Actually the xbox one gpu is a custom design and build, so the fact that you can claim it to be more or less powerful is quite hilarious. Ps4 gpu is basically off the shelf. We will see how things change when games designed to use directx12 and it’s improvements start to roll out. And again, as always, games will look and play only ad well as the designers want to spend time optimizing them. If they don’t want to spend the time effort and money into optimizing games using these systems, specifically the xbox one, resources, and are happy with good enough, then that’s what we will see. The cost and time to take full advantage of the xbox ones memory architecture has proven to be too much for most 3rd parties and they are happy with what they get from the minimal amount of time.

All that being said, wolfenstein new order was my favorite game from last year and, while I haven’t yet picked up old blood, I assume as much the same

And it has no games :^)

Another thing people don’t understand, is even running 1080p on a midrange PC is tough, without having to make too many cuts. Many are not aware of such cuts that are being made because you’re not in your graphics settings adjusting reflection settings, light shaft settings, texture resolution, draw distance, shadow counts, tessellation etc. Consoles should settle with something around, or little over 720p-900p and dump the rest into particles, draw distance, vegetation, shadow counts, lighting effects and lots of post processing…then you’ll have a PC-like experience. The thing is, once you see all these things in play, and what you could have, you would not want to give up such beauty for resolution. Even on my rig, which uses an MSI R9 280x 6GB(about 2048 stream processors, almost twice as many as the PS4), it’s hard to get a consistent framerate at 1080p in a lot of new games. Most of the time I’m knocking it down to 900p and just throwing in more filtering. I’ll be damned if I’m lowering my texture resolution to low-medium settings(what most consoles run).