PlayStation 4 v Xbox One: true dawn of the next generation ofgaming

Now the gamers are able to 

upload themselves as they play


this Christmas 2013 is battle for clash between the new upcoming  Xbox One and already launched PlayStation 4 (PS4) consoles. First up is Microsoft's Xbox One, which goes on sale this Friday and costs £430. it's available there before the launch of it's rival, Sony's PS4, and is Microsoft's long-awaited replacement of the top-selling Xbox 360.

PS4 is launched in US last friday but the british gamers have to wait till 29 November. It will sell for £350.
The PS3, the Xbox 360 has a long rule of 7-8 years, compared to be 5 years,which means gme selling delegates for last couple of years.

for many people they are the new moons of gaming era. They follow the launch of Nintendo's Wii U in November last year, which were not up to the sale expected. The Xbox One and the PS4 includes all the usual upgrades in power and graphics. but the innovative social aspects of gaming, movement technology and the most exciting dual screen technology i going to get a boom!!

when last year Microsoft announces the launch of their XBOX one they said that a constant internet access will be required to use the black one and there would be restrictions on the used-game market.  but after a bad publicity they dropped there plans.

The Xbox One's Kinect camera, which comes with console, has motion-detection software and a microphone. This not only allows motion sensing play for multiplayers, but giving them a better view around corners in racing games if you tilt your head.

Another feature allows multiple games and apps to be used at the same time. Thus, users could Skype someone at the same time as playing.

we can also share the stats and feeds on facebook and many others just by one click.. the users will be able to upload their game video of their acheivements-– their records and achievements... "wow.. look what i have done" that kind of feeling will be shown by this..
 While Xbox One has a similar system, including a studio to edit video, it does not take pride of place as with Sony's machine.

However, some buyers may be disappointed when it comes to both the launch and Christmas.

These predictions already appear to be coming true, with the UK branch of Amazon stating that anyone who hasn't pre-ordered either console by the end of last week will have to wait for delivery until after Christmas.

Price and release date:

The Xbox One will be out from 22nd November (though from the 15th for US customers) and the PS4 arrives a week later on the 29th. The PS4 costs £349 and the Xbox One will retail for £429, with both these packages including a single controller. However, the Xbox One’s basic price includes the cost of the Kinect 2.0 whilst the PS4 Eye does not come with the PS4.

Hardware & graphics:

 There’s custom AMD chips are both 8GB of RAM apiece (although the Xbox One’s is DDR3 whiles the PS4’s is the much superior DDR5) but the big difference comes from the Graphics Processing Unit.

On paper PS4’s GPU is 50 per cent more enhanced than the Xbox One’s, meaning sharper looking games that run more smoothly than on Microsoft’s console. This prediction has so far been born out by the side by side comparisons we’ve seen of the two consoles.

However, games developed solely for the PS4 are likely to look nicer than those for the Xbox One.

 

Subscriptions and online services:

compared to there previous versions there is a lot of change, with microsoft demanding for a 1 year pre fees fot the online play(this is after you’ve paid for the game, the console and your internet connection) while sony has kept this cool, classy and free..

Tthis year both companies are going to charge them on the online play that we all have expected to be a part of ticket play. PlayStation Plus is £5.49 for one month, £11.99 for three, or £39.99 for 12; Xbox Live Gold is £5.99 for one month, £14.99 for three and £39.99 for 12. So, if you’re going for the best value packages, both subscriptions will cost £3.33 a month.

In terms of social console the features are likely same.. live stream sharing and eight person video chat all on offer.

Peripherals and controllers:

whether you will like to go with  Sony or Microsoft’s controllers it's a matter of your taste though neither camps have made significant updates to their designs.  the new dual shock is introduced in ps4 with ocncave triggers and thumbsticks, whilst the Xbox One’s controller has vibration in the triggers that can mimic from heartbeats to gun feeds..!!

Sony’s does have the advantage of light bar back on the controller wwhich will be used to identify the players, but that function is matched and thoroughly beaten by the powers of the Kinect 2.0 – which can identify players when they walk in the room, it log them in auto and even detect their pulse rate. The PS4 can also Eye will also do automatic logins.

In a straight battle between the Kinect and the PS4 Eye Microsoft is certainly the winner,  but the main question is that the game requires these features or not!!