This blog post takes a quick look into the upcoming next generation of console gaming. With both Sony and Microsoft releasing new consoles at the end of 2020, there is a lot of excitment in the community to see exactly what both have come up with.
With the excitement of new consoles coming from both Sony and Microsoft later this year, the normal debate about which one will be the best option has kicked off. However, this isn’t the only debate this time around. For the longest time, PC Gaming has been deemed the “Master race” for gaming, but with higher specification consoles coming, they could very well compete with low-mid tier PC gaming. This upcoming competition is being called the “Gaming War on Multiple Fronts”.
As mentioned, there are two new consoles coming out later this year, likely in the holiday period.
When people throw bias to the side, the upcoming Xbox is edging out as the favourite option. Many people have picked up on the aesthetic being styled after a traditional PC, but as more details come out, it’s clear the Xbox Series X will essentially be a low-mid tier PC.
Whilst it’s still early days on getting full details on the console, the core of details has come to light, with the major news being that it will have 12 teraflops of graphical power. This is a serious upgrade and something Sony have struggled to keep up with.
In comparison to Microsoft, Sony have held their cards close to their chest regarding specs, designs and the release date. There have been leaks from a Sony-registered patents, which shows off what we can expect the shape to be, the buttons and how it will be cooled.
Early leaks and rumours have suggested that the PS5 will max out at 9.2 teraflops of graphical power, a considerable amount lower than that of the new Xbox.
Both these consoles seem primed to compete against what is deemed budget low-mid range PC gaming, with higher frame rate, refresh rates and overall more power than ever before. Only time will tell how true this is.
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