStation because they've chosen a system which only half the forum prefers definitely doesn't come across as unbiased to me. Seems like your own preference is colouring your judgment there.
Ask Nintendo.
In all seriousness, I just used it as a catch-all term to describe haptic feedback that is better than Xbox 360/PS3-level.
There seems to be some ambiguity about the PS5's compressed speeds. Are you sure that's the right number? I've been hearing much higher ever since that RAD Game Tools blog post came out.
You're right. That's part of why I removed the winner column.
Putting all this effort into an "objective" list when people actually choose consoles based on software and maybe services.
The PS5's SSD is 825 GB in total size, before formatting and installing the OS. The usable space will be much less. I believe the Series X only has around 800 GB of usable space.
I thought that that was rumble triggers? 🤔 I am probably wrong.
Yes, that's the size of the SSD before formatting. After formatting and OS I believe it's around 664GB usable, unless that was debunked.
Shit is just sad. All this is going to do is add fuel to the already horrendous console wars on this forum.
is that weird? I've never heard of an 825 GB drive. I guess Sony can put whatever they want in there.
That one is also terrible. Cpu, makes sure to point out XSX has SMT but doesn't mention PS5 is always SMT. streaming support? XCloud but Remote Play and no mention of Now, PS5 supports same AV yet it's more detailed on XSX.
On paper, that SSD difference looks like a lot...
But I'm an idiot when it comes to these kind of things.
What's that SSD difference actually mean?
But I'm an idiot when it comes to these kind of things.
What's that SSD difference actually mean?
They use 8 chips of a bit over 100GB each, giving them each their own connection to the SOC. This is a large part of the reason it's so fast.
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