PlayStation 4 is better than the XBOX ONE

Since my opponent hasn't established any sort of plan or schedule, such as Arguments in Round 2 or Rebuttals in Round 3 or so, I'm assuming we are going to be arguing in a free manner. If that's the case, I'll make my arguments take place as the contentions to Pro's arguments. I also thank my opponent for starting us off. Before I begin here, I would like to make one thing clear: this is a subjective topic, which means opinions and preferences are valid. I'll only be attacking Pro's arguments in an objective fashion. Also, I would like to make clear that I'm debating that the Xbox One and the PS4 are equally competitive to each other and I really don't favor either console over the other. I'll begin now. ______________________________________________________________________________________{"Best of luck to my opponent also. Now, PlayStation 4 has sold over 18.5 million systems sold world wide, while the XBOX ONE has only sold over 10 million systems world wide."} While these are true, sales aren't really an accurate representation of the actual quality of the Xbox One. Just because a system sold worse than something else, doesn't necessarily mean that it's inferior. Sales only prove how many people prefer a system, how people own the product. It doesn't display the "true" quality of the systems themselves. The Wii-U didn't sell nearly as the original Wii, but does that make it necessarily inferior to the Wii? Of course not. It's an upgrade to the original Wii and it's doing better. It most certainly did a lot better last year with Bayonetta 2, Super Smash Bros. Wii-U, etc. and I think it will just get even better from there with The Legend of Zelda coming this year.Also, at one point in November, the Xbox One beat the PS4 in November sales, but does that mean that the Xbox One is superior to the PS4? No. I would also like to make it clear that I own an Xbox One, PS4, PC, and a Wii-U. [http://www.cinemablend.com...]Now, for the overall quality of either console, I think that both consoles are equal in my opinion. The Xbox One has its fair share of games that I like such as Halo: The Master Chief Collection, Forza: Horizon 2, which is probably my favorite racing game in a while, Titanfall, and Sunset Overdrive. The PS4 has good games too like The Last of Us: Remastered and Infamous: Second Son. Sure, there wasn't a bigger library of PS4 exclusives than the Xbox One, but the Last of Us: Remastered was the best game of 2014 in my opinion. So, I have the games covered. What about the graphics? Okay, now this is a topic that many people brag about and it leads to a lot of misinformation, but I'll make it clear that, yes, the PS4 is generally better than the Xbox One in terms of total graphical power and capability, but the difference between the Xbox One and PS4 in terms of graphical capability is not that much. The Xbox One is almost as capable as running full-HD resolution as the PS4, it's just that when Microsoft was planning on releasing the Xbox One with the Kinect nearly 2 years ago, they split off the GPU power with the Kinect, but since nobody wanted the Kinect and they got rid off it and some of the GPU power that's supposed to be completely equal to the PS4 is missing. But, even then, there're a lot of instances where the PS4 struggles to handle full-HD, which explains why the Xbox One gets the more stable frame-rates in recent titles. I had a debate long ago...oh wait, I had a debate just a month ago. It feels like years ago. Well, anyway, I had this debate where we debated about Resolution vs. Frame-Rates. So, I was in the Frame-Rates side. I'll use some sources I used there and transfer them here below.______________________________________________________________________________________ {"Test 1("Assassin's Creed Unity falls short of the performance standard set by last year's Black Flag, featuring considerably more variable frame-rates under load on both consoles. Given the immense graphical upgrade on offer, this isn't so surprising, but what comes as a bit of a shock is that the Xbox One version frequently out-performs the PS4 game in more detail-rich areas, such as locations littered with NPCs in the packed Parisian streets. The opening clip in our video below perfectly demonstrates the difference between the two consoles. Wading through dozens of NPCs in a crowded square, performance drops down to around 20fps for a sustained duration on the PS4 while the Xbox One achieves a 5fps lead. In a later gameplay test traversing the rooftops, we see frame rates regularly fluctuate between 25-30fps across both consoles, but here the Xbox One game sticks more closely to the upper end of that spectrum than its Sony equivalent.")~Digital Foundry (Assassin's Creed Unity)[https://www.youtube.com......][http://www.eurogamer.net......] ______________________________________________________________________________________{"PlayStation also has a virtual reality product (Project Morpheus) that can be connected with the PlayStation 4. The PlayStation 4 is lighter and smaller, for easier portability. in summary, this shows how a PlayStation 4 is better than a XBOX ONE."}Again, these don't really accurately show the actual quality of the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. Just because the PS4 will have a virtual reality product as an accessory/extenstion to the product doesn't mean that the main product is necessarily better. It just means that it will have more add-ons to it, which I guess you can say that means it's better, but it's debatable and I digress. Although the PlayStation 4 will have their reality headset product, Microsoft has been working on theirs for quite some time, according to Mr. Phil Spencer himself and I quote: "I think the technology is really interesting, and it’s definitely something we’ve been playing with for quite a while.""The developer kit is currently ‘circulating’ a group of developers working on the console," VRFocus reports. "Several studios have confirmed to VRFocus that they are working with the device, while Techradar has also received similar information that suggests teams have already begun work on software for the kit." It just wasn't officially announced. There's no information posted about the design of the headset and it's rumored to be officially announced at E3 2015.[http://www.businessinsider.com...]Same thing for size. Size doesn't really justify the quality of a system. The best example I can come up with at the moment is related to PCs. Now, I know that the topic is not about PCs, but I'm making the analogy to counter the argument. The normal PC with a Mid-Tower case is a lot bigger than the Xbox One and PS4, but can be very powerful. Sometimes, small case PCs perform better than some PCs that are full tower and some full tower PCs perform better than some mini tower PCs. It varies. So, size can't really justify why PS4 is better than the Xbox One. ______________________________________________________________________________________I would like to make it clear again that I'm not attacking your arguments, as if they're not valid. I'm not because this is your opinion and I don't care. If you care about graphics, if you care about the size of a system, then that's on you. I'm just telling you on what I think, since this is a subjective topic, right? Just making sure. I ran out of characters to fit all of the evidence and sources I need. So, I'll continue in Round 3 from there. Alright, that's my argument. I hope you good luck.