Until they announce what those 15 exclusives are, there's no point in reacting prematurely. Outside of Forza and Quntum Break, we have no ideas what the other 13 titles are. For all we know it could include a bunch of Kinect and Live Arcade games.
Until they announce what those 15 exclusives are, there's no point in reacting prematurely. Outside of Forza and Quntum Break, we have no ideas what the other 13 titles are. For all we know it could include a bunch of Kinect and Live Arcade games.
Did they say 15 exclusive titles/games or just 15 exclusives? How many will be Kinect titles out of those possible 15?
I am not buying the Xbox One because of the requirement of Kinect itself. Don't want a console that watches me while I game
Tone aside, the OP has a point. There's a reason Microsoft has been neglecting to support the 360 with new games over the past year or so. They have been likely gearing up for a huge launch. Where Sony likes to dick around with a "Ho hum, we're launching this product and it will be around for 10 years, so what's the hurry to put games on it?" attitude, Microsoft prefers to come out swinging, build up momentum, and then kick back after a few years and coast on said momentum for the rest of the generation.
So I expect we'll see just what they've been working on all this time and their E3 presentation will be rife with exclusive games, some of which will even be actual games as opposed to exercise or TV.
I'm not worried in the slightest. Sony will bring their quality, and that's better than anything in the industry imo.

| Fusioncode said: A lot of people aren't interested because they know Microsoft. I'm positive that only 7 or 8 of those games will actually be released in the first year like they promised. Most of them will either be Kinect or XBLA games, which isn't a problem but it's not retail. I'll guess that only 4 of those titles will be retail games. Again this is all speculation on my part but given how Microsoft has been operating this gen, I don't think I'm too far from the truth. On a side note, Twisted Metal and Starhawk were awesome games. Just because they didn't sell well doesn't mean they were mediocre. |
I loved Twisted Metal. And I personally believe it it hadn't been for the servers, it would've sold over a million in 2012. They kinda ruined the game for me because it was nearly unplayable for a month or two and then everyone else had given up on the game.
Angelus said:
A core gamer will buy whatever platform has games that interest him/her, so if you can say beyond a shadow of a doubt that you would never buy an X1, without even seeing what it will have to offer in terms of games........ Well that's sad |
Actually, I'm both. I am a Sony fanboy. Am I proud of it? Not really, but I own up to it. I am also a core gamer, both for the PlayStation and on my PC.
To clarify, I have no intentions on buying an Xbox one because of all of the anti-consumer policies and bullshit that were being reported shortly after the reveal. GRANTED, MS seems to have dispelled the used game fee which is a step in the right direction but they have not fully expanded on all of it.
It's that kind of mentality that puts me at odds with MS and the Xbox One. I can only hope the PS4 does not get any funny ideas. Besides, if the first xbox and 360 did not win me over, chances ares the Xbox one will not change my mind either. Last point, I saw the Xbox One reveal. I don't need a cable box, I need a next gen gaming console first and foremost and what I saw at the xbox reveal was MS pandering to everybody but gamers so excuse if i'm a little skeptical or negative on the Xbox one.
First impressions are always the most lasting.
No Im not worried. We dont yet know what mix of AAA hardcore, family and/or kinect games MS will be showing. Even if most of them are very high quality 85+ games, I still wont be worried. Regardless of any games MS delivers, I know and trust that sony will have some of their excellent titles will be returning (such as UC, R&C etc) and that we will see a whole bunch of new IPs. I have no doubt that I and most other playstation fans will be very satisfied with our offerings.
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Similar could be asked of Xbox fans. With the PS4 currently showing five first party exclusives that are coming out for launch, three that actually look good, are Xbox fans worried?
The amount of exclusives don't matter if the exclusives aren't any good.
WebMasterFlex said:
And don't forgot how people will boycott the product..... |
First of all, I'm not a fanboy. I own just about every gaming console released in the past 15 years. I'll buy any system as long as there are games on it that appeal to me.
I was not upset by the X1 reveal at all. They said up front that they would focus on the games at E3, and that the reveal was going to be about their vision for the new console. The reveal did exactly that, and I was personally happy with what I saw.
As for your comment about people boycotting the product.....X1 is already #1 on amazon.de (a region in which Xbox isn't even very popular at all), and #1 on the wishlist for US and UK. I've also hear from friends that demand at big gaming stores like Game, and GameStop is very high. I think it'll be just fine 