endy.G said:
i also could say no1 gives a shit about uncharted and most sony first party games in the us. they only buy that console for theire daily dose of shooter and sports + action games. why do they even try. and that would be pure arrogant fanboy talk, too microsoft has to compete with sony this generation without the xb360 head start and the fucked up ps3 launch.
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How does anything you said negate anything I said or how does it even have anything to do with what I said? Of course the nobody part was hyperbole on my part, I thought that should be obvious but the simple fact is that, and vgchartz data shows this, MS' first party offering does not make huge waves in Europe, which will now only be further amplified by the current situation of the Xbox One.
You bring up Uncharted as an example of the same being true for Sonys first party in the US (which btw is something I'd agree on, aside from a couple franchises nothing on Sonys side is huge on selling consoles in the US either), which is a really poor example as every Uncharted in the US (on PS3 at least) has managed to sell over 2 million copies, something that outside of Kinect Adventures no MS exclusive has managed in Europe (if we exclude the UK).
And games like Fifa and Minecraft will just be bought on other systems where they are available as well and where they have a huge userbase in Europe already.
The rest of your post is nice I guess, but has nothing to do with what I said. MS want to make up marketshare in Europe with their lineup this holiday season and I'm simply saying that outside of the UK this is not going to happen with that offering. It might if Sony just sat around doing nothing, but the way things are looking, they will have to try something different to actually gain an amount of marketshare that's worth mentioning in continental Europe cause currently it looks like the complete opposite is happening. There's nothing arrogant about saying that.