Scoobes said:
2. The previous gen is no indicator of how next gen will turn out. If that were the case PS3 would have sold like the Wii. Consumers are a fickle bunch. 3. Sports games will need more marketing and sponserships then timed DLC. Most sports fans won't look into timed DLC that hard, they just want to play. 4. The handheld market and home console market are two very different things and not comparable. Handhelds have been attacked by mobiles and tablets. We've yet to see a similar thing happen in the home console space (could happen with SMART TVs, but I doubt it) 5. We know nothing about the next gen Xbox or PS4 other than rumours, none of which really point to why you'd think the Xbox is going to be more exciting than PS4. 6. If those rumours are to be believed, there will be very little difference between the two consoles and both may even use X86 processors and AMD GPUs meaning it won't really matter if games are made for Xbox or PS4, the ports will be easier to create than they were this gen. |
I dont understand why people do not focus on point 6. For all intestive puropses, the PS3 was a pain to port this generation and it still received a lions share of third party games that sold decently. If anything, the porting between the two will be most likly seemless and the main difference will be in their input types. If anything the Wii U will be the new PS3 in terms of coding if both the xbox 360 and PS3 near mirror each other and are more powerful than the Wii U.