Xbox RIPPED OFF PlayStation! Find Out 10 Times Xbox Stole Ideas From PlayStation.
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XBOX COPIED PLAYSTATION. Microsoft and Sony have been engaged in a console war for as long as we can remember, but there have been times where Xbox copied from PlayStation.
This is TheGamer’s list of 10 Times Xbox Ripped Off PlayStation.
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In the age of Fortnite clones and mobile game rip-offs, it comes as no surprise that even some of the biggest video game companies in the world are guilty of ripping each other off.
Sony got into the video game market much earlier than Microsoft in December 1994. While Sony’s initial console didn’t pack a lot of punch technically, the console introduced us to timeless games and characters. Games like Spyro the Dragon and Crash Bandicoot became cult classics and the games still continue to capture our hearts with their recent remasters today.
Microsoft wouldn’t give Sony a run for their money in the console industry until November 2001, when Microsoft released the original Xbox. While the Xbox didn’t have a ton of exclusive titles like the PlayStation since it was a brand new console, games like Halo and Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic changed gaming forever.
Still, the console war only started to heat up once the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 were released in 2005 and 2006 respectively. It’s hard to believe they’ve been duking it out for console supremacy for so long, but in the mid-2000’s gamers had to pick a side. To make that decision easier for gamers, Sony and Microsoft began trying to one-up each other. While both sides may have hit below the belt and gone to some low lows to get the edge over the other, we’ll be focusing on some of the times Xbox ripped off PlayStation. Enjoy!
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Script by: Justin Pietrodarchi
Voice Over by: Grant Kellett
Edited by: Kyle West
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