Out of all of the participants in the forthcoming next-generation console war, the Xbox One has the most to prove. Unlike the Sony PS4, which has been championed by gaming industry pundits and media alike, Microsoft’s
console met with outright hostility when it was announced back in May
and since then, it’s lurched through one PR disaster after another.
In the months since its unveiling, Microsoft has performed a series of
policy turnarounds – eliminating daily DRM pings, game sharing blocks
and region blocking among them – meaning that, on the eve of its
release, what players have is a robust console boasting high-end PC
specs and the added power of cloud processing.
However, those loyal to the Xbox brand are also staring down the barrel
of the heftiest price tag of any console on the market; at £429.99, the
Xbox One is more expensive than both the PS4 and the Nintendo Wii U. So is it worth the extra cost?
Out of all of the participants in the forthcoming next-generation console war, the Xbox One has the most to prove. Unlike the Sony PS4, which has been championed by gaming industry pundits and media alike, Microsoft’s
console met with outright hostility when it was announced back in May
and since then, it’s lurched through one PR disaster after another.
In the months since its unveiling, Microsoft has performed a series of
policy turnarounds – eliminating daily DRM pings, game sharing blocks
and region blocking among them – meaning that, on the eve of its
release, what players have is a robust console boasting high-end PC
specs and the added power of cloud processing.
However, those loyal to the Xbox brand are also staring down the barrel
of the heftiest price tag of any console on the market; at £429.99, the
Xbox One is more expensive than both the PS4 and the Nintendo Wii U. So is it worth the extra cost?
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