360 still getting plenty 3rd party support buddy. Im talking the present, you only mention the last 3 years because you are surprised as anybody that MS decided to do late gen support......in its 9th year where as PS3's last great year was in its 7th ;)

lol.. tread on bro.. im done with this convo.  a 1 year head start means a 2 year catch up to you.. which means squat now cus both gen8 are already available.  this is akin to me saying well.. it took the 360 10 years to sell 82 mil while it only took the ps4 8.  we'll see which side gets the support beyond 2014.. and when gen 7 finally ceases production, then we can have this conversation again.

All three of the big three need more studios, because they're all suffering in games right now. Microsoft's solution has been to buy a third party exclusive from a third party developer, which gets them nice support, but doesn't really impress anyone. Nintendo's solution has been to stick to their guns and keep pumping out what little they can, which has resulted in a good number of really high quality games, but hasn't really impressed either. Sony's solution has been to get a bunch of smaller teams to make a bunch of tiny indie games and show off big numbers like "40 new PS exclusives coming this year!", which has resulted in a lot of good smaller titles being made and pleasing the indie crowd, but overall also fails to impress. More studios working on more big games could help, but the issue with that is, well, more studios are incredibly expensive. Even Microsoft isn't founding a lot of new studios or even buying them, and they invested a billion dollars in games this gen already. There's really no easy solution to this.

But you still wouldn't buy it specifically for a free to play game though. Aint nobody buying a console to play a free to play game. At this point in time, anybody who bought a PS4 without a game had to have the most boring experience with the PS4. The only way that probably happens is if the person doesn't have enough money to get a game with it or they just arent interested in the games that were out at the time of their purchase(basically being forced to have to settle for free to play games).

If you had said you would get a PS4 specifically for a free to play game, then i wouldn't have believed you for a second lol. 

Also, times are changing but not that much. The only real change i see is sony's drop in game output. Give me the big retail games i know you for. Downloadable games are cool and all but i need those retail games!

I don't know.. Me personally I'm waiting for planet side 2 to drop, a f2p game.  I think that being on the ps4 hopefully is going to bring in a big community.  I dont care much for fps games anymore, but the massive scale battles are enticing enough to get me interested in it again.  If the PC community can still thrive after all these years.. Imagine what could be on the ps4.  As long as SOE maintains this game..This f2p game has a good potential to take a big chunk of the shooting community away from cod and bf if everything works right off the bat.  Not saying I won't be buying other games, but ps2 might be the one and last shooter I'll need to get for a while.. And I won't even have to pay for anything if I don't want to.  Quite frankly, if ps2, hzn1, and other f2p games of these likes come around and are successful.. It might also could change the gaming landscape itself and the strategies for console gaming.

Exactly why I thought E3 was disappointing . But it is not just Sony alone that was disappointing.

Like aforementioned before Sony released a lot of games for the PS3 that could of been PS4 games last year. TLoU, GT6, Puppeteer, GoW: Ascension, Beyond 2 Souls, etc. Things are popping off in 2015+ for PS fans.

Sounds rather petty and childish to me.

Well im a massive fan of Heavy Rain and so are alot of other people and Beyond was treated way too harshly, not the best game but better than the critics made it out to be.

They got lots of studios. And you missed Resogun. Oops. They are focusing more on quality this gen and as a result fewer games. It would perhaps be a problem if there wasn't so much third party support. Also, last gen Sony overproduced on games and couldn't make back what they spent on them. Times change.