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PS5 is becoming a must-have console — and Xbox Series X isn't

PS5 is becoming a must-have console — and Xbox Series X isn’t

Posted on July 26, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The PS5’s focus on exclusivity may work in its favor

In June, we saw the PS5’s first-party game lineup for the first time. This week, Microsoft put on a similar livestream for the Xbox Series X. Both companies showed off exclusive titles, both companies demonstrated how third-party games will perform on their new consoles, and both companies detailed why their particular next-gen hardware could be the next step in the evolution of gaming.

Sony’s livestream was ambitious, informative and occasionally delightful. Microsoft’s, on the other hand, was just fine.
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