I mean, in performace yes, but Xbox currently only has Halo and Forza as their good exclusives while sony has a boatload

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PS5 way better than Series X and I’m not talking specs. More immersive,better games and just a better Next Generation feel overall.

Check Nvidia's SteamDeck site.

You like what you like I personally prefer xbox but you know who cares what I like it's about what you like at the end of the day

I like how ps uploads game clips directly to YouTube. Wish my Xbox did that too

Has been for years. Sony has awful network security, their exclusivity campaigns are hypocritical BS, and their community is toxic AF.

PlayStation is the Pontiac Sunfire of video games: yeah they sold a lot on release, but wouldn’t you rather have a Camaro?

They’re essentially identical. I find I lean Xbox because that’s what my friends have. A while since I’ve had PS (PS3) so things have probably moved on but prefer Xbox interface and controller, but that will also be familiarity.

They’re both brilliant. Arguing about it is stupid.

Good to know. Maybe that’s the route I need to take. Is it like the Switch where there’s a docking station?

To be fair.. On a per device level they are about the same.. On what basis dk you think xbox is better? What are you using to measure the weight of that statement?

No one 😅

Literally nobody

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PC is better

Xbox 360

Good idea lol

Completely disagree

Nope.

You can connect a StreamDeck to your TV. Most handhelds and NUCs use HDMI-out.

Thanks for the feedback. So I guess the best way to describe what I’m aiming to do is say a tv version of a SteamDeck.

I've always preferred Playstation to everything else since the PS1 days. I've always owned an Xbox as well, but last generation I didn't get a new Xbox until the One X came out. The One truly was a piece of shit IMO.

That said, I got a Series X a few months after getting my PS5, and while initially I was still booting my PS5 up more often than the Series X, things sort of changed throughout 2022 and now I find my PS5 is mostly just an exclusives machine these days. Things like Quick Resume, and the overall UX of the Xbox I find to be a tad better than PS5. Not to mention Discord integration which has been huge being able to VC with my PC friends not having to rely on the in game voice chat services.

Of course there's GamePass as well, but I won't go too far into that since everyone knows the deal there already. Yes, it's great. Yes, I find myself playing way more games than I normally would due to GamePass, but I digress.

Overall, I've found myself falling more and more out of love with the main Playstation exclusives. 3rd person narrative driven action adventure titles just don't really do it for me anymore.

I personally don't see myself booting up my PS5 until FF16 comes out. Until then, everything is getting played on the Series X. And man, this year looks like it could be real big for Xbox. Won't hold my breath because, ya know, fool me once and all that. We shall see we shall see.

Series X since it has a disk drive and used physical games often are cheaper then digital games

Forza and halo are the only good exclusives on the xbox while there are so many good exclusives on the Playstation along with the fact that Sony is a more consumer friendly companys.

Nintendo through beats both at the exclusives so i own both a playstation and a switch but not a xbox (i can play most of the xbox exclusives on pc anyways)

This is all kinds of wrong. Consoles don't work that way. Unless one of them allows for a streaming application to run which would enable you to stream from a running PC elsewhere on your network, it's not possible to run a program written to run on an entirely different OS from the one which runs on the host system. E.g. Playstation 5 does not run Windows, so you can't run Windows applications on a PS5.

Your options are either to connect a PC (or laptop) directly up to your TV, or use a set top box like the Nvidia Shield which does support the use of PC streaming apps like Moonlight to stream content from your PC to your TV (with a very minimal, but sometimes noticable injection of latency.)

Not at the moment. Game Pass is a great deal, but PlayStation's first party games are better. PlayStation's UI, Game DVR, Share Play, and Share Screen features put the console on top for me.
Xbox still has a ways to go. They haven't had a compelling first party game in years. They have one now in Starfield, but we don't even know if that's coming out this year.

In the future? It's possible, but it all depends on how they utilize these acquisitions and what these studios can create in terms of a first party library. Xbox also needs to work on appealing to a broader market outside the United States. PlayStation is more popular because Sony does a better job marketing their system in more console markets. Xbox also needs a better game DVR and more social features like Share Screen and Share Play.