Sony previously took a jab at Microsoft's used game sharing feature in 2013. Now, Microsoft nudges at Sony after it was confirmed that the PlayStation Plus will be rolling without 4K compatibility.

The comparison between Microsoft and Sony's consoles did not end there, as Microsoft hit on Twitter and continues the onslaught by making fun of the Japanese tech company for their involvement in the Modding support of the action role-playing video game "Fallout 4" being dropped on their consoles, according to Game Spresso.

In an interview with Senior director of Xbox product management and planning, Albert Penello, the jabs were by no means meant to disrespect the console's competition. It was merely to highlight the new Xbox One S features.

Penello stated that they have got a product to sell, so they're going to highlight the things they think make their product advantaged over the other. Penello added that it doesn't come with a disrespect for what they're doing, based on the report of Eurogamer.

The mere fact that Sony and Microsoft appears to be following very similar hardware tactics, their consoles differ greatly in terms of its hardware and features, Tech Radar reported.

Penello also asserted that despite how the console's competition appears, the desire to implement a 4K Blu-ray was decided upon early on during the production cycle of the console.

On the other hand, for one week only, when a person will purchase any new Xbox One or Xbox One S console bundle, that person will get a new game of their choice for free.

A gamer could get a new Xbox One S along with a copy of "Minecraft" with thirteen community-favorite content Packs, as well as NBA 2K17 for only $299 at participating retailers. Also, the new Xbox One S Madden bundle, lets a person add in FIFA for free, according to Xbox.

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