Seven years have passed since the PlayStation 3 came out. That is a long time in this industry. Think about it, so much has happened in the meantime, but the PlayStation 3 has remained relevant for the entire period.

Powerful hardware; Excellent PS4 controller; Amazing graphics & physics rendering; TV apps support; Multitasking; Price

Crippled media functionality; Power consumption; Few great games; Some user interface issues

Unlike the Xbox One, there is no motion or voice sensor bundled with the PS4. The PlayStation Camera (Est. $70) can be had for an extra cost. While it works well, the PlayStation Camera is not as essential for the PS4 as the similar Kinect accessory is for the Xbox One, and relatively few games make...

Beautiful graphics; Powerful hardware; Competitively priced

No backward compatibility with PS3 games; Doesn't play audio CDs or MP3s; Dropped DLNA support

The most powerful games console in the world, the PS4 is even better than it was a year ago. With AAA games available and features added, it's becoming the console we wanted from the start.

Sony has been carefully brewing the PlayStation 4 to be a gamer's dream machine. How close did it get to fulfilling your every fantasy, though? Pretty goddamn close, given a bit of time..

Sony has announced it'll be offering digital copies of The Last of Us Remastered in their standard 500GB PlayStation 4 bundle.

We couldn't afford a PS4 straight out of pocket so HSN was the way to go. The system has been awesome. Great quality. Love the package deal we got.

Evolutionary, not revolutionary - a refrain commonly used by pundits casting negativity on the consumer electronics universe, and arguably, a refrain that has never been truer than when applied to the latest crop of gaming consoles .

With June approaching - which will bring some changes to the Xbox One platform - I thought it would be interesting to sit down and think to myself, out of the two consoles which one would I recommend buying now that the dust has settled?

First Impression Sony and Microsoft have finally released their first video-game consoles in seven years. Sony Corp's new $399 PlayStation 4 console sold 1 million units in the first 24 hours after its November 15 release in the United States and Canada.

The next gen is here! Or half of it, anyway. Sony's PS4 has come in first the haphazard sprint to the new-console finish line. And yeah, it's pretty awesome. It's the PlayStation Freakin' 4. The first new Sony console since 2006. A gaming station for gamers who like to game.