This thread is a freakin joke... Facts bloodborne delayed a month from February 2015 to march 2015. Also, the order 1886 was supposed to be holiday title 2014 but was delayed to 2015. The facts that Sony had such a strong 2015 was simply because of their lackluster performance for holiday 2014. you also fail to mention the big picture .... There only a drought of exclusive if there nothing else to replace first party games like on the WiiU. Has a Xbox one owner there has not been a drought in 2015... Dying light in January ...evolve in February ... March was a huge month with Screamride, Ori and the blind Forest, Battlefield hardline, Project cars... April slower with Mortal kombat X and State of decay... witcher 3 in March. This is what you call a drought, why don't you ask a WiiU owner and see what a real drought.

Sure your focus is on exclusivity drought but that what make Xbox one and Ps4 superior to WiiU ... Third party more then make up for lack of console exclusive. Beside as fan of games in general, we're the real loser when you can't play game because of console exclusivity. Console exclusivity isn't really something that should be celebrated.

With all the new games, Hd remastered and indie games release this year on Xbox one there really no reason for me to even consider getting a PS4. Sure, I admit that bloodborne might be a great game and a wonderful experience but there more then enough other games to make up for it on Xbox one. Beside, Sunset overdrive was an amazing game that I hope PS4 owner get to experience one day. I'd rather be a fan of games then a fan of taking side in a console war. I chosen to invest my money in Xbox but doesn't mean I don't respect or want to play game exclusive to PS4. I may just yet get one in 2-3 year when price drop. I already own two consoles in Xbox one and Wiiu ... pS4 can wait when I will buy one to play the 3-4 worthwhile exclusive at a discount.

Maybe from some but as an Xbox fan they don't get a free pass from me. GWG on Xbone has been terrible imo. 1 game a month and it's an indie game 99% of the time. 

First point, 'Xbox One has no games'? Really? I have been playing the following since launch (exclusives followed by non-exclusives); Forza Motorsport 5, Halo MCC (which is 4 games in one), Titanfall, Forza Horizon 2, Sunset Overdrive, Ryse: Son of Rome, Killer Instinct, Horizon 2 Fast and Furious, Project Spark, Powerstar Golf, Max The Curse of Brotherhood, Call of Duty: Advanced Warfighter, Plants vs. Zombies Garden Warfare, Rayman Legends, Child of Light, Worms Battlegrounds and PoolNationFX (The games I can think of, maybe more). - So, your first point is ridciulous.

Just because MS doesn't release 'no games for 9 months', doesn't mean there are 'no games to play for 9 months'. I am still well and truely wrapped up in Horizon 2, Titanfall and Sunetset Overdrive because they are big games with long reply value. If MS release 4 games during the holiday (for example), what difference does it make if they release them all at once or one every 3 months? You still have the same amount of content to play? For example, Horizon 2 was released last fall, but it is such a big and fun game that I am still playing it, the last thing I need is another game to play.

Your third point... games like The Order and Until Dawn don't have long replay value for a start, so soon after their release everyone has completed them and wants something new. Plus, they are all in a similar genre (horror). I do not personally like horror games, so from my personal perspective Sony have released nothing that I want to play for quite a whilte, the last games was Driveclub.