It's my own belief even though Microsoft did say something similar.

Weird cause Sony released more games late in the gen not to mention 360 has been around longer than ps3. That doesn't explain the last of us sales. I'll be waiting for your next thread detailing your new excuses

its still early.

no gears or halo to market yet.

is outselling X1 and Wii U because is a better console than both. Simple lile that.


also I have a question: is he an toastboy alt?

For a more recent example, I did a bit of an audit-like-thing a month or two ago, using Wikipedia's list of console exclusives, found here; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_video_game_exclusives_%28seventh_generation%29#Xbox_360

Using November 4th, 2010 as a starting point, i.e. when Kinect games first started coming out, I counted about 56 exclusives titles for the Xbox 360, as well as 4 PC-ported 'sorta exclusives.'

Which I then cross-referenced with THIS list; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Kinect_games_for_Xbox_360

After removing everything that was listed as requiring the Kinect, or wasn't a game (there were some video editing stuff, and interactive TV titles that required the Kinect for full utility anyway) and I was left with 9 'true exclusives,' and of course the 4 PC ports.

Of those 9 true exclusives, 7 belonged to Halo, Gears, Forza or Fable; the Fable title wasn't even a new game, just a remade version of the original. So, six new games, basically, from existing franchises, over the course of around four years.

The remaining two games consisted of a Kinect shooter (that I didn't disqualify only because it wasn't listed as NEEDING the Kinect) called Blackwater... aaaaand Sesame Street: Once Upon A Monster.

The four PC games, for the record, were State of Decay, Toy Soldiers: Cold War, Minecraft, and the Witcher 2.

Read Kresnik's link. Just because you don't like the results of a survey, it doesn't make it clickbait.

"According to data given to Re/code, Nielsen surveyed 1,200 gamers from age 7 to 54 and found that 31 percent, almost a third, bought a PS4 after owning an Xbox 360 or Wii, but not a PS3."

I agree. It's very early. But no Gran Turismo or Uncharted either.

"However, there’s one big caveat to the survey, which is that it asked only what consumers currently owned at the time of the survey, not what they had owned in the past. So, people who sold their PlayStation 3 in order to buy a PlayStation 4 would’ve been marked down as non-PS3 owners."

As reported on multiple sites. Just because you want something to be true doesnt not make it clickbait.

edit:http://recode.net/2014/08/20/nielsen-one-third-of-playstation-4-owners-switched-from-xbox-or-wii/?shared=email&msg=fail

edit 2: Your quote just reinforces what I was saying. Good job.

I'd like to think it's because the PS4 had more games released for it almost every month.

Also Sony supported the PS3 longer than they should of with the new Grand Turismo and Puppeteer.   I really doubt it's because PS3 people are bored.   

But you have no evidence supporting that. You're merely citing someone else's interpretation. It might have... it might have not. Another quote from Kresnik's link:

"that total could include those who sold their PS3s at GameStop to help pay for PS4."