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Callum_Alexander on 02 March 2014
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Puppyroach said:
Callum_Alexander said:
Puppyroach said:I was contributing, I think some PS fans might consider buying an X1 thanks too Titanfall while I can guarantee that no Xbox fan will consider buying a PS4 because of SS.

I owned an Xbox 360 last generation and was a "fan" of the console - meaning no more than I enjoyed playing it. I bought a PlayStation 4 at launch so that I did not have to miss out on another inFAMOUS game. I did not and will likely never buy an Xbox One because I got sick of Microsoft's exclusives solely being grey/brown, military first-person-shooters. I have absolutely no interest in Titanfall and am fairly certain that it will flop - flop in terms of not even being close to selling as many units as some believe it will do, and it will certainly never de-throne Call of Duty or Battlefield whilst it remains exclusive to Microsoft's platforms.

But you didn´t buy any on the Infamous games last gen? that was kind of strange.

And what exclusives are you talking about that are grey/brown military style games for Xbox 360? Gears of War might qualify there, but what more games? Just asking.

No I didn't, which is not strange at all as I didn't own a PlayStation 3, and that is also exactly why I bought a PlayStation 4 so I don't miss out on a game that looks phenomenal! I tend to just buy one console per generation as I do not place enough value in gaming to pay two yearly subscriptions.

There were a lot of Gears of War games released, and whilst it may not be grey/brown, Halo was just another shooter - one I believe is incredibly over-hyped but that is just my opinion. The Xbox also became the home of Call of Duty, and Microsoft tried to rely on just that in the later years of the console's life-cycle. Support for the Xbox 360 has been absolutely awful the last couple of years, Microsoft abandoned their console a long while ago, and I did the same.