There may never be a clear winner of the console battle. While that’s probably true, I’ll try to make it easier when trying to decide between Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC. I would honestly recommend a different console to different people based on their individual desires. Gaming PCs are on the rise lately due to their great customizable options available. For the very avid and dedicated gamers, I would suggest investing in a gaming PC.
For the simpler gamers I would suggest sticking with a console as they are easier to set up and use. If you are looking for something to buy right now, I would go for the PlayStation 4 Pro as it is currently the best version of the PlayStation. The PlayStation 4 Pro is priced at $400. This is a great option as it offers 4k and HDR 10 capability, and these technologies are growing rapidly. Even with these options, PlayStation 4 doesn’t have as many exclusive games to offer as Xbox One.
Choosing PlayStation over other consoles will allow you to take advantage of PlayStation’s virtual reality technology. Personally, I have only heard good things about their VR technology, and it is the most cost effective VR technology available. After the release of PlayStation’s virtual reality technology, Xbox launched rumors that its consoles may also support virtual reality headsets in the near future. PlayStation is the only current console that supports VR gaming right now.
Right now, it can be difficult to take full advantage of all the features that PlayStation has to offer. Depending on how well game developers embrace these technologies, and if 4k and HDR continue to dominate, the PS4 could also be the future, as well as the current best form of gaming. PlayStation 4k is primarily intended for playing video games. Xbox One offers a 4k blu-ray player and can support 4k HDR video playback through a receiver, making it a good choice for people who want to be able to play games and watch videos in 4k quality. While you may trade 4k gaming for more 4k media capability, the Xbox One X can step up from 1080p and still produce a noticeable visual improvement over the standard Xbox One for gamers with a 4k TV.
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