| foodfather said: Its not that ''remarkable'' when two multiplatform games did all the work for Sony... |
O.o No, I think it's actually more remarkable, especially when you consider more new console owners apparently preferred to pay 450 dollars to play Destiny on PS4 at launch instead of paying only 400 to play the exact same game on Xbox One at launch, (what with the free game deal.) At this point, the only reason one can say that the Xbox One doesn't rely on multiplatform titles to boost sales, is that, well, multiplatform titles don't really seem to boost their sales as much, because people seem to prefer getting a PS4 for it. Even when Microsoft is literally giving the game away for free. O_O
Besides, considering the only exclusive that's really boosted the Xbox One sales is Titanfall, and even that couldn't boost its sales higher than the PS4 got boosted by Infamous Second Son, I guess neither console is really selling any better thanks to exclusives than the other?
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