Ratchet ACiT, ToD, Nexus, and Q4B; Uncharted 1-3, Killzone 2, GoW 3 and Ascesion, Infamous 1 and 2, Resistance 3, Puppeteer, Sly 4, Twisted Metal, Heavy Rain, Beyond, Flower, and Journey are exclusives I've kept in my permanent collection because they're QUALITY.  The ones that I would keep were I a 360 owner (because I've played all their big name exclusive through for the most part) are Halo 3 and 4, Gears 1-3, Fable 2, L4D 1 and 2, and maybe a Forza.

That's 20 vs. 9 in terms of quality and I was pretty inclusive with my MS list even counting a racer I'll probably never get.  Does Xbox have preferred exclusives for many people?  Yes, but not everyone.  Most people agree at this point that Sony's marketing hurts their sales badly for many of their mid-tier games like Puppeteer and Sly 4.  Did you see a single commercial for those games?  Why was Puppeteer released a week before GTA5?  These are the kind of things that really hurt their games and many of them appear on Plus which cuts off the legs like Infamous 2.  So you can't use simple sales especially Sony delivers so many that it makes their sales more spread out.  Their quality is fine and given how many people have never HEARD of half the games I mentioned for the Sony side their problem is obviously bad PR because once though people got a taste many of them ended up buying those same games.

Then theres the fact that their developers are also making vita games.

there isnt a "game genie" they can wish and a game be made. it takes time, 2015 it will show, plus they still have some unannounced ips.

They've opened up over a dozen studios over the last couple of years. MS will be fine. 

I agree with this pretty much. There are SO many differences and factors that have changed from then compared to now. This is kind of a very silly comparision that doesn't really make much sense to me to be honest. Games cost way more to develop now, a lot of those games were 3rd party exclusives, quantity does not equal quality, you left out that the online aspect is huge now so indie/f2p/downlaodable titles play a much bigger role now.....there are way to many holes in the thought process of the OP on this one,

No disrepect or anything because it is still your opinion but looking at how things and times have changed I just can't agree with this at all.

First, your title is incorrect. Plenty of studios, but the exclusive from those studios are delayed into 2015-2016.

Second, with all the big multiplat games and the PS4 being the more powerful system, I am not to sure that exclusives are as important this gen. Watchdogs proved that....

They dont really need more studios, they just need more money.
More money means more games made, but at the moment Sony is still recuperating its losses.

It's a joke? Sony is the first party with more development teams so far. This thread sounds like politics against Sony, playing with dates and facts. Sony didn't develop many games in early PS3 life because of its hard difficult arquitecture. Final years for PS3 there was a lot of first party exclusives. First year of PS4 has only three mayor exclusives made by Sony studios (Killzone: Shadow Fall, InFamous: Second Son, and Driveclub) because Sony didn't kill PS3, but now many titles were confirmed for this year and 2015 like The Order: 1886, Uncharted 4, Gran Turismo 7, ABZÛ, and projects by Naughty Dog, Santa Monica Studios, Japan Studio, London Studio, and Media Molecule, all confirmed, in addition with other confirmed exclusive games from third parties produced by Sony (who keeps the rights) like RiME, Bloodborne or Shadow of the Beast. And remastered games like The Last of Us o Ratchet and Clank. I insist. All exclusive. Real exclusive.

Sony is struggling financially and Yoshida already said to expect less AAA games on ps4. Yoshida is happy with the indie games, so expect those to be the focus of the console moving forward.

The problem with more exclusive games like that, is they just don't sell as much as they should. In the last 4-5 years Sony knocked it out of the park for PS3 with a lot of exclusive games. Quite a few of them flopped. Mixed in with the 3rd party release dates, there just isn;t enough consumer cash around when people only buy the same titles every year.