Nope. Was responding to that other poster on the similar situations I see between sony/microsoft fans. It's the way I see it

I'm not twisting anything, I just don't agree with the majority here is all.

Nothing more and nothing less.

I swear if Sony gets some ads going that says "from the creators of Halo" and air that on TV with a message saying exclusive content only on PS4, it would sell big time. America is filled with people who don't do stuff like go on gaming websites, the general public will think Destiny aka Halo is only on PS4, just like how they think Call of Duty is only on Xbox.

Ugh, I really hope they announce something at Gamescom about being able to preorder the white bundle in Europe. I've been holding off on buying the PS4 just for that.

If it's not available to preorder it's gonna be like the rhino scene in Jumanji at retailers when the game drops, and fuckkkkkkkkkkk that!

Edit: Okay I now see that it's available to preorder, but only at specific retailers. Thanks google :)

Sony works well coming off of their innate ability to internally  create or co develop new IP's. This is where most of their pride comes from. The last timed exclusive that truly ever helped Sony was the GTA trilogy during the PS2 era. Destiny is a nice game and will sell well but it will do so close enough between MS and Sony. The achieved sales would be a multiplat effort and deservedly so. I guess we have Microsoft to thank for Sony's complete and utter focus on making their own games since MS leveled the playing field with third party. Bundles...DLC...and deceptive marketing for  a game that isn't exclusive to me is underhanded...and Sony should leave that stuff to MS instead of trying to copy them. Doing that for their own exclusives is much better, which I appreciated more about the Halo and Gears bundles. Truely anticipated exclusives with bundles are the prize, not timed exclusives.

Doesn't get closer/beyond than Insomniac games no longer developing exclusively for Playstation and creating an EXCLUSIVE AAA for Xbox one. :)

I understand full well what you're saying, and being that the gen has only begun it can only add to what Sony has done, but can you understand my sentiments towards Sony's internal marketing plight? Ok, they'll grow a base for a third party game off of their following but they need a stronger core. Third party has never been Sony's problem. Sony already has the advantage and is outselling MS with major third parties already. I'd rather Sony focus their marketing dollars on their own games that have some admirable quality. They make too many of them not to.  It's also not like they are walking into this new gen with the same kind of money they had in the beginning of last gen.

I have to weigh Destiny's ability as a console seller ( I mean Titanfall outhyped it and Titanfall and I am sure it wont outsell Titanfall on the Xbox One).  Destiny would make a great holiday bundle, I'll admit that would be a fine catch with a great looking PS4 at that, but its happening and I cannot change that. If it were up to me i'd leave things like that to MS. Sony has the games that they could market on another level, but they don't until its too late. They wait until their IP's have already gone into popularity to bundle them and get people into them. The original Motorstorm sold like hotcakes thanks to bundling but because it wasn't of amazing quality people did not return for more. Sony needs to bundle the more worthy games of their stock like Nintendo did for Super Mario. For the sake of growth in brand perception and alignment with companies it makes sense to me.

I know quite a few Sony fans who would've loved Halo to be on the Playstation because Halo had been whipping Sony's rear on a first party shooter front since the PS2 era. I can also agree that i've seen blind fanboys who talk a lot of crap about Halo, but if given the chance we know very well that if Halo went to Sony they would welcome it with open arms. We all have to deal with the hypocrisy on some level.

Insomniac saw eye to eye with Sony and still do besides IP issues, but Sony hasnt seen fit to purchase them. I don't find their games to have ever been worthy of a AAA budget from Sony. They are quite lucky to have had such a relationship. As for Bungie....they couldn't wait to get away from Microsoft because unlike Sony with Insomniac, MS doesn't endorse creativity. They have you working on one IP for the rest of your days. If a company runs to Activision oer MS this is saying something. 

Not even close. Insomiac has never been a major sony developer in relation to sales. Any one of the best selling halo games has sold more that most of insomniacs games on the PS combined. Its kinda like sucker punch leaving sony. Nowhere near as big as polyphony digital or naughty dog. 

Sony will not miss insomniac. And I strongly doubt sunset overdrive, even being exclusive, will sell as many consoles for XB1 as destiny which is multiplatform will sell for PS4.