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shikamaru317 on 29 March 2023
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Cerebralbore101 said:
shikamaru317 said:

I find this an odd take. Xbox is overall the platform with the smallest userbase on VGC to my knowledge, afaik it's Nintendo > Sony > PC > Xbox. As far as I'm aware the preferred platform make-up of the mod-team is largely proportional to the overall userbase on VGC as well, and same for the writing team. 

PC users and Xbox users will both favor Microsoft when it comes to arguments, because Microsoft kowtows to PC users idea that all games should automatically come to PC. After all PC and Xbox are essentially the same thing at this point in the industry's life cycle. It's Xbox/PC > Nintendo > Sony. Especially on the news section of the site. Not sure where all the Nintendo fans are at. I know they exist but do they post frequently?

P.S. Thanks for actually engaging with me and providing me with proof that I was wrong in interpreting the commision's report. Thanks Ryu for trying. Sometimes I need a specific piece of evidence before finding I was wrong.


Well, just as a for instance, look at the results on the latest monthly most wanted thread:

https://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/thread/247135/most-wanted-march/1/

Nintendo games tend to dominate on that voting due to how many Nintendo fans VGC has. Zelda had almost 2x as many points this past month as PC+Xbox combined for Starfield. Final Fantasy 16, a PS5 timed exclusives that seemingly won't release on PC for at least a year after PS5 and likely even longer for Xbox (if it releases on Xbox at all, has been almost 3 years and FF7R still isn't on Xbox), also beat the combined PC+Xbox votes for Starfield by 2 points last month. On the forums at least, it definitely seems to be Nintendo > Sony > PC > Xbox. The article comments tend to have more Xbox friendly posters than the forums do, because there are some Xbox fans who aren't active on the forums but do use the home page to look at articles and track sales, but I'd hardly call the article comments Xbox biased personally.