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Xbox One S vs PS4.5 Neo vs Nintendo NX: how the new consoles are stacking up

Posted on July 20, 2016December 9, 2018 By Jarvis

Microsoft, Sony and Nintendo are shaking up their hardware, but which one is right for you?

Announced at E3 2016, the Xbox One S showed off a new iteration of a current console that wasn’t quite “next-gen,” but still a considerable upgrade for first-time buyers and Xbox One owners alike.

It seemed strange at first, this sort of half-step into the next generation of consoles. But the more gamers wrapped their heads around the idea of a system that would be able to upscale past games to 4K, play Ultra HD Blu-rays and render games in HDR, the more they warmed up to this supposed XboxOne-and-a-Half.

It isn’t just Microsoft who has incremental hardware updates on its mind, however. Both Sony and Nintendo have brand-new hardware in the works as well – inadvertently creating another console war mid-way through the original bout started with the Xbox One, PS4, and Wii U.
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