Updated: PS4 is getting one of its first Xbox exclusives this year in the form of Dead Rising. Capcom announced recently that it has plans to bring the original Dead Rising, Dead Rising 2 and Dead Rising 2: Off the Record to both the PS4 and Xbox One. Original review below: Buy Sony PlayStation 4 (500GB) at Amazon for $262.22 In an interview with the magazine EDGE the CTO (who chose to remain anonymous) said "PSVR was going to be terrible on a [launch] PS4. It was going to be truly awful. Something a bit more powerful starts to bring VR into range. If you want to deal with crazy requirements for performance in VR, you absolutely have to do this." As you'll see from our review below, the PS4 is good for much much more than just PlayStation VR, but if the headset is something that's important to you then you might want to wait until after E3 2016, when Sony is expected to officially reveal the future of the PS4. PS5 Sony's Playstation 4 is without doubt the front-runner in today's battle of the consoles. At the last count it had shipped well over 36 million PS4s around the world, with the competing Xbox One from Microsoft has only been able to shift around 20 million consoles. We can pretty much call this generation of the console war as over - Microsoft has stopped reporting on its own console sales. But with stellar showings at E3 2015 and Gamescom 2015 Microsoft is doing everything it can to create a bit of a renaissance this year. Though 2016 sees Sony looking to deliver on the platform exclusive promises that we didn't see last year. And our Nathan Drake looks set to drop one of the most eagerly awaited titles of 2016. The State of the Gaming Union Address - PlayStation. What Microsoft hasn't got though is updated hardware and that's something the chunky, VCR-looking Xbox One needs to change. Sony has. The new PS4 hardware update, however, has been pretty low-key and is currently only available in 500GB trim. The current 1TB consoles out in the wild are all still running the older CUH-1100 series hardware - something to keep an eye out for if you're looking to pick up a new Playstation 4 this year. This CUH-1200 series of consoles has had some pretty major refinements to its build, even if it isn't the anticipated 'slim' version that some were expecting. What's new? There are a few cosmetic changes to the design. For a start the two-tone finish of the original PS4 is gone, replaced by a complete matte black finish.
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