Still unsure which new console you’re going to pick up—if you’re actually getting a new console, that is…of course—when they hit store shelves next month?

A new video has been released showing off what one of this fall’s biggest titles, Battlefield 4, looks like running on the both the Xbox One and the PlayStation 4. The video shows various peeks at each console by itself, as well as some side-by-side shots for comparison.

You can check out the video below, and be sure to share your thoughts on which new console is looking better!

[Photo credit: Dai Sugano/Bay Area News Group]

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There have been numerous things that have upset gamers here in the States regarding Microsoft’s Xbox One, leading many to at least say that they will be instead purchasing Sony’s PlayStation 4, one of which is the price. Upon their launch next month, the Xbox One will cost $499, while the PS4 will cost $399. Sony is familiar with how crucial prices are; their $600 launch price at the launch of the PS3 put them in a bad position from the start of current generation of consoles, and they ultimately never recovered against the booming Xbox 360.

But this is not the story in other countries. Elsewhere, unbelievably high fees and taxes are tacked on to the price making new consoles a difficult acquisition. In Brazil, for example, import fees and taxes mean that the PlayStation 4 will cost 3,999 Brazilian real, which equals out to around $1,857 in U.S. dollars.

So you’ve managed to convince the woman of the house that a man cave is one of the essential rooms, only behind the kitchen and the bathroom. She claims the concept is almost as immature as the “No Girls Allowed” sign on your tree house from your elementary school days. I’m happily not one of those women. In fact, I’ll probably help you hang the beer signs!

In addition, I understand. This room is more than just a room. It’s a place where your geekiness can be expressed, where you and your buddies can relax (and drink), and where you can get your gaming on.

For the ultimate “gamer cave,” make sure you have these five essential items…

Sony Computer Entertainment has announced an official release date for their next-generation console offering, the PlayStation 4.

It was announced during the Sony press conference at Gamescom that the PS4 will be officially launched on November 15th for the United States and Canada, while those of you in Europe and Latin America will need to wait just a little bit longer for a November 29th release.