LipeJJ said:
DerNebel said:
LipeJJ said:
Bloodborne is a niche game like Xenoblade Chronicles X will be. Plus, Wii U will have Splatoon, a multiplayer focused shooter made by one of their best teams, that can be big. Like you said, The Order won't be any big, just think of how much hype infamous SS had and how that turned out to sell (1.4M currently). And this kind of game that sells 1-2M the Wii U will be filled with next year: Yoshi's Woolly World, Xenoblade, Kirby, Mario Maker, Some amiibo games, etc.
And there's still Zelda.
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So basically what you're saying is all of Sonys games aside from UC won't be big but Splatoon might be because, shooter? And you're just ignoring all the third party games coming to PS4 but not Wii U like the Witcher, Batman and maybe the Division? That is even ignoring unannounced games on PS4 like the GG or MM new IP of which I'm honestly pretty sure that at least one will see the light of day in 2015.
What I'm trying to say is that the Wii U has by no stretch of the imagination easily the best lineup of 2015.
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No, I expressed myself badly, what I meant to say it that Wii U has easily the best exclusive line up of 2015. I'm not counting third party games that can be played on other consoles (and most cases, on PC for cheaper). Wii U has the bigger number of exclusives, as well as the bigger number of AAA exclusives for 2015. It's not and opinion, it's a fact.
If you don't like them, or something, it's another story. And please, don't include unannounced games because everyone have them.
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Unannounced games you mean like "some Amiibo games"...?
Also I think it's pretty damn important to include multiplats if said multiplats will all not appear on Wii U.
And even on exclusives it is certainly not a fact that the Wii U has the bigger lineup. With Bloodborne, The Order, R&C Reimagining, Rime, Everybody's gone to the Rapture, Abzu, No Man's Sky, probably Deep Down in there as well and Uncharted 4 only being the ones announced so far the PS4 has a huge 2015 lineup and is absolutely not standing below Nintendos.
