S.T.A.G.E. said:
celador said: Sony has the usual breadth of titles, MS has a good looking lineup to come later in the year, but I don't see where the idea they have multiple GOTY contenders is coming from. Forza won't be in the discussion, Halo isn't what it used to be, not even close, and Tomb Raider looked underwhelming at E3, though may have an outside chance. MS lineup is harder to judge at this stage, simply because nothing major has even released for the system, despite half the year going by, and the discussion is based entirely on potential. But it is all down to personal preference after that. Some people aren't interested in a wide range of titles or IPs or Japanese games, so are happy with Xbox's usual offerings this year, Halo, Gears, Forza and Fable, with some small original indie games and a big timed exclusive to round it off. Which is fine. But for me, the much greater variety and quantity on PS4 makes it the winner. Which is nice as a PS4 owner, as I thought X1 won launch and 2014. |
Its the first Halo of the gen. Its going to move consoles. Plus they have the Gears remake and Tomb Raider. Essentially the biggest exclusives of the year are on Xbox.
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I agree. The biggest blockbusters this holiday are on Xbox One. We have yet to find out if they're also the best games of the year though.
I think what many people try to point out is that spreading out the exclusives isn't necessarily a bad thing (Bloodborne, The Order: 1886, MLB 15: The Show, etc. all released in the first half of the year).
I can fully see why people say that in terms of big blockbusters Halo 5, Gears Remaster, Forza 6 and Tomb Raider are bigger than Bloodborne, Uncharted Collection, The Order: 1886, Until Dawn and MLB 15: The Show.
If Horizon: Zero Dawn and Gran Turismo 7 launch in holiday 2016 together with other big exclusives, PS4 would probably have the bigger holiday lineup next year. But this holiday, the biggest blockbuster exclusives are on Xbox One.