| MikeRox said: I don't think EA really have to worry. As long as they have so many licenses in football exclusively, Pro Evo is not going to offer any serious threat, unless they get the standards back up again like they did in the PS2 days. PES fell into obscurity by continuing to release PS2 games on the 360/PS3. Granted I've not tried the demo of PES this time around yet, but unless it makes some huge steps forward, it's never going to compete even just with the fact that FIFA has all the official licenses. |
I'm just using PES v FIFA as an example because of the recent revelations. More and more developers will opt to push the game on the higher install base which will eventually have a knock on effect with the bigger publishers such as EA. I'm not saying this will kick in instantly, I'm saying the pressure will mount over the coming years as the gap grows much bigger. Eventually the ballance will have to be addressed and ironically the solution is to admit an imballance between the two consoles and cater to the bigger install base. It won't just be EA and Konami, eventually many publishers will be faced with the same dilemma. I would say that by the end of 2015 the PS4 will be the defacto console and most games will run better on it.
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