Fall3nXspitfire said:
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The weirdest part about all of this is that the Xbox One actually has more confirmed titles than the PS4. This week, Microsoft published a list of 50 titles that are in various stages of the development for the Xbox One, and 23 of those will be available on launch day. By contrast, Sony’s console has 33 titles in the works, and only 15 of those will become available during the launch window (notice that I said launch window instead of launch day for the PlayStation 4). Now, it's probably safe to assume that these numbers aren't entirely trustworthy (a fellow GZ writer pointed out that a few of the titles on Microsoft's list, including Kingdom Hearts III, didn't actually make it onto Sony's list, so there are some discrepencies). But the distance between these figures is so large, that it's hard to imagine the gap shrinking by a significant amount.
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I signed up for this just to reply that i would like to state sony has 120 titles in dev and 33 that are going to release in "launch window" Thankyou
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Not sure where you heard that number or whether you made it up. Either way, both you and the article you quoted is wrong.
http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/thread.php?id=166864
The actual total of announced games so far is 79 PS4 vs 55 Xbox One, but of those, Xbox One has 23 launch games vs 22 launch games for PS4. And of that list, the Xbox One's launch list features more true exclusives. Sony appears to have the better long term list, but that is mostly due to a large list of Indie games that have been included, and the likelihood that MS is saving several game announcements (including indie games) for time periods after launch, like 2014 GDC, E3, etc.
