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Originally Posted by Mr_Draco
I bet you a PS4 that you're wrong.
The price for Sony's equivalent for the PS4 has already been announced, it's $50. So if you want to make them equal packages, the PS4 still comes out cheaper at $449.
Add on to the fact that many 3rd party developers have came out and said that the PS4 is more then 50% more powerful than the Xbox1 and that games that the PS4 can run at 60 fps in 1080i can only do so in 720p on the Xbox, the PS4 very quickly becomes a better deal.
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Regardless of the pricing of the two systems with just looking at the two systems spec wise they are very close in performance with the PS4 be slightly ahead. Not 50% ahead though. Add in the the capabilities with cloud for the Xbox one and it could come out on tops in terms of power. The only way we will know though is when the first party games come out how good they look on the new systems. Third party games that are multi platform will mean nothing cause of the way things are ported over to other systems