With the amount of exclusives and PSVR coming next year, Xbox One will most like drop off a cliff very soon. Xbox One is too similar to PS4, only weaker, and the amount of support the PS4 is receiving from third parties is insane. Mix that with PS4's awesome first party that MS can not match and things start to look very bleak for Xbox One.

Falling off a cliff is probably a little extreme. A slippery slope is how I'd describe it and Uncharted 4 will give it an extra push.

I am talking Gen X and children. Despite Sony's brand and dominance they split it pretty evenly with Xbox and Nintendo brands in the US in recent years.

The people that buy CoD, Fifa, and GTA are fairly core as they buy more then the average or average attach rate. The casuals are the ones that buy 4 or less games Lifetime.

It surely will.

My sources tells me so, and I've done some infiltration inside the microsoft flagship store in NYC.

Believe it!

It still got a year in it before the competition becomes too overwhelming..

Fallout 4 just sold 2 million+ copies on Xbox week 1.

Its likely sold over 4 million copies of Black Ops (in two weeks).

All whilst still selling tonnes of copies of Halo, Rise of the Tomb Raider and plenty of multiplats.

The only reason publishers would even consider forgoing the massive revenue from releasing at low cost on a console with similar power and architecture to the PS4 is a massive insertion of funds from Sony. And Sony is less and less likely to do that, given their strong market position.

So the short answer is no, the Xbox is not about to fall off a cliff.

I see this generation being very similar to the 5th generation.

PS4=PS1, market leader in all regions and dominates the competition on a global level.

XB1=N64, strong start and competitive in America but thoroughly dominated in other regions and an early peak keep it in a very distant 2nd.

Wii U=Saturn, niche product that never was in the running but able to survive based on 1st party releases.

Really? It seems more like the 7th gen where the tables have been turned...

But no.

There's still money on our ship... The PS4 also does not cater to me, but my personal preferences are mutually exclusive to some of the people that the PS4 does cater to...

Not mine, and I have several reasons not to get one. 

I see this as repeat of the N64 gen. Back then it sold well in America but bad elsewhere. Now you have the xbox selling well in the US but bad elsewhere.