pbroy said:
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Lol what are you talking about? Do i need to panda-headbutt you??
pbroy said:
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Lol what are you talking about? Do i need to panda-headbutt you??
DrDoomz said:
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I own TLoU on PS3 so there was no reason for me to buy it on PS4 but ill say coming this holiday MCC easily. No better package of content in video games.
Though this whole who has better games will always end with opinions rather than facts so maybe the topic should be dropped. Thread was never about who has the best games in the first place
Raziel123 said:
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The games could be on PC, PS4, WiiU it will will not change a thing. The topic is about the Xbox One doing well in that departement and you are just derailing the thread by trying to bash it at every occasion.
This forum could use more of this, threads of people just being excited about games or a console they own. Too much cynicism from all sides. Glad you're having fun Toast Boy.
I knew this was a toastboy thread right away. But I will say I was expecting it to be much worse. Pretty solid list of games.
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DrDoomz said:
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Whatever. Enjoy your remaster of a 2013 game, buddy!
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JayWood2010 said:
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Not the point. His exact statement was " The X1, so far, has a better library of games than the PS4!". TLOU:R is within the current library of the PS4 (as much as some ppl would like to downplay that fact), so he must think that there is a game currently out on the X1 that is even remotely close to TLOU:R, which makes me curious.
Otherwise, his statement would just be simply wrong in an objective sense.
DrDoomz said:
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I agre with you that TLOU:R is better that all x1 exclusives but it is still an opinion and cant be used as argument in wich has the best games.
AZWilficaton: It might be just a remaster, but the best game coming for x1 is also a remaster, acctually worse, a remaster of a remaster.
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