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DerNebel on 24 August 2014
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Michael-5 said:
DerNebel said:
Michael-5 said:

As for 13 PS4 games, I didn't include digital games.

Bloodborne
Deep Down
DriveClub
Everyone's Gone to Rapture
LBP3
MLB: The Show
Ratchet & Clank
Singstar
The Order: 1886
The Last Guardian
Uncharted 5
Until Dawn

now I only have 12....hm...I think I counted InFamous DLC by mistake earlier.

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The answer to this thread however has been "It depends on your interests." WiiU is not going to appeal much to people who don't like Platformers/JRPG's/Miscellaneous, PS4 won't appeal much to people who don't like Action/Adventure games, and XB1 won't appeal much to people who don't like Shooters.

Personally I think because Nintendo's exclusives are so different from the exclusives that XB1/PS4 offer, along with the 3rd party games, and because Nintendo will have the most exclusives, WiiU is the best bet. However not everyone like Zelda, Starfox or XenoBlade, maybe that PS4 owner just wants some Halo and maybe that 360 owner wants some Gran Turismo.

To each their own, but Nintendo does offer the most in terms of quality and quantity for exclusives.

I personally don't mind counting digital only titles as they can as I've said before be as or more worthwile than retail games, which brings me to your list.

I don't know how you did it but you missed:

Tearaway Unfolded

Planetside 2 (again don't care if it's PS4/PC)

Gran Turismo 7

Tomorrow Children

Rime

Alienation

Wild

Shadow of the Beast

and not on the list but for now only confirmed for PS4 and later PC: No Mans Sky

So yeah ;)

I didn't know Art Acadamy was eshop only, so -1 for WiiU, fine. Layton was just an example of a game many people would have missed at E3, since it's already out in EU, but newly announced for NA.

As for those games you mentioned for PS4, aren't they all Arcade/Digital/Not Retail? I'm not arguing if they are worthwhile or not, but you can't give a smaller indie game the same weight as a $70 Retail game. I'm not counting stuff like Pushmo World, Two Brothers, Mario vs. DK, or A Hat in Time (among others) for WiiU either.

Gran Turismo 7 hasn't officially been announced, can't count that (That would be like counting Metroid for WiiU). Tearaway Unfolded is a PSV remake, not an exclusive, and it might just end up as a PSN game.

So yea, PS4 is only really at 12 upcoming retail games, WiiU is leading at 18, and XB1 is last at 11.

Yeah I'm sorry but this is really just spinning things here, just because Nintendo makes a habit of releasing almost all their games at retail while Sony and MS don't necessarily do that, doesn't mean that the games not released at retail aren't worth making such lists. Seriously if this can make the list

Then this sure as hell can as well

Especially since in this case we don't even know yet, if this will actually only be a digital title, people are just assuming it.

We have official word from PD that they are working on Gran Turismo 7, just because a trailer hasn't been shown doesn't mean we can't count it, we haven't seen a trailer from Star Fox U either and the SMTxFE trailer was totally worthless and we haven't heard anything about that since and we still count those games.

And Tearaway Unfolded will have 50% new content according to the developer, that is probably more than every Sports game gets every year, if we don't count this then we might as well not count Smash Bros.