I play those games myself and looking forward to Battlefield 4 this winter. A PC is the best choice I feel and what I use.
I tried the Battlefield3 Beta on the PS3 and just didn't care for it at all.

Playing these games you can talk to others say your Squad or clan members; a helicopter pilot and gunner are a deadly pair if they
can talk to each other. The Playstation has just the one avenue I believe to chat to each other, The PC has three I can think of off hand Sonar by Dice,
Team Speak and Ventrilo. (all free) an example showing how much more versatile the PC is.

The PS4 will require a PS+ Subscription of around $5 (US) a month to play online, "roughly the same as an Xbox Live Gold subscription."
http://www.escapistmagazine.com/news/view/124821-PS4-Online-Multiplayer-Requires-PS-Subscription

The PC, no subscription required, just an Internet connection.

Quoting a portions of the Chicago Tribune:

"Mr. President: Save us from Xbox One
May 24, 2013|John Kass

That's why Xbox One must die.

All the glitzy stuff aside, the danger of Xbox One is that in the hands of an evil genius — or an IRS agent — it could be a spy system.

Why?

It has a camera and a microphone.

The camera will look at you when you enter a room, recognize your face and greet you. The microphone will pick up your voice,
if you dare speak your thoughts out loud in your own home and transmit it into voice recognition software.

Oh, and you can't turn the microphone off.

The high-powered processor is triggered by keywords. It will learn your video preferences and offer you movies and
other entertainment choices based on those preferences.

To recap: It watches you, it greets you, it knows you. It listens to you, it never stops listening. It anticipates your needs."

---The article does end with the sad truth---

""It's not important to us," a high school junior told me the other day when I lectured at Lake Park High School in Roselle.
"We don't care about the cameras.""

http://articles.chicagotribune.com/2013-05-24/news/ct-met-kass-0524-20130524_1_drone-attacks-xbox-one-jeff-henshaw

I've mod points today but they wouldn't help you, instead a reply

He mentions a person banned will keep their games but if they are banned how would this be of any benefit?
Google Define:Banned > Officially exclude (someone) from a place.

Mr Nelson is asked why someone playing a physical disk can't be off line for more than 24 hours,
wouldn't a please insert disk be a better approach?

He's bumbling around for an answer he never gives for well over a minute (and where I stopped watching)
Reddit or Sony did do much, the video pretty well takes care of that itself.

Do read the text below the video:
"Hey guys. Chloe here (the interviewer). I didn't follow up on his responses because my opinions didn't represent the opinions
of the community (Reddit) I was representing."

I did a search for your handle to answer one of your replies and damn man ur all over this thread.
Two things come to mind here; a very large percentage of post are to benefit a product or company (not real) and damage control.

To answer your reply, every iPhone, iPad, Android phone and tablet and PCs/laptops normally aren't set-up prominently in the living room to watch everybody.

Noticed a reply below that says: " If the XBone webcam is obstructed the games will not play." that's totally unacceptable.
Read this: "Meet the men who spy on women through their webcams"
http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2013/03/rat-breeders-meet-the-men-who-spy-on-women-through-their-webcams/

CNN was a piss poor article to link to, found this looking for a real explanation.

Riots against the increases in bus fares takes the streets of Brazil's largest city
reply posted on 13-6-2013 @ 11:31 PM by Canslli
I was waiting for this to happen! Really! I think that i've just witnessed history being written in Brazil.

  There were about 10.000 people protesting not only against the increases in bus fares, but also because everyone here is just fed up with the government. Too much corruption, too much violence and poverty on the 6th biggest economy in the world.

  But the problem, again, was the government and it's police. They cowardly shot tear gas and rubber bullets on people who were peacefully protesting or just passing by (many reporters say that the police shot first, creating chaos).

  What really angers me is that all the great media networks of the country are backing up the government and the police, calling the protesters thugs and vandals . Only some journalists of these networks that where really there are speaking the truth.
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Score -9 offtopic
and I thought it fairly on.

12 hours later I have access to mega.co.nz. Now to give it a serious look over.

But it's not ready for people due to the batteries weight and who wants to hear of a yet another dummy flying.

LOL, ya young and lacking knowledge.

Fixing T.V.'s (tubes no transistors) I always had a flyback transformer around and once a big pot of lead slugs
from the back end of a shooting range.

Arcing from the pot to the flyback terminal was cool to watch, but at some point and for reasons I'm still not sure of grabbed
the side of the pot, sent me through the wall - I like to say, but just the 2x4 frame that would later become a wall.

Never did manage a Tesla coil and still thinking of a Jacob's ladder to show off to the kids, one day...

Yes, looks like a squatter has set up shop and a very impressive web page it is; If you like motorcycles.

http://debian-multimedia.org/

visible DNS info http://dns.robtex.com/debian-multimedia.org.html#records

Here's a person allegedly conspiring with four other men to hijack armored trucks full of cash
who wants his phone records from NSA and his lawyer has a good case for it's request.
http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Government/2013/06/13/Bank-robber-NSA-records

FTA:
"The case, which is taking place in federal court, involves phone records – the FBI and prosecutors have been using cellphone records to
demonstrate the men’s locations near the robbery attempts. The prosecution said that it was unable to
get cellphone records from the time before September 2010 because the phone carrier had destroyed the records."

"But Brown has new hope: his lawyer, Marshall Dore Louis, filed documents requesting NSA documents showing phone location records for Brown’s cellphones on the night of one of the robberies. “The president of the United States has recognized this program has been ongoing since 2006,” wrote Louis, “to gather the phone numbers [and related information] of everybody including my client in 2010.”"

I have a provider that still supplies Usenet/newsgroups as part of the service for no
extra cost (Charter.Net), yet I can't connect to mega.co.nz. I've searched
my HOSTS file, see that it's online http://pop.robtex.com/mega.co.nz.html#records
I just can't connect, thepiratebay.sx not a problem.

Hope it's a misspelling, or temporary.

When I was younger I would take the Carbon rod out of a size C battery and sharpen one end.
Cut an extension cord and put a rod on both ends; put the Carbon points close and plug it in: tada an arc furnace.

I see a potential of this being much more productive now by keeping the points farther apart. :}
of course a small warning will be included.