True when you can get something like the RX480 for $200 which has the power more in line with Neo and not far behind Scorpio, considering the new consoles will be out in 17 or so months, well Scorpio anyway, by then a 1070 might be reasonably cheap.

You are misinformed and incorrect.

If you don’t give a damn, why are you telling us what you will do.

Does it look like I give a damn what you think, the answer is no.

I wouldn’t start celebrating just yet. Everything about the XB1 has been smoke and mirrors so far, so why would MS suddenly change the way they do business. Smoke and mirrors obviously worked well on you …lol. BC for example.

Listen to yourself. You don’t like trading in gear because you loose out, but you’re going to buy a XB1S. The XB1S gen is only going to last one year then you will never use it again because you will use the XB Scorpio and never look back.

Instead of wasting the money, give it to charity if it’s burning a hole in your pocket.

XB1 uses DDR3 multimedia RAM for gaming. That’s bad.

PS4 uses GDDR5 gaming RAM for gaming. That’s good.

MS give gamers a console that specialises on multimedia. That’s bad.

Sony give gamers a console that specialises in gaming. That’s good.

XB1 was going to have online DRM. That’s bad.

PS4 uses an open disc management like PS3. That’s good.

MS Scorpio is a full gen change re-design using a new architecture that is not backwards compatible with the XB1. That’s bad.

Neo is compatible with the PS4 because it’s within the same gen architecture. That’s good.

…..I could go on forever, so where is your comparison that MS and Sony do the same, with a different good or bad applied.

Not same. Read my comment above to starman detailing the difference.

Here’s the biggest confusion. MS are struggling to sell the XB1 and have just announced an XB1S, then they shoot themselves in the foot by announcing the XB Scorpio. Are you one old the fools who will buy an XB1 or an XB1S with a more powerful XB Scorpio coming out next year.

Then we have the confusion over compatibility between the XB1 and XB Scorpio. The PS4 was a perfect design from the start, so the Neo is just more of the same, without any need for a design change and new architecture.

That is not true of MX Scorpio. The XB1 was a lame games console because the hardware was designed to perform best at multimedia. That means no XB1.5 iteration. MS have to go back to the drawing board and re-deisgn the whole thing from scratch, so that means a full gen change and new architecture with GDDR5 gaming RAM instead of DDR3 multimedia RAM.

That means zero backwards compatibility between the XB1 and the XB Scorpio. MS confusing claim backwards compatibility exists, but it will be the same fake backwards compatibility we see with the XB1 playing 360 games. The XB1 is not powerful to run 360 games in simulation, so a select number of 360 games are pre-converted to run on a XB1and placed on a server ready for download when you insert the 360 disc. Welcome to reality.

Well if you want to pull the age card, I’m even older than you …kid. Nobody is going to mark your words because you are talking rubbish.

You haven’t got a clue what your talking about, shouting your mouth off calling people fanboys. If you moved out of the naive deluded bubble you live in, you would know the PS4 does support mp3 and plays them at a very high quality.

Neo will be a huge success because most gamers have a 1080p TV and will do so for a long time. Neo games running 1080p 60fps with lush rich environments will look far superior on a 1080p TV than a more powerful XB Scorpio running 4K pixels that you cannot see, with a jerky 30fps frame rate and simplistic environments, just so it can deliver the 4K.

In fact, Sony haven’t revealed the Neo specs yet. They have leaked some sample specs to test the water, but the final specs have yet to be revealed. The new Sony TV’s are HDR 4K, so don’t you think it would be a bit strange if the Neo did not have HDR to match them. Even XB1S and XB Scorpio have HDR and MS don’t even make TV’s.

Open your narrow mind.