Who Is Winning the 21st Century Console Wars?

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July 13, 2023

Xbox and PlayStation have been going head to head for years, battling out to be top dog with each generation of consoles. But now that we’re in the ninth generation—with the PS5 and Xbox Series X|S—who’s winning the war?

Today’s top story delves into the console wars of the 21st century to find an answer.

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TODAY'S TOP STORY Who Is Winning the 21st Century Console Wars?


If you’ve paid even the slightest bit of attention to gaming over the past few decades, you’re probably aware of the “Console Wars.” These wars essentially center on the biggest gaming companies at the time going all out to get the edge over one another and secure the biggest market share. But who is winning the 21st century console wars? Read More »

 
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Apple hosted its annual WWDC event in June, announcing a slew of software updates like iOS 17, watchOS 10, and macOS Sonoma, then unveiled its all-new expensive virtual reality headset. And while that’s exciting, iPhone owners probably have many questions about the iOS 17 release date. Read More »

 

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