If you were standing on my side I think you would find the actions of someone who purchases a console s/he doesn't play, didn't buy a game for until a month ago, and has issues with the console they could have found out about before purchasing because s/he's a member of one of the most popular gaming discussion forums on the Internet funny.
So what is the one game you want to play on the PS4 against the 30 on the XB1?
The fact that I bought the console earlier than I required it is unimportant. I can spend my cash however I choose, and it's not like I had to sell personal possessions to come up with the money.. I purchased with Driveclub as the only release I was truly hyped for, but I also had an interest in Resogun (which I didn't need to buy, because I've had PS+ for years). I've never owned a console that didn't have at least 10 games I required it for (barring maaaaybe the N64), and I've owned all the major ones. So yea, I'm more likely to buy a console earlier in the gen, based off fewer games than most people.
I had issues with both consoles during the launch window. The Xbox One also didn't provide friend notifications back then (or even a low battery notification). The difference is that it does now. I've already said that the PS4 could become the better games machine for me over time, but if someone asks me about them
today, then I comment about how they are at present. If I hadn't bought a PS4 yet, would that make my opinion that the Xbox One is a better gaming console more valid somehow? All my points would remain the same, I just would have selected one console over the other, rather than buying both.
Also, I didn't say 1 game versus 30. I was estimating that I play games on my Xbox around 30 times more than I do on PS4 (and that's probably generous). A single release can massively skew that figure if it becomes pretty much all I play on a daily basis. I have no idea what game that would be though, as I'm not currently hyped for any releases in the near future, for any of the 3 consoles I own. Everything I was looking forward to has been released at this point (excluding far off shit like Crackdown), which is fine because I've currently got far more games than I've had time to play through, so I'm in no rush.