After I finished playing the reboot game I was so excited to see if a sequel was possible so I searched and was surprised to know that it was a xbox exclusive. I was and still are effing mad for that decision so I started looking for games similar to TR2013 and found about Uncharted, now I'm way more excited for U4 than the new TR and will probably loose the little hype I got for that game by the time it finally releases on ps4.

TBH the only way I'd consider buying RotTR is if it includes all the DLC and is $20.

I own both consoles but will wait till it comes out on ps4. I buy sony first and I don't like the money hatting. I have too many games to play right now anyways.

The only mistake was not holding back 2wks before Christmas or January 3rd or 4th after New Years

Its already $40 so you might just get your wish. 

It's not $40 everywhere.

I don't think there are any winners.

MS loses as they paid for temporary exclusivity that didn't pay off (in no small way due to mismanagement of the release against ludicrous competition in the release window)

SE loses, as it's extremely unlikely that MS paid more than their original estimates for lost sales. Nobody could have foreseen the title selling THIS badly.

CD loses, as the title they worked hard on got basically buried before it even had a chance. In many cases there are bonuses to the dev house when a title sells well, and there is no chance of that now.

etc.

i will buy it on ps4 next year. annoyed by the wait but love the first one too much to stay mad.

Well I guess 2017 it is then if I don't have any games to buy at the time or when it's free for plus members, whatever comes first.

The game will have less lustre when it releases later on PS4.  Overall I think they've reduced their lifetime sales potential significantly.  ROTR handling is among the stupidest events in gaming, up there with Shinji Hashimoto's troll announcement of FFVII PC port for PS4 last year.

Tomb Raider won't flop on PS4.

I for sure will buy it.