CosmicSex on 29 November 2014
I have to agree. Microsoft is putting all of their effort into the Holidays... but they could increase their overall baseline throughout the year by spreading things out. I believe that Phil Spencer alluded to this during an interview where he said that next year, some things my be purposely delayed. Going into 2015, Sony definitely has the early advantage with 2 big exclusives in the first quarter. With Battlefield aligned with PlayStation in March, Microsoft is kinda stuck until next Holiday. I am expecting Quantum Break to be pushed up to Q2 at the latest. This gives them a chance to have a big release before Tomb Raider and Halo 5.
I am expecting Gears to be pushed to Q1 2016.
