Sony PlayStation 4 Pro vs Xbox Series X

The controller is vastly better to the Xbox one in terms of overall compatibility with other hardware that you might all especially if you order back as it will work right out of the box with it however you will need to you use windows 10 in Boot Camp if you really want to use PS now on your mini Mac so take that into consideration before buying this just for the controller if you’re looking for that. Overall the console is probably the best of all of the PlayStation brand except outside all fat PS3 60 gb console that has hardware place backwards compatibility all the way back to the original PlayStation that was shipped out by Sony in this generation that was probably the worst mistake they made and why they only get 4 out of 5 stars. What a sidenote if you are thinking about PSN and the problems with buying online and downloaded games just remember this is not as fast as downloading a game on steam so remember that because they do not have that ability in this console or in the Xbox one in this generation if you’re going to think about buying games digitally.

Grow up. Realize that more people than just you couldn't get an xbox on day one. IT IS A VIDEO GAME CONSOLE. Calm down and use this review section to review the product not whine about not getting something on the day you wanted it

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