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After months of leaks, rumors and YouTube unboxing videos of consoles that hadn't even been announced yet, Sony finally made us privy to the future of PlayStation this week. On November 10, the PS4 Pro will come out, sporting enhanced graphical capabilities and support for 4K and HDR-enabled TVs.
But the past week hasn't been entirely positive for PlayStation. For the first time since the PS4 launched in 2013, it's starting to really seem like the resurgent Xbox One might soon be the better option for would-be console owners. Here's why:
