When consoles are retired and enter their golden years.

[flashfire926]

Cerebralbore101 said:

flashfire926 said:

Let's ~30 of those games are sports games/releases (the latest sport game incarnations should count), we still have 100 quality games. Then there are those games that are quality and got just below 80 (Quantum Break). Then there are those games that were initially panned but improved a lot thorough post-launch support (Rainbow Six: Seige, Recore Definitive). Then there are games in there in Xbox game preview program (something PS lacks atm).

And then there are smaller games that got under 10 reviews. For example Shovel Knight:

http://www.gamerankings.com/xboxone/133147-shovel-knight/index.html

The Vanishing of Ethan Carter:

https://www.gamerankings.com/xboxone/221188-the-vanishing-of-ethan-carter/index.html

Firewatch:

http://www.gamerankings.com/xboxone/196134-firewatch/index.html

Yeah, let's assume that games with under 10 reviews, and that are still quality but under the 80% mark, balance out with the DLCs, Sports games, and re-releases. That would give us around 150 to 200 quality games that the two systems have in common. Now take out every game that has the bulk of the content needing online servers to enjoy. 

And? PS4 has it's bulk of online games too, as well as sports games, dlcs, and re-releases too. This is not something exclusive to Xbox.

I don't think there any DLC's that have 10 or more reviews.

Witcher 3: Blood and Wine has 6 reviews: http://www.gamerankings.com/xboxone/142231-the-witcher-3-wild-hunt-blood-and-wine/index.html 

Even the DLC that people bill as "best of this generation" and "it's own game" has less than 10 reviews.