Why shouldn't you be allowed to name Monster Hunter for the Nintendo platforms, if the guy who critized you for listing said game allows himself to list No Man's Sky (a PC game that's being ported to PS4), Yakuza, Dragon Quest Heroes and Persona 5? Think about it.

OT: Nintendo of course.

Sony, of couse. Nothing can stop that megatrain.

PS4 I suppose, Bloodborne alone is a pretty massive highlight for me, although in reality it looks all three are going to have pretty great years.

NMS is a PS4 game that "probably" will get ported to PC.

Neither handheld has me excited for next year, which is a shame because I own both.

I think Sony has the best exclusives for this year. In 2014 I thought PS4 had the weakest exclusive lineup, even though I enjoyed a few games a great deal, but this year looks fantastic, as does Wii U's lineup. X1 also has a very strong lineup, and the more I have thought about MS's games this year the closer I think they are.

I am looking forward to the following on each system:

PS4 - The Order, Bloodborne, Until Dawn, Ratchet & Clank, Tearaway Unfolded, Uncharted 4, Persona 5, and depending on their release year, Ys 8, Yakuza 5 and Wild.

Wii U - Kirby (a bit), Yoshi's Woolly World, Xenoblade X, Zelda U, Mario Maker, Splatoon, Devil's Third (a bit), Star Fox

X1 - Halo 5, Forza 6, Quantum Break (I think this may have slipped to 2016). Gears Trilogy and Banjo if announced. I don't think Scalebound will be 2015

Pretty good year for everyone I think

Nope, but whatever floats your boat.

I'm far more interested in the incoming Nintendo games at the moment.

They've always developed for consoles first (the first Joe Danger didn't even get released on PC until 3 years later) and NMS is confirmed to be a PS4 timed exclusive, so yes, they are making it for PS4, so it's a PS4 game. Same as Hellblade.

Have you played both? Having played all the UC games and TR 2013 myself I can say that both have their strong points. But UC is the series that gets more than one play through of each game from me, while TR 2013 got one play through and I haven't been interested in picking it up again. I'll certainly welcome RoTR to PS4 when it comes and I will play it, but UC is IMO overall the better franchise at the moment. If RTR significantly advances on TR 2013, the TR franchise might edge ahead.

OT, If you only take exclusives into account then Nitendo is hard to beat. With Wii U selling so badly there is almost no shovelware going on to that platform so the library has a golden, if somewhat sparse, sheen to it. But if you take the total library that will release on each platform the quality of PS4 and Xb one comes through with much of the shared library adding to the exclusives to pad out the quality. As some sort of measure, we might find that the number of 90+ games on Nintendo platforms will be higher than PS or Xb, but the number of 80+ games on PS and Xb will be higher. Because of the lack of RTR on PS4 in 2015 pretty much the only games I'm lookinmg forward to this year are PS4 exclusives: The Order, Bloodborne, UC4. I am interested in The Witcher 3, but as I got burned with Diablo III AND The Elder Scrolls I'm a little wary of much hyped non-party based RPGs that make the cross over from PC to console (albeit the Witcher 2 made the cross over to 360). I want to want it, but I'm just not sure.

I only made an account to tell you that you are wrong! 100% wrong! The game was backed as a PC exclusive game until Sony paid for a port to PS4. 

NMS is a PC game that is getting ported to PS4, end of story...