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KrspaceT on 10 September 2019

I'd ask 'Switch 2', but frankly that seems a bit too far ahead. 

Launch titles can make or break a system can they not (hello Breath of the Wild!), and I certainly like to think that Sony and Microsoft would know that. I suppose the obvious first guesses are LoU2 and Halo, but perhaps that isn't truely the case.



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jason1637 on 10 September 2019

Xbox will probably have Halo, Forza, and maybe NT 2nd game.
Playstation will probably have Ghost of Tsushima and some unannounced games.
There will be BC and lots of third parties too.



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PAOerfulone on 10 September 2019

Microsoft: Halo and Forza.
Sony: Beats me.

Both: A shit ton of 3rd parties including Call of Duty 2020, FIFA 21, a new Assassin's Creed; Backwards compatibility.



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vivster on 11 September 2019

I'm more interested in the launch games for PC2.



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melbye on 11 September 2019

Ghosts of Tsushima and the next Assassin's Creed most likely, and all the other yearly titles



Dulfite on 11 September 2019

Xbox 2: Exclusive 8k 120fps remake of Final Fantasy 2 and 5, bundled together

PlayStation 5: Duke Nukem Forever And Ever (sequel) made exclusively. 1080p and 20fps due to poor optimization.

Switch 2: New game based on Donkey Kong 64 multiplayer. Just the multiplayer. They do this instead of Splatoon 3. And yes, there will be passable walls.



V-r0cK on 11 September 2019
vivster said:
I'm more interested in the launch games for PC2.

Ohh I'm intrigued! Tell me more about the new PC2!! :D



DonFerrari on 11 September 2019

Well besides the jokes and yearly releases the only game I remember talk about on next gen was Cyberpunk or the like. No platform holder have announced or will announce their next gen games before properly revealing the console in a stage.



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VAMatt on 11 September 2019

Halo is the only confirmed, first-party, big name launch title that we know of. If Microsoft can pull off a great Halo game, that would be very helpful to them at the start of the generation. On the other hand, the fact that we know Halo will be cross-generation kind of runs counter to that. For someone like me, who definitely picks up every Halo on launch day, I don't have to buy their new console to play it. Maybe I will, but I don't have to. If Sony were launching with an exclusive that I must have, that is not playable on PS4, that would be a big check mark in Sony's favor. That might get me to pick up their console first in the next generation.

Anyway, I see Halo: Infinite as crucial to the success of the next Xbox.