Ive said this before and again. PS4 isnt selling much drastically different than the PS3 when it was officially dropped to $500(on track to sell 3-6 million more). Pricepoint+Sony fanbase + converts. I wouldnt say the current game lineup is what is making people buy, but people are considering future games.

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 I'm in a similar situation with my Wii-U. I own it, but have yet to buy a single game for it. Everything to choose from on the system is either terrible or just more rehashed material. PS4 is definitely my main console this gen. 

Yes. in the very near future, and B3YOND it'll have the best exclusive games. And, the multiplatform games looks stunningly sexy on it.

I'll like to add that I didn't buy a PS4 on hype. I buy it because I know my favorite franchises will be on it.

Why did you even buy one?

As for "rehash", (which by this point has degenerated into a synonym for "sequel on a system I don't like") I could level that at PS4 as well; Killzone, Infamous, Last of Us...

God, these topics never end.

It sells better because it's cheaper, it's plays better games, the controller is better, it has cheaper online subscription, it has better word of mouth, and it won people over by not being a dick (ie. what Microsoft tried not to do before their infinite 180's happened.) 

Your Avatar reminds me of a girl I once liked and did not like me back, ironically her name was Alessa Wagner... 

Oh well, the Ps4 is the best console in terms of games, and it has a nice selection of free games as well, so it is pretty fair that it has some good sales figures.

Nope not a single game has made me want to run out and buy a PS4.

 Do you really want me to explain that?... Okay.

So back in 2012, I was in front of the TV watching Nintendo's E3 12 presentation when they first unveiled the name of their new gen hardware and details. They spit up all this gamer that their new console would be a true next gen system with games from every genre combined with a state of the art new way to play and superior online services that, all of those combined, would put any 7th gen console to shame. In my mind, Nintendo was basically talling me that they were going back to the days of the SNES and N64 when Nintendo actually innovated and put many awesome games on their console that appealed to all. They weren't trying to pull another Wii. They wanted to make an actual games console, and not something that's only fun when you're drunk at a family party. So I get back from MCRT a couple months after Wii-U's release and decide to buy based off hearing such good things coming to the system. Almost as soon I do, that's when the console's whole image goes completely to crap. The online service is garbage. There's literally no games on it besides ANOTHER NSMB, a very poorly done zombie title, a lego game, and a list of third party titles that don't even run as well as 8 year old hardware, plus the controller, the console's biggest selling point, turns out to feel clunky and feels cheap. Nintendo starts marketing to children again, all the "this is a hardcore console!" goes out the window, and the only games that seem to even remotely matter are more cartoony low end titles that I have zero interest in. 

To put it bluntly, I fell for the lie, and now I refuse to support the console anymore than I have already. At least until something that genuinely interests me releases on it. Sadly, from what I've seen of Zelda U, that may not happen for a loooong time. 

While I agree that what is available on PS4 thus isn't the greatest thing ever, the console at least gets genuine third party/ indie support, and the list of upcoming titles is only looking better and better as the months go on. With Wii U, I feel like the console will literally be done as soon as Zelda U releases, with almost nothing of worth between now and then.

Mind you, this is all just my personal opinion, and I should hope noone is personally bothered by it.