Yeah, I could not beleive it but the trailer uses in game engine, f*cking amazing. I want a PS4 so bad.

Guess the PS4 is much more powerful than we ever thought.

I hear you on your reasons for not wanting to buy an Xbox One at launch, but to me it has the most potential of the next generation consoles. I’ll tell you why I want one at launch and it probably won’t matter to most people for the launch, but it does to me.

I have a family who is spread across the world. We use Skype to communicate and while I was hoping Skype would come to the Xbox 360’s Kinect, i understand why it didn’t. Everyone in my family is getting an Xbox One so we can talk frequently to each other in the livingroom where it is just much easier to communicate. MS said that group Skype was going to be available at launch for up to 25 participants which will work out for us. My wife exercises alot and wants to do it with her sister and nieces, so they are looking at Zumba fitness and even the P90 programs which will cost a lot less and they plan on Skyping to each other while they work out for motivation. I know of people who go to the same gym and are talking about doing the same thing with the convenience of doing it at home. They’ll just unroll their mats in the living room and work out.

We are cable subscribers through Comcast and personally I like what MS is doing with the TV integration. It has tons of potential there for interactive live content, but again we may Skype with friends and family and just watch TV together. I did watch the Halo world championships a few weeks ago and have even watched the presidential debates and thought that this capability to take polled questions, respond, and see instant results was really powerful and compelling.

Games… yes all of what I said had little to do with games, but I like the Forza series, Rise looks mildly interesting, and while I’m not a Dead Rising fan, I think I will get it. I was a big Killer Instinct player when it first came out so that’s on my list as well. To be honest, yeah its a light launch with nothing spectacular, but to me over the years it has much greater potential than the PS4 simply because it has more usability for the entire family in my household and not just the gamers. I may get a PS4, but to me other than a few of the games, there’s just nothing interesting about it and is a modest upgrade over the PS3.

@Drewidian:disqus

Not the biggest Xbox fan but MS really gave me little or no reason to defect from the PS brand. The PS4 is going to be great for gamers and great for developers. Not saying the XBONE won’t come close but the specs an simplicity really gives Sony the edge. Most of the games I want to play at launch are Multiplatform titles, but given that Day One on PS4 I will have 5 extra games to play for free (with a $100 more in my pocket), I can’t see why anyone would buy XBONE at launch, unless you just itching to play a God of War clone. 🙂

Titanfall is another story but that will not make it for XBONE launch, it’s all but confirmed that Sony will see Titanfall on PS4 as well. No way Respawn would risk leaving money like that on the table.

@Obambush:disqus

You haven’t seen any implementation of QTEs into the game, but somehow you have seemingly secret knowledge of their prevalence in the title. If you bothered to actually read and comprehend the article describes a form of QTEs that do not sound typical at all.

Ready at Dawn took a unique twist to QTEs, sometimes melee attacks occur during gameplay, time slows down and you can rotate your camera and find different things in the environment to give you an edge. These can range from dodging a punch or grabbing an improvised weapon for example.

Don’t be so partisan.