| Zoombael said: It's not my opinion. It is a fact. My "opinion" would be: Microsoft has lackluster 1st party exclusives A-Z, absence of new and interesting IPs across the genres is repellent for someone who plays all sorts of games and likes to see the unfamiliar ... new worlds, characters, stories, gameplay mechanics. I don't like conventional racing games, they bore the hell out of me, furthermore Forza 6 is nothing but an update. And i don't play FPS on consoles. So much for "numerous games". Eh.. no, that's still just an opinion. My opinion was Sony's first party lineup was lackluster/mediocre this year. You disagree. Unlike you though, I won't quote and attack you for that opinion. Your belief that the first party offerings were on the same level is nothing more than your opinion :) And see, there, where you downplay Forza 6 and shooters, that's fine. Different strokes for different folks. I don't care for Uncharted collections, or Japanese games. So suddenly Sony's offerings were quite bare in 2015.
"Mine is that Sony's level of first party stuff this year was mostly mediocre." This also not an opinion. It's an obvious fact - regarding new content - and many see the need pointing it out although it is not required. Eh.. apparently you are reading a different thread, many people here believe Sony's first party stuff in 2015 was great. "You can throw Bloodborne in there if you want, it's quality, but not first party." Like it matters if it is first party or not. So i throw in Until Dawn too. Btw. both were made in cooperation with 1st party studios. In a discussion regarding first party offerings, yes, whether or not the game is first party kind of matters. Though, as I said, include it if you want. And Until Dawn. Sony published those games. They deserve credit for them existing. "Not sure what that list warz was but I saw Xbox Fitness on there which isn't a 2015 title so I'm going to assume you're confused as to what my post says." Those are all available PS4/X1 exclusives. Games playable only on named plattforms. |
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