Mediocre exclusives? Objectively they score higher and there are more of them, a lot more. Bloodborne is in contention for GOTY and Xbox has had NOTHING all year. 

Announce games early? Are you delirious? I suppose Crackdown and QB were announced just on time? Double standards if I ever saw them.

The DS3 was small, DS4 is the right size..., unless you have gorilla hands, course most xbox users are a bit primitive...

Well Bloodborne is a solid game. Also Xbox got Rare Replay and Gears so far.

Well QB was announced 2013 compared to TLG which was announced around 2010.

Well DS4 is a solid controller indeed but i would like it a bit bigger. Bigger is better ;)

VGC has taught me that Remasters are despicable, irrelevant, dont count as games, dont exist, cero, nada.

This sounds to me a lot like "I have never had any console other than playstation so it must be the best and the rest must be shit"

Looks like some people here still dont understand opinions and tastes in games. I own i guess one of those 59 exclusives? Idk, does the LoU port count? There are so many lists and definitions for exclusives.

Personally Sony hasnt given me anything to play this gen. Driveclub was pretty but the gameplay bored me. Tried Bloodborne, not my cup of tea. Will eventually try Until Dawn. We all know how The Order went.

Hope that helps.

Before I get to the main point, I'd just like to say that TLG is the exception, not the rule. Most PS games are announced closer to launch than most Xbox games, at least off the top of my head they are.

So, I've noticed a trend here on VGC that I'd like to address. Not just from you, or from Xbox fans or anything like that. but lately it seems that the cut off for what counts as a good game has gotten crazy high. In what world does a 90+ game just count as solid? Killzone: Shadow Fall is a solid game, Bloodborne is an excellent game. The other day someone one here said that an 80 on Metacritic wasn't a good score. That's insane to me and it seems to be coming all the more common to see that sentiment here on VGC. 

There is a big difference between "no games" and "no games that fit my personal taste". The PS4 has a large number of exclusives that cover a wide range of styles and genres. The games are there.

We also know how Until Dawn went. Pretty well actually.

Nintendo: lacking of third party games(Wii U) & slow release Virtual console games 'N64'

Sony: 1st of all, Vita's memory card is still expensive, lacking of US/EU third party games & lacking of buttons(L2/L3/R2/R3). 2nd of all, PS4 is not 100% region free, like EU dlc code don't/doesn't work on US account(or US games)... & PS Now.. Give me a break, that's so expensive. Finally, please stop making interactive movie games, just bring back Jak & Daxter, Syphon Filter & The Legend of Dragoon.

Microsoft: Come on, low end gpu? And where are upcoming Rareware games?

Nintendo - Stuck in the past. Their business model has been afraid to branch out to different avenues and slow to adapt to current trends. They don't play ball with developers (as much as PC, Sony, or MS), so they lose out on far more third-party content. They force specific control schemes for consoles (which CAN work as seen with the Wii), which marginalizes their popularity with the more gaming-specific demographics.

Sony - Poor online infrastructure has caused network issues and security threats. They've long been enforcing consumers to use their own proprietary accessories for devices (Cameras, Vita, PSP), which has made upgrading memory difficult and costly. The PS3 was notoriously difficult to program for, leading to issues with quality for certain games and ports.

Microsoft - Where to even begin? Microsoft has been the poster child for poor business practices. From the history of their issues with the EU and forcing Internet Explorer down everyone's throats, to their practice of buying developers and squandering their talents (Rare). Their marketing/PR for the Xbox One was an absolute nightmare, which has continued hurting them to this day. They severely lack communication between departments, causing them to never be as cohesive a platform as Apple (just look at Windows Phone for an example).