I am confused about the usage of the words like and unlike in sentences. Like and unlike make me confused because I see them being used everywhere almost interchangeably, and to make matters worse I even saw commas making difference in meaning.
Which of the following sentences is most correct, and least ambiguous?
Unlike Xbox, Playstation can't play Halo.
Playstation can't play Halo unlike Xbox can.
Playstation can't play Halo, unlike Xbox can.
Like Xbox, Playstation can't play Halo.
Playstation can't play Halo like Xbox can.
Playstation can't play Halo, like Xbox can.
Playstation can't play Halo unlike Xbox.
Playstation can't play Halo, unlike Xbox.
Playstation can't play Halo like Xbox.
Playstation can't play Halo, like Xbox.
In case you don't know what I actually wanted to say in those sentences: I'm trying to say that Playstation can't run the Halo video game and Xbox can run that game. I probably should have tried sentences with no brands but I can't imagine any meaningful sentences at this moment which contains like/unlike.