PS4 vs Xbox One: 8 Point Comparison To Determine Which Console Is Better For You?

#7 Overall games library

So, while the size of a system's game library doesn't necessarily coincide with its quality (you go ahead and insert a "that's what she said" joke, because I ain't gonna do it), the law of averages clearly states that the odds are your chances of having good games increases the more games you have. I think. I was never really very good at math.

With Microsoft making Xbox One backwards compatibility a priority since 2015, the simple fact is that the Xbox One just has more games to choose from. Sure, you can play Red Dead Redemption 2 on either system, but if you want to play the previous game (without having to stream it), you can only play it on an Xbox One.

And just as a personal note, Red Dead Redemption looks and plays sick as hell on the One S and even sicker than hell on the One X.

Not every 360 and original Xbox game plays on the Xbox One but that number is rising every month and, let's face it, it's still way more than the number of PS3 games you can play on PS4.

By the way, here's a great video explaining how backwards compatibility works: