VR, is something that will eat sales of someone that have a PS4, and was thinking of geting a second Machine, it can be sucessful like Wii, but no one knows, NX, of course will be a Strong competitor, of course more than Wii U, Nintendo, will not do the same mistakes twice.

And About Nintendo 64, Nintendo 64, had Tons of Third Party Support, Had Tony Hawk Pro Skater, the best of genre, and maybe one of the best games of all times, had Resident Evil, one of the biggest revelations of the Generation, and had a good ammount of Exclusives, on 2000, still release Perfect Dark, Majora's Mask, and Kirby 64.

The Playstation 1, Had Exclusives, because of that the Console sold so well, Sony, was not binding the Developers for the PS1, just like Nintendo, did with Sega, they only wanted to make the game Exclusive for Playstation, but Nintendo 64, had a lot of games.

What games did Nintendo 64, did not got ?, Final Fantasy 7 ?, Xbox One, also is not geting this tittle, Dragon Quest ?, Xbox One, also is not geting those tittles, Ace Combat ?, Xbox One, also will not get those tittle, You say that Exclusives does not move Sales, but now they move ?, and Nintendo 64, had over 80 Game launchs on the year of 2000, so the game indeed had Third Party Support.

The Wii U, have over 688 Titles, most Re-releases of games from previous consoles.

Xbox One, have 499 games acording to Wikipedia, and 355 is Multiplataform, 71/31 Timed, or Console Exclusive, Microsoft Exclusive 7, Exclusive 37.

Playstation 4, have 956 Games acording to Wikipedia, and 527 is Multiplataform, 200 Console Exclusive, 32 Timed, 98 Sony Exclusive, 99 Exclusive.

So Exclusives is what sell consoles, People know that Multiplataform, will still be Multiplataform, because of That, Exclusives are what Matters.

And how do you know that Xbox One, will have much more Support Than Nintendo 64 ?, Nintendo, had 4 Years of Supports with Big Releases, here we are at Xbox One's Second year, Microsoft, is sending everything from their studios for PC, and  even if all were exclusives, would still have less exclusives than Playstation, and Microsoft, abandoned the Xbox 360, late on the Life-cicle, only releasing Halo, and Forza, now they can Release Halo, Forza, and Gears, but seems that they will support the PC, over the Console.

3rd party support is crucial part of strong legs. Notable exclusives on top of having the big 3rd party games found on the competitor is important. I think you're ignoring X1's exclusives and timed exclusives. I assume X1 will get more as well. Some people just assume the market leader gets all the support.

Hypothetically, if 1st party support on X1 ends on 2017 the console will continue to get notable 3rd party games longer than N64 because X1 can easily share games with PS4 and X1 does a great job moving 3rd party games.

I've give you substantial reasons. Most importantly, X1 gets better 3rd party support.

No you haven't given reasons, you gave a single reason, 3rd party support, which in and of itself does not guarantee legs.

Okay, strong software doesn't move hardware. That makes sense.

Hey, lets just wait and see.

I stand by what I said, I feel X1 support is much better and it will last longer. I'm not gonna bother with a list war.

Well for one, I never said that and even so there are many more factors than that which determine legs.

You could easily make a case that XB1 has had the better holiday lineup all 3 years yet it didn't stop PS4 from outselling it each of those 3 holiday seasons.

PS4 is the console of choice for the majority of multiplat games and as the gap between PS4 & XB1 increases so will the sales of multiplat titles. For the most part, PS4 & XB1 are directly competing for the same audience/demographics so as PS4 momentum increases, XB1 momentum potentially decreases.

You mentioned 1st party games earlier but Microsoft doesn't really have a whole lot of big system selling 1st party franchises. Halo is their biggest and that is already out along with showing a rather large decline from previous entries, Forza has multiple entries and again has declined from its peak on 360. Games like Quantum Break & Crackdown look like quality titles but will they be big system sellers? Based on Alan Wake & the first 2 Crackdowns, I would say not likely. Scalebound looks good but pretty niche and games by Platinum typically don't sell extremely well despite being quality titles. Gears is the last of their proven, big franchises to release and it could very well see a decline like Halo/Forza did.

Again, in not saying XB1 wont have legs just that its not a guarantee that it will.

So, if Xbox One, Struggle on  less than 30 Millions units sold, and PS4, surpass 100 Millions, do you really think that both will have the same support ?, and if Nintendo NX, also Surpass 100 Millions, do you really think that they will support, you cannot predict if Xbox One, will have more support, even with Microsoft, don't giving exclusives for it, and the Sales Dropping even on USA.

Nintendo 64, was a failure for you isn't ?, the console sold over 20 Millions on USA, and other 12 Millions Worldwide, i think that is unlikely to Xbox One, sell this much Worldwide, the Xbox, will have to rely only on USA.

Hypothetically, if X1 only sold 30 million, support would depend on how much software it could move. Think about it, OG Xbox got a lot of support, many exclusives and console exclusives as well with a userbase smaller than 30 million.

X1 will sell more units than N64 in the US and outside the US.

I dont consider N64 a failure. But 3rd party  support was an issue and its support didnt last long. I think OG Xbox was supported longer because 3rd parties.

OG Xbox, got games until 2006, is 5 Years of Support, the Nintendo 64, had games until 2001, also is 5 years of Support, Having more support than other Machine, does not means that will last longer.

The Xbox One, can have heavy support on the early-middle of the gen, but if Microsoft, drop it, maybe it will lose support, we will know more about this on the Windows Event.

No, you got it wrong. 2006 was the last year of OG Xbox's strong 3rd party support. In 2007 it got annual sports titles and casual stuff. The final game appears to be a Madden game in 2008. So technically 8 years of support.

The N64 had poor 3rd party support in 1996 and support began to dry up in 2001 with Gamecube launching. In 2002 N64 had a pretty crappy version of Tony Hawk 3, that appears to be the final game. So technically 7 years of support.

Both had a good six years of support. N64 relied more on 1st party while Xbox managed to do well with 3rd parties.

People criticized MS for pulling OG Xbox support too soon. But 3rd kept some good stuff coming. Hence, 3rd would like support Xbox One as well even if MS pulls 1st support.

A few things to consider as well. OG Xbox had significantly more games than N64 in spite of selling less units. A major reason for that was OG Xbox was easy to support. It basically used PC hardware, it received a lot of PS2 ports, it received PC ports PS2 couldnt handle, it had games Sony rejected like 2D games, and its cheap to manufacture discs compared to N64 carts.

If MS continues to give X1 strong support until 2019 maybe it will sell 50 million units. Frankly, as long as the userbase north of 30 million, with its ability to handle PS4 games and strong sales of major releases, support for X1 will continue from 3rd parties for a good while.