LudicrousSpeed said:
platformmaster918 said:
LudicrousSpeed said:
S.T.A.G.E. said:
Microsoft has never been a year round exclusives kind of company unless third parties are making games for them. Thats more of a Nintendo and Sony thing. Most of Microsoft's titles are coming in third and fourth quarter. |
Certainly hasn't been a Sony thing this gen. 2014 they had Infamous and baseball early in the year and then it was nothing until Driveclub. This year so far there has been nothing, and there is nothing on the horizon until what, Uncharted 4? I guess there is baseball again, if you count that as exclusive.
Looking over the list of internally developed Sony PS4 exclusives for 2015, there must be something I am missing. Or is Uncharted 4 really all there is known thus far?
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Way to set the goalposts to your benefit. Instead let's look at games Sony brought to increase the value proposition of PS4.
Last year there was TLoU Remastered in July, First Light, FF14, LBP3 in November. Many of those are cross platform but still increase value of PS4 with stuff you can't get on X1.
This year you're missing The Order, Ryme, Bloodborne, Ratchet Reboot, Dying Light, NMS, and other indies which all add to PS4's value in a similar manner with many being outright exclusive. 3rd party exclusives and platform and console exclusives still count for PS4 just like Ori, Titanfall, Forza Horizon 2, Dead Rising, and Ryse all count for X1.
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Idk man, try reading the posts you're replying to? I am not the one who set the goalposts. Hope that helps.
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Considering this thread is about "big exclusive games" and not "internally developed games", yea, you did set the goalpost to your benefit (because it's not necessarily Sony owned studios making their exclusives throughout the year). Internally developed games are exclusive, yes, but big exclusives aren't always internally developed. Nowhere is anyone talking about exclusives being first party. They're talking about exclusive games, period. It's why Rise of the Tomb Raider was mentioned in the OP.
When S.T.A.G.E. said "most of Microsoft's titles are coming in the 3rd and 4th quarter", he didn't mean exclusively 1st party games. He meant that's when MS unleashes its big exclusives (1st party, 3rd party, timed exclusive or console exclusive). Guess that went over your head and you shrunk the criteria to "internally developed games" in order to say "where are Sony's games, then?"....presumably because having all your big exclusive games saved for the holiday period (the only months that "count" according to Phil Spencer himself) instead of spreading them out over the year is a bad thing? And since that's the case with Xbox, you make up criteria to drag Playstation down as well? Well, take it up with MS. Those are the only months that count to them.
