Rosie Grace: One more thing still makes me crazy about the PS4

I really like my PlayStation 4. I prefer my PS4 Pro. Sony's latest, best video game console may be the place where I play the most games - just like I play my game PC, which is also my favorite place.

Of course I play my PS4 Pro more than my Xbox One (and Xbox One X) and more than my Nintendo Switch. It's more than my Nintendo 3DS, more than my Vita and more than I play on a phone or tablet. I hardly started my Mini NES Classic or Mini SNES Classic.

No, the place where I play a lot of video games (other than PCs) is on PlayStation 4 Pro. I wrote something about it yesterday and how the PS4 beats the console. While my Nintendo switch is dormant around the release of some truly unbelievable games like the legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and Super Mario Odyssey, my PS4 keeps the wheels rolling and rolling forward for long periods without idle.

I said that all this is to ease the upcoming blow. However, I really like Sony's latest gaming console, but there is still one thing that fascinates me: the actual hardware design. Praise is the software and internal workings of this wonderful game system, and it is also a shame to the designer of this monster!

In addition to the gentle appreciation of its diagonal, diagonal aesthetics, I knew nothing about what we call the PS4 at least in its "vanilla" and "professional" varieties. Especially for two reasons, this is a puzzling, bad design:

First of all, it is almost impossible to see which button "pops up" and which button is "strong" unless you are very closely synchronizing on the machine. This is not a big deal because you can open the system with the joystick and eject the disc via software, but sometimes these options are not available. Then, trying to determine which button is something I often forget, because this is not what I do with any actual frequency. Compare it with the big, obvious shiny power button on the Xbox One X or Xbox One S. This is easy to find. looks good. It looks like a friggin' button. PS4's strange little lines do not look like buttons. They are not like buttons. Are they ashamed that they are buttons? why? Why do they think they are buttons?

Second, the sloping design looks cool, but trying to touch the PS4 is a completely unnecessary frustration. Because it is tilted at the back of the input, getting there to find the various ports of the HDMI cable, the PlayStation camera, USB and power are just incredibly annoying. I often just pull out the whole device (move other things in the process) to reach these deserted ports.

It is also sometimes noisy, or at least more noisy than the Xbox One S/X or Switch.

Sometimes I notice that the PS4 will go to sleep and will not wake up unless you press and hold the power button or unplug the power and restart the machine completely. These tasks are made more difficult by the buttons on these machines and the sorry reasons on the back of the unit. I think this is exactly what we are striving for.

For whatever reason, the "slim" version of the PS4 has pretty obvious buttons. They do not seem to be ashamed of who they are. They are brave and brave. I give them hats.

Rewards: According to the console maintenance staff, the PS4 is also the best home for the cockroach, because the vents are very wide. Since the launch of the system in 2013, many of the most popular PlayStation 4 devices have added glory to repair shops around the world. I guess you have a good taste in the game.

So this is my complaint. PS4 may be the current king of console warfare, but humans are fiddling with physical pain. Frankly speaking, I am not a huge fan of beauty even if it has much pain. I think the way the Xbox S and Xbox One X look is more stylish (not one of the vanilla Xbox, though, that thing is ugly sin.) Microsoft may have forgotten the importance of exclusive video game content, but they certainly Is to design a better looking box. Of course, the user interface is horrible and clunky, and I should put the PS4 UI any day of the week, but the person who is using the Xbox One X Scorpio edition I have sat in my office is definitely pretty.

Rosie Grace

Wednesday 11 April 2018

One more thing still makes me crazy about the PS4

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