Zanten said:
Xbox One numbers I have no real comment for, because I am curious how the next couple of years is going to go. Microsoft's done a very good job climbing out of the trench they dug for themselves last year, but at the same time, the series of titles being ported to PC suggest that they might be headed for some tripwire. -_- I'm reserving judgement until I see if Quantum Break and Sunset Overdrive are staying on X1, or also hopping to PC. I know that Halo is a big seller, but if Microsoft ends up relying on Halo/Gears/Forza/Fable again, they're liable to continue to get their butt kicked since they don't have the sales momentum advantage in the U.S. this time to compensate for a lack of varied exclusives. Anyway, hopefully they intend to invest in some new IPs, and bolster their first party studios instead of relying too heavily on third parties. |
im more confident in my ps4 numbers than anything. the ps3 is going to end up having a longer shelf life than the ps4. this generation isnt going to be nearly as long, and i dont care how much sony is going to want the ps4 on shelves for 8, 9, 10 years.. i dont think the market is going to allow for that to happen. the ps3 on the other hand, was built for the future. in fact, it was built too much for the future. it wasnt until 2009 that people were ready for ps3. ps4 is just going to be a different story. people are going to buy the shit out of it from beginning to end, but i dont think its going to have a long shelf life. those are my thoughts on that.
x1 numbers can vary tremendously depending on what ms does. first of all, they need to STOP losing exclusives to the PC. and second, like you said, they need to invest in new IPs. the x1 isnt going to sell by being a cable box, its going to sell because of software. i think MS is starting to realize that, and they placed their bets wrong at the start.
wii u, i dont know, we'll see.









