Xbone:
Sunset Overdrive
Fable Legends

PS4:
Driveclub
Rime

I have never played a Kirby or Mario Party game, and probably never will.

With the Wii U games next year, I fell I will not be able to buy any game before reading reviews.
Yoshi Island is one of the best 50 videogames ever, but the 3 Yoshi games made after it for N64, DS and 3DS were very mediocre.

Splatoon may have a poor single player campaign, and the only multiplayer I like is 1 vs 1 like in fighting games or chess, I don't want to be part of a group and chat.

With Xenoblade I need to know the plot, I am not buying a Xeno game about teenagers who kill god.

With Devil's third, I need to see how good it is, since it looked very rough. But this is the game I am more interested in by far.

With Zelda, well, it is an Aonuma Zelda made after skyward sword, I will have to wait to see how good it is.

Not interested in Mario Maker.


I am very interested in the new game of IS Codename Steam, I put 180 hours in Fire Emblem Awakening, and I trust them on making an addictive replayable strategy game, probably the only game I will buy day one.

As an Xbone owner, I'm not particularly excited for Sunset Overdrive or Fable Legends.

I completely understand.  I really don't think it is over-saturated though.  I mean it is 2 different developers co-working on 2 different types of games that go in two different directions.  I am really hoping that they take their time with FM6 and release it 2016, so they can get more cars and tracks into the game unlike the rushed/unfinished FM5.  I am so dissapointed with FM5, but it was still a good game overall.

Even if you ignored the main Forza series, 2 years is too soon for another open world racer.

When you don't ignore it, it's still the same cars using the same graphics engine, every year. It's too much (and it's annoying when they sacrifice quality like in Forza 5).

Mario Party 10
SSB U
Pikmin 3
Mario Maker
Kirby
Yoshi
NSMBU
among others