If you’re confused about which system you should buy between the PS4 or the Xbox One, Microsoft executive Aaron Greenberg has the answer for you- though it probably won’t surprise you. A Microsoft executive telling you to buy the Xbox One over the PS4 is hardly the most shocking thing in the world.

A user on Twitter recently posted about how they were debating on what to buy between the two consoles, and Greenberg chimed in to offer his own two cents, saying that “if it helps”, the only console one can play PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds on is, of course, the Xbox One (PC, of course, isn’t counted as a “console”).

PUBG is currently in early access on the Xbox One through the Games Preview program. The game’s had its full release on PC, though, and you can read our full review for it here. Stay tuned to GamingBolt for more updates.

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PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds has always had a serious problem with cheating. The number of players who have been banned for cheating have steadily been increasing. Even after the game’s anti-cheating software had banned 1.5 million players for cheating, the problem still exists. Now, players have found new cheats that takes the fun out of the game for normal players.

In a recent Reddit post, user MagicIsBull shared footage of players being able to instantly resurrect allies and also instantly resurrecting health. Usually, it takes 10 seconds to revive a fallen ally and up to 8 seconds for a healing item to be used. It’s easy to see how this can be frustrating for players as this would enable the cheaters to be almost invincible in the game.

It remains to be seen how Bluehole will tackle this problem but we’re certain they’ll be trying their best to come up with a solution. If such a problem were to be widespread, it would lead to the game losing many players soon enough.