XB1 has no launch RPG/JRPG. Child of Light is the only American RPG upcoming I believe, and then ESO later this year = American MMORPG.
The most important aspect to observe and contemplate for next gen is? Does only 2 interesting launch games equal the most meaningful reason to own a next gen console in the grand scheme of things, without contemplating the entire consoles life cycle? For me MMORPG is not interesting and Child of Light will be multi=platform, so there is no launch games or foreseable games when it comes to one of my favorite genre's. The XB1 platform is completely dead to me, and completely uninspiring. Add on a bunch of college dude-bro's hooping and hollering "XB1 make me taco!" doesn't impress me either.
If you're a JRPG fan this year there is only one choice in 2014. The PS3!!!!!!!!!!
PS3= Dark Souls 2, FFXIII - Lightning Returns, FFX+X-2Remaster, Tales of Xillia 2, Tales Of Symphonia Chronicles, Kingdom Hearts 1.5HD, Persona 5 (2014 or 2015?), Child of Light
As an RPG/JRPG fan the XBOX will never impress me, sadly from the looks of things.
When 2014 is ending and 2015 comes around I think I'll easily be able to decide which next gen console is worth the investment. I'll definetly not be listening to the corporately brainswashed college educated students of the USA in any capacity. Especially when it comes to next gen gaming. ;) I barely even listen to anyone's opinion on this website or any website online for that matter. I advise everyone to think for themselves. I see to many brainwashed dudes hyping XBOX since its inception. I always go with my personal gaming tastes, and bounce that off of what I see in Let's Plays on Youtube. I also check into who designed the game, and what games have they designed in the past. Every console has what you're describing, 2 or 3 interesting new games. That's a terrible reason to buy a console imho, because what will you play after that? Maybe nothing for a really long time and in fact so long you end up selling said console for a loss, and then get something else. Which would have all been avoided if you would just do some preliminary research or listen to less hype and more actual future content.
