PlayStation vs Xbox vs Nintendo thread

[AnK]

6 minutes ago, Mr. Comingle said:

You're just arguing for the sake of arguing. 

Only an idiot would want a 5 minute boot time for their next gen console. 

Only an idiot will exaggerate the chance of a power cut while charging for 30mins post playtime. 
 

& that too few seconds of system recovery screen(where actually nothing is being recovered,just standard check) exaggerated into 5mins. 

Edited April 6, 2022 by AnK

[radicaldude]

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[AnK]

If any PS5 owner confirms that system recovery screen (where nothing is being recovered coz nothing was actually in use) takes 5 mins,I’ll take my words back. 
 

Coz PS3,PS4 & PS4pro never took more than few seconds while it’s just running a check & not actually recovering anything. 

[AnK]

6 minutes ago, Mr. Comingle said:

This is idiotic. No one is going to monitor controller battery, turn on ps5 again, then turn it off. 

 

Only an idiot would be ok with working around with replaceable/rechargeable external batteries rather then pressing two extra buttons to put/turn system completely off from rest mode.  

Edited April 6, 2022 by AnK

[0verlord]

1 hour ago, Vamos said:

Like on Elite controllers? 

No. Like Standard Xbox Series controller. Rechargeable AA batteries

 

Everyone who I spoke to who has both  PS and Xbox controller always prefers AA batteries solution because of long battery life and convenience 

[radicaldude]

 

 

 

Aa swappable batteries inside a monster dualsense controller with haptics, motors and what is a bad idea. 

 

The player would spend more time swapping batteries than playing a game. 

Edited April 6, 2022 by radicaldude

[Vamos]

6 minutes ago, 0verlord said:

No. Like Standard Xbox Series controller. Rechargeable AA batteries

 

Everyone who I spoke to who has both  PS and Xbox controller always prefers AA batteries solution because of long battery life and convenience 

I use the play-charge kit instead of having to swap out rechargeable batteries. 

 

But either way, it's still an additional thing to buy instead of just unboxing the controller and using it directly.

[gecko89]

32 minutes ago, AnK said:

If any PS5 owner confirms that system recovery screen (where nothing is being recovered coz nothing was actually in use) takes 5 mins,I’ll take my words back.

Have had multiple abrupt power cuts last week thanks to sudden thunderstorms.

Goes to recovery and reboots in around a minute. 

[b!T]

People fighting abt controller battery and here I am using a wireless X1X controller wired because I am too lazy to charge batteries 

Edited April 6, 2022 by b!T

[playstationdude]

27 minutes ago, Vamos said:

I use the play-charge kit instead of having to swap out rechargeable batteries. 

 

But either way, it's still an additional thing to buy instead of just unboxing the controller and using it directly.

Phil spencer : "We have a controller for those who want an inbuilt battery. Its called an Elite controller"

[KnackChap]

51 minutes ago, AnK said:

If any PS5 owner confirms that system recovery screen (where nothing is being recovered coz nothing was actually in use) takes 5 mins,I’ll take my words back. 
 

Coz PS3,PS4 & PS4pro never took more than few seconds while it’s just running a check & not actually recovering anything. 

 

It doesn't. Boots in less than minute even if something is active while in rest mode. 

[Vaibhavp]

54 minutes ago, AnK said:

Only an idiot will exaggerate the chance of a power cut while charging for 30mins post playtime. 
 

& that too few seconds of system recovery screen(where actually nothing is being recovered,just standard check) exaggerated into 5mins. 

 

Is 30 min enough to charge battery full? Or it it just a top up?

 

Big batteries these days take long to charge without fast charging.

[hsk_colossus]

38 minutes ago, Vamos said:

I use the play-charge kit instead of having to swap out rechargeable batteries. 

 

But either way, it's still an additional thing to buy instead of just unboxing the controller and using it directly.

you are missing out bro.. eneloops are god send… it truly is a game changer…

[AnK]

4 minutes ago, Mr. Comingle said:

It definitely can't be good for the console to be put in recovery mode every day. 

I've always dreaded seeing that screen ever since I had a ps3. I think I ended up losing data once too. 

If you guys are comfortable treating your stuff like sh*t, good for you, I guess. 

Again missing the whole point. 
If the system is not using any of its memory tools to either load or store any sort of data….there is no question of any damage to the system or it’s health. 
 

Your system is essentially always running power into it(even while completely off) & that’s how it detects the Bluetooth “turn on” signal. 
It’s like saying even that phase would harm your system if power goes off. 
 

Get real dude….don’t say things just for the sake of it. 
 

 

System only requires actual recovery(not check) when something was being booted or saved in any of it’s memory modules. 

[0verlord]

1 hour ago, radicaldude said:

 

 

 

Aa swappable batteries inside a monster dualsense controller with haptics, motors and what is a bad idea. 

 

The player would spend more time swapping batteries than playing a game. 

AAs are more than enough even for dualsense, wtf are you even talking about   

 

and rechargeable AA eneloops would easily outlast the current battery of ds

[radicaldude]

3 minutes ago, 0verlord said:

AAs are more than enough even for dualsense, wtf are you even talking about   

 

and rechargeable AA eneloops would easily outlast the current battery of ds

 

 

AAs are more than enough for controllers with 2013 technology in them. 

 

And ~5.5k (dualsense) you will get a plug n Play experience. 

 

For the controller that uses 2013 tech in 2022, you'll need to spend ~2k for batteries and charger on top of ~5-5.5k for the controller. 

[kruzzo]

I charge my dual sense with a normal phone charger. Was doing the same with the DS4 never faced any issues.

 

[0verlord]

3 minutes ago, radicaldude said:

 

 

AAs are more than enough for controllers with 2013 technology in them. 

 

And ~5.5k (dualsense) you will get a plug n Play experience. 

 

For the controller that uses 2013 tech in 2022, you'll need to spend ~2k for batteries and charger on top of ~5-5.5k for the controller. 

AAs are enough for dualsense also. Go check specs, don’t spew nonsense without knowledge 

[hsk_colossus]

21 minutes ago, Mr. Comingle said:

Whatever. Enjoy your delusions. 

Easy to give gyan when it's not your money and save files on the line. 

Thats the whole concept of being an analyst..

I got sh*t scared when I got that message on PS5.. my PS4 got corrupted after that message appeared 3-4 times 

 

[hsk_colossus]

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Edited April 6, 2022 by hsk_colossus