Review on Game console Sony PlayStation 4 500 GB HDD, black by Adam Turczyk ᠌

With the PS4, you can record 15 minutes of gameplay in 720p at high bitrate (a 15-minute video weighs 807mb), whereas the Xbox One can only record 5 minutes. You can also take and save a screenshot at any time with the press of a single button, and the controller is much more comfortable to hold than the one on the PS3. Multiplatform games appear nicer on the PS4 than on the Xbox One because the PS4 is somewhat more powerful than the X1. – Unlike the Xbox One and Xbox 360, where a hefty brick on a wire still needs to be thought out where to put it, the power supply is hidden inside the console, following the fine history of Sony. The console comes with a stylish stand with a latch so you can set it vertically and conserve room near the TV. No idea how useful the touchpad on the joystick is in games, but it makes entering text and data much quicker than with the stick alone. The ability to stream your game while also commenting on it using the camera; the inclusion of twitch with live streams of different games; this is helpful if you want to evaluate how this or that game really looks; the inclusion of an open storage system, so those who don't have enough space can add any standard hard drive; 500GB, region-free Don't miss out on the aesthetic joy that is the Playstation 4 20th Anniversary Edition if you have the chance to do so.