ok, seriously guys, im going to try to break this down as consicely and as clearly as possible. ps4 does have a bunch of releases for the holiday. they are a bunch of third party releases that you dont necessarily need a ps4 for. i recognize those titles and i recognize that a lot of people would buy a ps4 for that, and theyre legitimate reasons to buy a ps4. but when we say that they have nothing lined up for the holiday, we are talking about ps4 exclusives that sony is responsible for. games that sony had a hand in, in order to bring customers to their console specifically. as far as this list goes, three of those games should be in the "+ps3" column, and two of them have already released. what is remaining is really what youre looking at for this fall. 

so to reiterate, this is what we mean when we say sony has nothing for fall. its not that there is literally nothing for the system, but there is nothing that is really driving you to get a ps4 specifically. although ps4 is a great option to play all the games, you dont necessarily need one. i hope that kind of clears up this idea of sony not having any games. when you really take a good look at the ps4 only column, youll see that its pretty bare bones, which is kind of sad.

It would have been tremendous if the annoucement was made at the beginning of the generation Alfredo-San. Maybe that could have been something that could have somewhat turned around the Xbox One's fourtunes.

I don't know about world wide but if the Xbone launched as it is RIGHT NOW? With BC thrown in? I think it would be clear and away the leader in the US. The fact that it's neck and neck after that horrible launch is nothing short of a miracle.

But you could say that with almost any system 2yrs after it has been on the market. If the PS4 would have launched as it is right now the situation could actually be the same. And I think the reason it is neck and neck is due to aggressive price cutting and deals for the XB1 in my opinion.