Submitted by Sea-Anywhere-799 t3_y0pdfk in consoles
Hey guys,
I have an xbox 1 s and now thinking about upgrading to next gen (better graphics, load times, etc) Not sure what to go with Xbox or ps5.
If I go with Xbox I get to play games I already have without buying them again on ps5, get to use Microsoft rewards to earn games, devices, etc for free, more storage (1Tb),quick resume, friends are on Xbox (though most games we play are free to play cross-platform), game pass get more offers to get gamepass cheap ex. $1 for 3 months (PlayStation only offers 14 day trials for Playstation Plus unless I'm wrong someone let me know). The only con I see is I'm missing out on the great exclusives for Playstation (I'm more of a story, open-worlds game guys. I want to check out god of war, spiderman, wolverine, last of us, etc).
I know Xbox has exclusives coming in the future but they don't make me as hyped like the PS exclusives. And I could play some of the new ones on my old xbox or through gamepass.
Now If I go with PlayStation I get to play great exclusives (Never been into the xbox exclusives really plus, if I really want to play them I can on my old xbox 1 s console). The cons I see here though are recently Playstation has made many of their games $70, less storage (825). Also, with xbox its easy for me to see which games are optimized by the logo. With PlayStation I don't know what SSD to get to run next-gen games and find which are optimized for ps5. Basically, I'm new to the system so will it take time to get used too for someone coming from xbox? And down the line if there are things I find on xbox I want I was thinking than series s could be another option after the ps5.
Btw I know PlayStation has something like MS rewards but its not great.
Sorry if this post seems like a mess. Don't want to start a console war just want advice from people and also if anyone's been in the same boat.
Eggnaug_13 t1_irt3ich wrote
I'd say get a PS5 now since you seem to be more excited about the games. After a bit, get a Series S/X to regain access to your old library.