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Levart [38]
3 years ago
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100 points

Chemistry
2 answers:
nordsb [41]3 years ago
7 0

Hello!

My argument: Which is better a Ps4 or an Xbox 1


The Ps4 is a better all-round console. The PS4 costs $100 less but has less games than the Xbox 1. The Xbox 1 now came up with dual compatible games. This means that certain games can now run on the Xbox 1 and the Xbox 360. The overall winner is really undetermined. The controller for Xbox has more quicker response time and is specifically built to be an extremely comfortable in your hands. Unlike the PS4 which their controller is built for nothing they really didn't do anything to theirs. Although the console comparisons are the same. The hard drive for the Xbox is non- removable meaning that if you want the hard drive. you would have to break the Xbox to get it . Unlike the Ps4 when you can take it out easily and switch it with any console and still have your data. I am an Xbox fan since for ever but I think that the two consoles are built the same.


Hope it helps!



VladimirAG [237]3 years ago
6 0

My argument: Which is better taco or burrito


The burrito is a better food. The burrito costs $4 at taco bell but you get more food and it tastes a whole lot better. The taco only costs $2 now and you only get this little wimpy taco with little food in it. This means that its a better deal all together. Now I understand everyone has different opinions so the overall winner is really undetermined. So i still believe that the burrito is better but you can choose that for yourself.

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