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Normchacho said:
I don't hold anything against MS for marketing the Scorpio for it's power. It only makes sense.

However, there are a couple of things going through my head.

1. I'm really interested in hearing what kind of impact people think the Scorpio will have.

2. I think some here are really underestimating the importance of a varied library. I find it pretty obvious that having more games in a wider array of genres would be pretty hugely beneficial.

If you love the Souls games, you can get DS3 on Xbox One. But the PS4 also has Bloodborne.
If you love open world RPGs, you can get The Witcher 3 on Xbox One. But the PS4 also has Horizon.
If you love sports games, you can get Madden on Xbox One. But the PS4 also has MLB.
If you like fighting games, you can get Tekken on Xbox One. But the PS4 also has Street Fighter.
if you love JRPGs, you can get FFXV on Xbox One. But the PS4 has like two dozen others aswell.

Then, you use marketing and exclusive content to fill in any gaps.

If you love shooters, Xbox is the only place to get Halo. But Sony has deals with CoD, Destiny, and Battlefront. It's not 1:1 of course, but it certainly lessens the blow.

For me this has been the key.  

I like Souls games.  So far the best bet has been PSX.
I like RPG of all typs.  So far the best bet has been PSX.

Nothing else really matters to me.  That is why for the forseeable future I just can't see for people like me that the Scorpio release is going to have any impact at all.  Just as it was with the Switch.



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