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Jaywood2010 on 24 June 2013
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S.T.A.G.E. said:
JayWood2010 said:
kitler53 said:
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bananaking21 said:


They already announced more than 15.

...but less than 15 exclusives from microsoft studios.   the exact point i'm arguing with you concerning sony's 20 titles from sony worldwide studios.

This is why i no longer comment on this site.  I said I dont want to argue.  I never even said I was right.  They are possibly  and possibly not.  Some of them may be involved with sony while some may not be, who knows.  


Come on Jay, you know Sonys track record with studios compared to MS. Its possible for Sony to have twenty published exclusives in a year.

Stage you seriously annoy me.  20 published games is very common for every console. This has been a very over-exagerated thing since MSFT announced 15 exclusives from MSFT. This would be a different story if they was all AAA but they are not.  Even in recent years where Sony, MSFT, and Nintendo hasnt been releasing a ton of AAA games they are still releasing a lot of games going unnoticed.  Recent examples is  State of Decay owned by MSFT, BattleBlock Theater partnership with MSFT, the upcoming Curse of Brotherhood (first party),I believe Guacemelee for Sony, MLB: The Show 2013 1st party Sony, etc.  These companies are always searching for titles and publishing or helping them in certain cases but they are not all AAA games.  So yes Microsoft will have 15+ this year (So far we know of 17)  and Sony will have 20+  but that does not mean every single game from them are going to be AAA games.  The real question is out of those 40 or so exclusives we will see between the two over this year, how many will you be interested in?  How many will be big time sellers?  Will they have an impact on the market?  As of right now it is just a number that could literally mean anything.

Go through this and look at all the games that gets over looked.  Same case can be said for Nintendo and MSFT. http://www.metacritic.com/company/scea?page=0