Fortunately you didn't need to in this case lol

Huh?

I think my initial comment is the same view Nintendo will have. As long as there is (just) enough power to do what they want with it then it's adequate. It'll likely pull in a decent profit for them without it needing to be a powerhouse.

Likewise, but Nintendo is a business and their primary interest is making money. Most people hand their money over for great games, often with no clue about the technology involved.

It's irrelevant as long as the games are good.

I bought a Series S and once the first month of GamePass expired I went back to playing my PS4 Pro. I ended up selling the Series S.

Where?

If you like Forza then Xbox is the obvious answer. I like Forza too, Motorsport not so much Horizon, but it's about the only game on Xbox that interests me.

Also, if you own a Switch and you're even vaguely interested then you should definitely play Zelda. Seems a shame not to ☺️

I've had mine since launch and in my opinion it's an absolute masterpiece. I've had so much fun with mine and it's seen a lot more use than my PS4 Pro. But everyone has different preferences for their own reasons, which is why it's no good asking someone to decide for you.

EDIT: I realised I'm curious why you're disappointed. What did you expect from it that it doesn't provide?

Nintendo Switch. Everyone had a different opinion. Choose whichever you prefer.

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Depends hugely on the model. Original models are way more likely to corpse it at any moment.

Insert game, play game. No "oh it needs a certain graphics card" or "there's a bug with this specific CPU" etc...

Bioshock

I bought a Series S and couldn't bear to keep paying for a monthly subscription to Gamepass or paying the premium price for digital games. I sold it and went back to my PS4 Pro and it's huge catalog of pre-owned games. For me the digital only aspect was a problem.

Cute pussy

Yeah a Google search validates that claim - they made a statement in January. Perhaps it was only for certain regions though because they definitely aren't available the UK and haven't been for a while. That other guy said you can walk into a store in North America and take a PS4 off the shelf.

There might be an insignificant amount of difference between the consoles. Your choice of TV or monitor can add a huge amount of difference.

I think you might be referring to user reviews, from people who were pissed about microtransactions being added. As far as I can tell crtitics have given generally good reviews.

I chose Expert Mode on the initial setup screen and then manually turned off corner markers and reduced traction control. The cars handle great in my opinion... it's very typical simcade controls that I'd expect from Gran Turismo.

My only complaint is the occasional frame skips, but I am on PS4 pro, so I'd be curious to see how it runs on a PS5.

Interesting because pre-owned is the only option here in the UK.

I'm pushing 40hrs on GT7, enjoying it and only just scraping the surface. I had no idea it was received badly though... I'm curious so I'll look into that!

Where can I buy a new PS4?

Who's beating Gran Turismo in 10 to 20 hours?

A handful of games? There are a ton of games you can play on PlayStation but not on Xbox. It would be short sighted to buy the last gen PS4 when you could get a PS5 and play both existing games and new ones to come. There has never been an instance where the previous console has continued to get support throughout the newer consoles life, so PS4 support absolutely will disappear. I'm not sure you're right about PS4 still being manufactured either... They certainly don't seem to be available at retail in the UK. I'm not trying to say PS5 is the better choice over a Series X. All I am saying is that you can't say the Series X is the right choice either.

It just doesn't make sense to buy a Series X if you want to play games that are only on PlayStation. Also, PS4 support will fade away and new games will be current gen only.

If someone is interested in playing God of War, Gran Turismo and Spiderman then the Series X would be the wrong choice, not the no brainer. Both consoles have their strengths but neither of them is right for everyone.