Don't game much at home, but saw this the other night for Black Friday...
My PS4 slim has like 10 digital downloaded games that I haven't finished playing. I use it mainly for playing movies off my 2TB Seagate external hard drive before I go to sleep. But Sony is picky. I have a dedicated Sony Blu-ray player that is also the same way. Can't recognize many formats and need to convert them to MP4 on my MBA.
Miss my LG Blu-ray player which was able to recognize like 99% of different formats. Only going to use the Xbone S for stuff like that. Not into their taste in genres. Xbone S for under $200 plus I can use the $45 to get maybe a Switch game.
Switch: $300
Zelda: BotW: $60
Mario Odyssey: $60
Sonic Mania: $60
128GB microSD: $40
Xbox One S (nice design): $200
Total: $720+
vs
iPhone X: $1200+
Nearly saved $500 for a vacation. Remember I get the Kohl's $45 cash. Vita and Switch would be perfect for my travels.
Yeah, X feels beta. Light on features, heavy on price. Main reasons to get excited are new design, OLED, and gesture controls. Face ID and Animoji isn't enough.
Feels like the iPhone 6/6 Plus. Only new form factor and Apple Pay is what they brought new to the table. The iPhone 7 Plus actually brought more NEW and meaningful features to the iPhone line than the X did even if they copied Android OEMs. No features that could worry you.
iPhone 7 Plus
Telephoto
Water/dust resistance
Dual front speakers
iOS10's raise to wake
Removed headphone jack for AirPods
iPhone X
New design
OLED
Gesture controls
Face ID (supposedly crowning feature)
Animoji
Maligned update called iOS11
Same SoC and amount of RAM as the $200 cheaper 8 Plus. Wireless and fast charging is also found on that.
Apple got arrogant with the price like Sony did 11 years ago with the $600 PS3. Sony was never really the same afterwards. The thing is, Sony lost $200 per unit sold because PS3 cost $800 to manufacture. Apple wants to maintain its profit margin to get to a trillion before anybody.