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Veknoid_Outcast on 18 June 2016
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WoodenPints said:
Veknoid_Outcast said:

Yeah, when you start adding in third-party exclusives the balance of power switches back to PlayStation. Games like Persona 5, Nioh, and Dragon Quest Builders look too good to pass up.

But I gotta say I'm liking what I'm seeing from Xbox. If Microsoft Studios could jumpstart Fable and fix Halo, then it would really be something special.

I've always seen it like this when it comes to the balance, Even when I only owned a PS4 I was strangely always looking forward to Microsoft's E3 show more than Sony's and that was when I never even owned a Xbox One and it was the same again this year now I own both consoles but at the end of the day the 3rd party Japanese support will totally eclipse anything Microsoft throws out on the "grand scheme of things" no matter how good it is and it has always been the reason PS has been strong, Never understood why MS cut off Japanese support. (yes I believe it was a internal decision rather than Japan moving away from Xbox which ultimately led to the latter)

Totally agree. Right now, I think both Sony and Microsoft have a first-party problem. Microsoft mitigates that problem by creating partnerships that produce games like Scalebound and ReCore, and Sony mitigates the problem by inviting in third-party Japanese exclusives.