2. A Stellar Launch Line-Up
In terms of sheer gaming panache, the Xbox One wins hands down with its launch line- up. While Sony is banking on indies, Killzone and Knack for launch titles, Microsoft has lined up exclusive titles Ryse: Son of Rome and Dead Rising 3 to try and tempt people over to their new box. Both titles look extremely good, with next-gen graphics, more zombies than is probably sensible and plenty of Roman things going on. Couple this with Forza 5, next-gen upgrades of Call of Duty Ghosts, FIFA 14 and Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag, and you've got an absolute load of great looking games to play when the Xbox One finally launches this November. Microsoft also revealed earlier in the year that they plan to launch exclusives regularly for the Xbox One, including teasers, much of which seems to imply Halo 5. This also brought up the question of why in the name of fudge Master Chief would wear robes over the top of a suit of big freaking green armour, but that's a debate for another time. Oh yeah, and there's also free-to-play title Killer Instinct, if you're out of dosh after buying the Xbox One.