Round them all up; Xbox Scorpio has 6 teraflops GPU power, native 4K capability and it could be "the most powerful console" ever. However, PlayStation 4 Pro still edged Microsoft in another criterion. That is - the quality of game titles available for players.
While the idea of being able to run the most demanding visuals that the gaming world can throw in it, Xbox Scorpio needs to close up the gap in terms of games themselves. PlayStation 4 Pro is mid-generation console that is not bad neither. What Microsoft taunts as Xbox Scorpio power was answered by Sony in another aspect.
Gamers can't deny that Xbox Scorpio is quite tempting but PlayStation 4 Pro is also a force not to be trifled lightly. Most of the games that are available through PS4 Pro support are also looking cool at upscaled 4K and seamless 30-60 frame rate. After, all what Xbox Scorpio might not yet be tapped by game developers in wide latitude. Even Square Enix admitted that games are still gearing towards high-end features - but not yet there.
Here is another catch, Microsoft confirms the missing of Xbox Scorpio game exclusives, Polygon reported. Rather, some titles from Xbox One and 360 might receive updates to warrant backwards compatibility. Now the question: how will it differ from what are currently existing games?
Now think of those game titles that PlayStation 4 offers next year and compare them against the blank Xbox Scorpio lineup. "Kingdom of Hearts HD 2.8," "Digimon World: Next Order," "Nier Automata" and other highly-anticipated games are lining up toward PS4, Sirus Gaming said.
On the contrary, most of the Xbox Scorpio titles are multi-platformers and not exclusives. Meaning, most games that can be purchased through Microsoft Store can also run on PlayStation 4 Pro or PC. What could be the consolation for gamers in this whole murky situation resides on the following months leading towards Xbox Scorpio. Who can tell if there will be shockers from Microsoft before the purported "end of 2017" release date.
