| fleischr said: Xbox did better when it had a clear price advantage on PS4. There's only so much oxygen in the room at once. For core gamers, the energy is still on PS4 exclusives and PC. For everyone else, Switch has captured a huge mindshare. I haven't had a compelling reason to look at Xbox One recently since the S launched. Not to whine too much, but cancelling Scalebound was a huge turnoff for me. I don't want to look forward to games that just get cancelled. I feel like a lot of people feel the same way. |
Same, something changed with the cancellation of Scalebound and this E3's lack of new exclusives. Waited 3 years for Phil Spencer to deliver and he failed. I've nearly pretty much lost all my enthusiasm for the brand. Looking at mind share, PS4 was yuuge with all the exclusives as was the Switch launch, it seems like gaming was all about those 2 platforms in the last 6 months. The only time Xbox came into news was when they showed the Xonex, but left as soon as E3 ended. And then Crash came out and broke sales records, and 2 new FF came out (XIV Stormblood, XII HD). On Switch side u got Arms and Splatoon 2, but nothing on Xbox.
| tinfamous12 said: The Xbox brand usually does this in the first half of the year. It's because Microsoft usually owns the holiday marketing. |
Marketing budget? PS4 will dominate the holidays, not just the entire world, also in the US. Destiny2 , Fifa, SWBF2, COD deals vs Shadow of War?
