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yvanjean on 25 September 2020
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sales2099 said:
Runa216 said:

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no

The Xbox 360's biggest games outside of CALLADOODY was Kinect Adventures and Halo.

PS4's best selling games aside from Calladoody are stuff like Uncharted, Spider-Man, God of War, The Last of Us, and Horizon Zero Dawn. 

If you don't think exclusives sell games, then damn boy you need a lesson in console history. If it was third party multiplats, then why didn't Xbox One sell the most? I mean, it was the most powerful console, wasn't it? the OneX was WAY stronger than the PS4 pro, yet the years after its release were poorer than the years prior to its release, getting destroyed even more by PS4 afterwards. 

More mental gymnastics, kids. This is how you identify it. 

You know as bias as you or me are, you really have little idea how business works. Xbox X came too late into the gen to make a difference. The gamers allready decided what the trends were. This came too late to make a impact and only appealed to the niche core gamers. If something like this came out day 1 it would have helped. Not win, mind you Xbox One has more then a few problems in 2013 but having better multiplats would have been one less narrative Sony had in their favour at launch. 

She is not wrong Don Mattrik almost killed off the Xbox Brand, Xbox One was overprice and underpowered compared to PS4, Kinect 2.0, No backward compatibilities, Investing in third parties to supplement the first party studios, push for TV connectivity. If she left the Xbox eco-system before Phil Spencer turned it around, it was very dark days. On top of that, the Xbox big hitters game wasn't that good and there were so many failed and canceled projects. It wasn't until GamePass and enhanced backward compatibility came in and really salvage Xbox One last generation. 

It took Phil quite some time to turn it around too. Backward compatibility wasn't announced until June 2015, Gamepass was received with very low fanfare on June 1, 2017.  Xbox One S wasn't released until Aug 2016.