PS4 woot!

[wildbil52]

Can't wait to hack into gamer girls webcams and watch them fap

http://youtu.be/ddRU9bSxntE?t=54s

[Am4zingGam3r]

I will definitely pick up a PS4

[Sauza12]

I'm eager to see what system exclusives they have.  That's really going to be the deciding point between the PS4 and the new Xbox.

[Fleach]

We know Quantic Dream is going to release something interesting. Probably a game about severed old man heads dealing with the paranormal.

In all seriousness I'm curious to find out about exclusives too.

[Cobra]

I'll either get a Wii U or PS4. Although the system I'm most curious about is the next Xbox. How much does Microsoft love Kinect? Will they force it upon their next console in some fashion?

[Duke.Togo]

Since Sony has basically included Kinect in the PS4, why would you not expect it to be in the next Xbox?

[Cobra]

I do expect it, but I'm curious about to what extend. I know they won't ditch controls entirely and force anyone who wants the new Xbox to use Kinect as that would just out right kill the system... so how far do they go with it?

[Duke.Togo]

I would expect Kinect to be integrated to the same extent it is currently, with a much improved camera and detection system.

[Fleach]

I agree. Nothing will replace the controller.

[bombatomba]

Well, one thing is for sure.  Looking over the specs released by Sony, it appears that the PS4 will likely not be receiving sub-standard ports compared to their competition (speaking specifically on the port problems associated with the PS3 architecture as compared to the 360).  Everything looks good, especially the RAM (the amount included is impressive for a console).  I imagine developers are drooling over that.  I'd also like more info on the video card.  The TFlop info is not enough to go on, as it invites direct comparisons with PC cards, which is not realistic (comparable to a high-end budget VC on a PC). 

I'm really glad Sony is standardizing with more "off-the-shelf" type parts.  The crap they were pulling with the processors on the last two generations was a load of nonsense.  Now that they will be using AMD this means the price will go down more quickly, and games will (likely) be easier to make.  All in all this is great for Sony fanboys and apologists, and good for the gaming community as well.

Personally, I could care less about this.  I find myself interested, but more because I like new tech than anything else.  I also can't wait to see how Sony screws this up (the same goes for MS).  It's going to be an interesting year.

[Crabmaster2000]

For those of you that are sold on the PS4 from this conference I'd be genuinely interested in hearing what sold you. Having some time to let it soak in now I'm really underwhelmed. I want to know what I'm missing.

[KidA]

As many people have pointed out, it's exciting to see new tech.  I understand a lot of people are unimpressed, but what more do you want out of the system?  Better games, perhaps?  I know many are done with the FPS genre, but I was impressed with the Killzone trailer, as well as Watch Dogs.

[Link41]

I didn't really care about the new social features one bit. I was more sold on the fact that developers will want to work on a more open powerful system. Hopefully it gets more superior ports this time. An HD PS2 if you will.

[Duke.Togo]

For those of you that are sold on the PS4 from this conference I'd be genuinely interested in hearing what sold you. Having some time to let it soak in now I'm really underwhelmed. I want to know what I'm missing.

I understand where you're coming from Crabby. It reminds me of when the Vita was announced. Fancy tech, but they haven't really done anything interesting with it.

Like I said before, show me the games.

[Fleach]

I don't know if I'll buy the console at launch, but I'm excited. The price is appealing with two SKUs one at $449 and one at $549. So it will be somewhat affordable from day one.

I like that the new Playstation is more developer friendly. Apparently the PS3 was difficult to work with. This could attract new talented/under-the-radar development houses to produce games.