S.T.A.G.E. said:
PlaystaionGamer said:
sales2099 said:
PlaystaionGamer said:
kowenicki said:
I too think this will be the last year for 1st party.
PSP late 2013 / early 14
360 mid to late 2015
PS3 late 2015 / early 2016
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What big first party games are coming for 360 in 2013? Let alone 14 and 15
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I like that. In one word, you just swept XBLA under the rug. Nice job.
MS is actually smart to just rely on that now, leaving multiplats and 3rd party deals doing the rest of the work until Nov 2013 and beyond.
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no Ms do a great job with XBLA but there not filling the shelfs in stores are they and making the mass market by a system.. The thread is about first party support going forward and apart from Gears (which i only just found out isnt 1st party) MS i dont think will release anythign else for the 360, which is on topic. in no way am i saying there support of XBLA doesnt matter because for the exsisting 360 owners who dont go next gen at first this will be ok for them.
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This argument is pointless, they know retail is truly what matters and they want to keep adding to Microsofts list because of exactly how much Microsoft lacks. They hail to the banner of Microsoft. I follow the games and follow the games and went to Microsoft when they had them and stopped focusing on them as much when they didn't. It's completely evident that Microsoft strategically make games, they dont just make them because they are a gaming company. They didnt feel the need to have the 360 go out with a bang, plain and simple and those guys will use XBLA like a crutch as if it meant anything. Downloadable games with 90% be equal across platforms next gen and they will search for the next exclusive lineup to match Sonys retail by itself in numbers.
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While I agree I won't go to far into this with you because il get banned again... I get band for breathing.
Next gen il go to the platform, with the best exclusives and most diversity. That's why I go with Sony.if Microsoft U-turn from what they did this gen then il be first to buy the next Xbox. It's about the best games not the company behind them.
