The Xbox One and PlayStation 4 are fighting once again for your gaming dollars this holiday season. Which one’s better? Does it really matter which one you choose if they all have the exact same games? Today, we’re comparing the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 to help you make the best choice this holiday season. 1) Pricing Both the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 are priced similarly. Both cons

Today, you can buy a $600 PC that outperforms both the Playstation 4 and Xbox One. The PC is the world’s best gaming platform. And now that many of its issues have been resolved (compatibility problems, high pricing, lack of game support), gamers are flocking back to the platform where it all began. But what happens when a grimy console fan walks up to you with his 2 liter bottle of Mounta

If you’ve been holding off on your new console purchase, then you’re in luck: Microsoft recently dropped the price of the Xbox One, effectively making it as cheap as the PlayStation 4 if not cheaper. Here’s how pricing works: -Best Buy and Walmart both currently offer a new Xbox One bundle deal -That bundle includes the Xbox One console, one controller, and Titanfall, and costs $450