shikamaru317 said:
Microsoft's lack of a 2014 lineup? What do you call Halo, Titanfall, Quantum Break, and Sunset Overdrive, all of which have a planned 2014 release. Fable Legends might even make 2014, Lionhead hasn't given a launch window yet and it's been in development for quite awhile if job listings are any indication. And that's on top of a slew of other titles, exclusive (such as Kinect Sports Rivals) and multiplatform (several of which aren't coming to the Wii U, such as Tom Clancy's The Division and Destiny). It's a much stronger lineup than the Wii U had it's first year and I'd argue that it's stronger than the Wii U's 2014 lineup (which only includes 3 major releases, Donkey Kong, Mario Kart, and Super Smash Bros, all of which are expected to sell below their predecessors). |
You could argue WiiU is stronger because of those 3. Missing out Destiny, Division, MGS ect tho, that's what makes XB1 line up stronger. A fully fleshed out library (no matter where else you can get them) is far more tempting than just 3 games. Of course both have smaller games like X, Bayonetta, Garden Warfare and Project Spark ect. But those won't really shift many consoles.