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BeElite said:
waza2323 said:

Nope. It won't happen.

PS4 lead will actually slow down in the second half of 2015. Gap should be less than 10 million.

Why? Because of Halo 5. You guyss are eriously underestimating the power of the Halo Franchise. Uncharted is a great series, but it is no Halo.

Especially when MS announces a Halo 5 bundle, Xbox will start gaining on the PS4 (in US and UK)

At end of 2015, because of Halo 5, Tomb Raider, Quantum Break, and more gap will be shrinking as XBox starts winning the battle in US and UK (Sony will still be ahead worldwide)

Uncharted is good, but in US and UK shooters rule, and halo 5 will be a big boost to xbox one. just wait and see. forget about 20 million. gap will be less than 10 million by the time halo 5 comes out.

you funny.

Its not halo, its better.  Best of its kind its genre.  Its been a long time far far away since Halo was king of shooters.

Gap wont shrink ill grow, sony can easily match MS exclusives.  And they get the benefit on 3rd parties actually bumping their hardware.  The big 3rd party games that are thought of as traditional PS games MGS FF GTA will do plenty for PS and little for xbox.

I'm not concerned with which game is better.

The fact is, Halo is a proven system seller with series sales of 57 million sold. Uncharted is a much newer game series, but has series sales of 18 million. There is a massive difference.

The most recent game Halo 4, which was not received as well as past titles, still sold more than 9 million copies.

Halo MCC is being released to create more interest and hype for Halo 5. Halo has a very dedicated and massive fanbase. In US and UK, Xbox will reclaim the lead starting in the second half of 2015. I mean, currently PS4 is only ahead 600k units, and that is with xbox being $100 more cost for 7 months so it shows you how loyal MS fans are in north america.

worldwide is sony's stronghold. I just believe xbox will reclaim its strongholds of US and UK in the latter half of 2015.