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Xbox One v PS4: the complete comparison | E3 2013 | The Guardian
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PlayStation 5 vs. Xbox Series X: Which is Best, 1 Year Later?(2021) | WIRED
PS4 vs Switch vs Xbox Sales as of November 2017 | The Nerd Stash
Should I get a PS4 or an Xbox One? What are some of the comparisons of the games and features of both consoles? - Quora
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Xbox One vs PS4 vs Switch: Console and Game Sales Numbers - 2020 | Hooked On Tech
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