PlayStation is better than Xbox in regards to gamming and
sales points. I work at a GameStop, and the reason for this is because the
playstation4 released a few months before the Xbox one, and they revealed
everything that was going to be happening while Xbox kept their console
specialties and features a secret even on the day of release. Both Xbox one and
playstation4 belong to the star category, console gaming is a high sale high
growing industry. This is also apparent from the new release of the VR headsets
from Sony on their PlayStation line.
“Sony revealed Tuesday it sold 5.7 million PlayStation 4 units
through the holiday season, giving the console a great chance to surpass
the PS2 as the world's best-selling gaming system.
As of Jan. 3, Sony stated it has sold 35.9 million PS4 consoles
globally since launching the product in November of 2013. The
PS4 could eventually challenge the lifetime sales of 155 million PS2
units.” (http://www.ibtimes.com/ps4-vs-xbox-one-sony-has-sold-over-35-million-playstation-4-consoles-2013-launch-2250196)
Microsoft also announced strong results for
the holiday season, but did not mention sales figures for the Xbox One.
Microsoft focused on its exclusive games, noting "Halo 5: Guardians,"
"Rise of the Tomb Raider," "Forza Motorsport 6" and "Gears
of War: Ultimate Edition" sold more than one million units during the
period. The last estimate of Xbox One consoles sold -- based on
earnings reports -- was around 15 million units.” (http://www.ibtimes.com/ps4-vs-xbox-one-sony-has-sold-over-35-million-playstation-4-consoles-2013-launch-2250196
)
The older systems from the PlayStation and Xbox family such
as the 360 and the ps3 are still used and are functional in the way of
multiplayer and wirelessly like the days when they were supreme in gaming
before the release of the next gen consoles. Even back then they had a rivalry
with play station still having a one up on the Xbox with play stations free PSN
that still functions today. Both of these systems now belong to the cash cow
group. Both no longer grow and are slowly starting to fade into the shadows,
but are still owned in many gamer’s households and still make a lot of money of
some multiplatform games that are still being made for them.
“Playstation 3 comes
with a built-in Blu-Ray player
that provides HD output with high-quality sound. Xbox 360 is known for its community experience
and offers a friendlier environment for Windows, as it is tightly integrated with other
Microsoft applications. Both are 7th generation gaming consoles and offer
online gaming services, Play Station Network (PSN) and Xbox Live. While the PSN
Network has no monthly fee for playing games online, Xbox Live has a
subscription with flexible pricing options.” (http://www.diffen.com/difference/PlayStation_3_vs_Xbox_360)
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