| Azuren said: I love Halo. But I don't like that they're milking it now. Reach is the last one to me. Gears never resonated with me, and I'll stick with GT. I don't consider re-releases to be actual releases. I never agreed with exclusive lists that include Last of Us, so I don't agree with Rare Replay being a reason to buy an XB1. It's nice, but not a seller to me. Sea of Thieves is something I look forward to, but it'll be on PC, too, so I'll get it there. As far as the controller is concerned, the DS4 is easily the best Playstation controller ever, and I personally find it much more comfortable than the XB1 controller. In fact, I'd say the XB1 controller was a step backwards for Xbox. That's all personal opinion, though; hands are all shaped differently. |
The deal with compilation it all depends on how long the games been out of market and is it still available to gamer (legally).
Even has a big Xb1 fan I cant deny that last of us is an exception it sold over 4 million copies on PS4 (almost same as what it sold on PS3), the game release at a time when people were switching from Xbox 360 and PS4 did not have many games or exclusives and #1 factor is that it will never be available on XB1. But, that also like saying GTA V & Tomb Raider definitive edition are two of the best game made for PS4/XB1.
What make Rare Replay so good is that it allows you to play all these old games that you can't play anymore unless you have the old consoles. They are also selling the game at a discount, Rare replay is simply a fan service by Rare for people that wants to play these games. I bought it day 1, just to replay Blast Corp, Conker, Banjo and R.C. Pro-Am. Microsoft did buy the exclusive right to all these game in modern era by owning Rare.
Same can be said with Master Chief Collection: that game did two thing that totally stand out allowed you to play Halo 1 multiplayer online for the first time ever and brought back Halo 2 multiplayer for fan that wanted to play it. It's also the best couch co-op game available on Ps4 and Xb1.







