S.T.A.G.E. said:
This holds true for Americans as well. They can flip flop between whatever company is "hotter" in the media at the time. At this point (and they even spoke about it on Bonus Round) we kinda already know what the gamers console is right about now. It's kind of set in stone, that Nintendo has given up on the Wii and is trying to jump the gun on Wii U sales (which I think will be slower than normal), Microsoft is copying Sony's ten year plan, but releasing is causing a first party drought and increasing entertainment options for casuals, and Sony is still continuing to get stronger with exclusives even after five years of solid exclusives year after year out of the seven they've been out. At this point whether you hate them or not the gamers console is the PS3. |
Ok the bold is interesting. Firstly you cant "copy" being out on the market. Being on the market for 10 years isnt something you can patent. Therefore to say "copy" is ridiculous. But even so I applaud MS for keeping to that given how short xbox 1 lasted.
You act like gamers themselves arent interested in entertainment apps....further more you act like gamers only care for exclusives. It always seems to escape the minds of a PS3 fan but real gamers buy great games regardless of its availability. Multiplats are the bread and butter of this gen whether you like it or not. And sorry but more or less 360 is THE multiplat console of choice this gen. Id say that 90 million gap in software sales shows 360 is the gamers choice this gen.
Sony can pump out exclusive after exclusive, but with most having sales like Starhawk, this very site counters your point because it shows PS3 exclusive sales are always less then that of comparable multiplats.








