You need to see help for your chemical addiction.

I run an R9-290 Ag Ultra and exceed 80FPS at 1080P.

Sorry but, medium quality graphics at 900P 60 FPS does not come close to 1080P at 87 FPS with Ultra Quality.

Nope, both versions are the same because the game either codes for it or it doesn’t.

I can’t take you seriously. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l_6ChIGB1yA
Stop making things up.

Looks better yes, runs smoother no, it does not the frame rate jumps more. XO Tomb Raider has frame rate drops but, not as extreme as the PS4 version.

As for BF4 sorry but, it looks better on the Xbox one and I own it for the PS4 and PC I am not going solely on a review like you, you twit.

Black Flag was the same way was is Unity and Shadow of Mordor.

don’t even get me started on the whole Exclusive mess on the PS4 as you would clearly be exposed there.

I suggest you check them yourself, you’re wrong. Tomb Raider looks and runs better on the PS4, fact.

“Overall, PlayStation 4 takes the lead where the next-gen consoles are
concerned, with the higher quality effects work and higher frame-rates
providing a preferable experience overall, particularly during heated
combat, where the drops in performance are both felt and seen more
heavily on the Xbox One.” http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-2014-tomb-raider-definitive-edition-next-gen-face-off

Assassin’s Creed Unity? AHAHAHAHAHA! They both look the same, and the game is terrible. You said Black Flag, not Unity, and BF4, so yes you are factually incorrect.

Shadows of Mordor:
“However, the PS4 remains the best bang-for-buck version out right now.
While broadly a match for Xbox One, its full 1080p resolution, higher
shadow quality and increased foliage density barely put a dent in its
v-synced 30fps performance.” http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-2014-shadow-of-mordor-face-off

Keep trying, you’ll find a game on Xbox One that’s better eventually. Black crush is about incorrect gamma by the way.

Black Crush is color compression but, it isn’t always seen on the game itself, sometimes it is the capture method creating the anomaly.

As for sharpening… It is nothing of the sort, many of the Sony games are using Brute Force FXAA which is compromising the sharpness.

As for being factually incorrect, I suggest you check out Digital Foundries videos and analysis… Many games do in fact look as good or better and do have more stable frame rates. Assassin’s Creed Unity and Shadow of Mordor were two such games.

Crud, even though Tomb Raider had a slight graphical edge, many preferred the Xbox One version thanks to the fact that it has a more consistent frame rate.

You are factually incorrect. BF4/Assassin’s Creed: Black Flag do not look or run better on Xbox One. Black crush on Xbox One is a fact and has nothing to do with sharpening, you sure are doing a lot of damage control here.

Share those drugs, don’t be selfish.

I don’t anymore but, I did play games on both systems. At the time, I had the PS4 and my son in law (Who lived right next door) had the Xbox One (We all moved in together and had game overlap).

Anyway, the PS4 is long gone now as it simply isn’t the better system and lower resolution with better quality AA makes for a better experience and this is why BF4 and AC Black Flag also looked better on the Xbox One.

And your crushed blacks comment is naive… What it is, is an increase in contrast and that ads a perception of a sharper image. This technique is used in most basic sharpening algorithms.