10 Ways The PS4 Has Systematically Destroyed The Xbox One

1. Having A Single Game Worth Buying The System For

Obviously you want the number of key exclusives to increase over time, but nothing lands better than having one marquee exclusive you can hang a console's reputation on.

The Nintendo Switch launched with Zelda: Breath of the Wild, and though the likes of Bloodborne, Uncharted 4 and Ratchet & Clank were exemplary, Horizon Zero Dawn is a real head-turner.

Easily one of the best looking games of the generation, not only does it justify the system on a purely jaw-dropping aesthetic level, but Zero Dawn plays like an amalgamation of all your favourite third-person action games rolled into one.

From Tomb Raider bow n' arrow combat to The Witcher 3 side-mission structures, Assassin's Creed stealth and plenty of crafting in between, Guerrilla Games' first game that isn't Killzone in over a decade is a monumental, generation-topping achievement - something you can't say about any exclusive on the Xbox One.