Which I'm sure sony will do. 

If PS4 owners are happy with the library so far, more power to them. You can't convince somebody that what they like is worse than what you like. It's not some type of cult. If Game X wants a PS4, it's because that's what appeals to him. No need to justify.

Me? If I only owned one of the three home consoles, I would go crazy. All of then are lacking majorly when it comes to library but combined offer a lot of fun.

Ps4 owners will say ps4 exclusives are the best

Xbox 1 oners will say xbo exclusives are the best

wiiu owners will say wiiu excluisves are the best

I agree with this! Normally I don't get into the console this and that. However, downplaying from either side on games is a no no to me. I will say that all 3 have more games than their predecessors had when they dropped in their first year. I have all 3, so I don't miss anything!

Oh yeah, that metascore means a lot to people that don't enjoy that type of game.

Also, I think its impressive are due to lack of other notable exclusives on PS4. People had money to spend on something after not buying The Order. :-p

Again, people from MS work on KI as well. MS threw money at Double Helix to create a team of fighting game veterans. KI is better than ever thanks to MS. Give credit where its due.

Well the audience that shares the sentiment of Halo being great is certainly bigger than those with positive things to say about Killzone. Its funny, Killzone 2 is amongst the reviewed PS3 game and its something few seem to remember fondly. That series isn't terrible, but it didn't live up to the hype.

Tomb Raider inspired Uncharted, the Tomb Raider reboot was inspired by Uncharted. Hence, they are two IPs that simply borrowed from each other. Tomb Raider just nailed the gameplay better than Uncharted. I'd argue Uncharted 2 is a game people don't remember as fondly, Sony fans just needed something to boast about at the time.

When it comes to gameplay, I absolutely believe MS's offerings are better. But I like Sony games for story telling and trying to make unique experiences. I spend significantly more time with Xbox exclusives. But I still enjoy Sony games enough to play through them.

Ultimately, its a matter of taste. For example, you can't convince someone Playstation has the best games if all they care about is Halo.

I owned an X1, but now am back to PC and gen7 stuff only. Nintendo has the best exclusive lineup in volume and average quality. It's just that their 3rd party lineup is abominable.

The exclusives for the PS4 and X1 are so infrequent that I feel like people fuss over them more than it's worth. Okay, so Halo 5 is coming this fall. Then what? 3 years or so until Halo 6 (as a mainline game?). What else is there, Gears, Forza, and Fable? What about Sony? About the same honestly (people could sanely argue that Sony has more total exclusives, but they're mostly mid-budget and vary widely in quality from mediocre to amazeballs of course).

I mean think about it, say you had a rule where you could ONLY buy the 1st party exclusives for one system :

The PS4 and X1 owners would go insane from boredom.

The WiiU owners would fare somewhat better, but also still die of boredom.

Seriously, unless you are down for indies in a big way, you can go MONTHS with nothing new to play of note. Depending on your standards of AAAness, maybe even ~1year+.

Then you need to take your own advice and give credit where it's due and stop downplaying. Double Helix was already a team before MS hired them. I don't discredit them (MS) at all. I just think you're giving too much credit to MS for the development. Sure they funded the game being made, but DH developed it. I guess it doesn't matter which way you look at it here. MS is still responsible for KI. I'll just give you that since we'll be spinning our wheels here.

Oh and Uncharted 2 is considered the best Uncharted thus far. You may be exaggerating how popular it really is. Sony fans don't forget it. It's others who don't have a PlayStation that has opinions on what they think it means to Sony fans. Now at the bolded is where I'm going to call you out on being bias. You don't think MS fans right the Halo gravy train like it's still Halo 2?! MS fans do the same thing as Sony fans. BOTH DO IT! If you say one company is doing it more than the other, you're being bias. There's no other way to argue that.

Well here's the thing. You like what MS offers the best. That's fine. I like what they all offer. I don't pigeon-hole them into categories like Sony for cinematics, or MS for shooters, or maybe Nintendo for cartoony/kiddie gameplay. Each repsective giant are the best at what they do in their own lane. It's where others that over critique that don't have the systems themselves talk crap about another system and it's games that I can't jive with. I'm not saying just because you don't have that console, you don't have a right to an opinion. I would never say that. It just hurts your credibility of objectivity when these type of discussions or debates ensue. I respect your opinion man. We'll have to agree to disagree here.

Again, people at MS also worked on the game. The money MS gave Double Helix allowed them to bring in a team of fighting game veterans. Hence, they didn't just give an IP to Double Helix and tell them to have at it. I give credit to both MS and Double Helix.

Personally I think Uncharted 3 is better, but I'm not exactly crazy about any game in that series. They are solids games they got more praise than they deserve. The praise Halo 2 received was primarily for multiplayer and at the time that truly was something special. Uncharted multiplayer was always garbage and that's why nobody talks about it.

My opinions come from my personal taste and having actually played through many Playstation exclusives. Their big focus is cinematics and presentation. It was a big focus on PS3 and thus far its been too big of a focus on PS4. Forget my bias, even avid Sony fans are yearning for notable 1st party games from Sony.

On all three consoles, people are yearning for notable 1st party games. The rest of your narrative is one-sided. As usual.