You'd think so, but it's more of a burden really.

I don't know if they've ever stated anything like that, I definitely haven't seen it and they've definitely haven't been doing it for a number of years.

E3 2015, Sea of Thieves, coming 22 months after announcement. Recore was announced with a Spring 2016 release but it's coming September. Gears of War 4 coming 16 months after announcement.

E3 2014 was a lot worse. Scalebound, coming 33 months after announcement and Crackdown coming 34-41 month after announcement, same with Phantom Dust.

The reason I didn't include indies is because there's just a bunch, and trust me, Sony has a shit ton more indies coming to their platform. They even have the better indies coming to their platform like Killing Floor 2, Darkest Dungeon, The Witness, SOMA, etc. Sony definitely has the "bigger" indies.

Sorry for making a thread about a big topic on the gaming industry on a gaming forum because you don't like it.

But MS is conference was better than Sony's conference if I have to believe Vgchartz. So this thread is kind of an oddball. Xbox and playstation don't need exclusives half as bad as Nintendo. Even if MS releases 3 console exclusive game per year they will be fine. Sony wants worldwide domination or at least everywhere outside the US, so even if they got way more exclusives than Xone, quite a bunch don't fit well with either the Western or Eastern market.

I think the issue being brought up here is they mentioned that they only have 14 "first party" games in development, and they seem to be using a pretty loose definition of first party.

The vast majority of them are games that have already been announced, and that means that it's likely that something like 12 of those 14 games will be out by the end of next year.

So what happens then? They haven't even started working on games to replace the ones that are launching. Best case scenario is the first 6 months of 2018 is empty because the started working on games...basicially right after that statement was made and development is quick and painless.

I kinda felt maybe they were holding off for a proper Scorpio reveal next year.
Not only that but the games they showed were coming out soon, Sonys playing the hype card by showing new games that are years away.

No, because exclusives are not the only thing one can play on a system. 

It has alot of games just like the ps4 had alot of games when xbox fans kept saying it did not.

 Just like back then instead of focusing on quantity, since both have it in spades, people should take about their preferences   

There is nothing wrong with preferring one brand or ecosystems games over another.

That is plenty indeed. Just because Playstation has more does not mean XBox has few or less attractive games for XBox fans.

Not really, the only game that is years away is Kojimas and it was just a thing he had too do. The reason Sony didn't give release dates is probably because Spiderman, Days Gone, and God of War are set for 2017 but they have the chance to slip into early 2018 and that is why they're waiting for a release date. Those games have been in development for 3+ years. These games are like Horizon, which I do not think was announced early. They announced it E3 2015 and had it set for Late 2016 but it slipped too early 2017. I'm positive we'll see atleast one of those 3 games in 2017, most likely Spider-man. But I'm sure all 3 will come out before the second half of 2018. And this time period, both Microsoft and Sony have done before for announcing, releasing their games.

Ok but this is a thread about exclusives, of course it has multiplats but exclusives do matter. Maybe not just 1 alone, but put together exclusives do matter. Not sure what you're talking about with the second half.

It's really not about whether the PS4 has more but after the ones we know about come out, there will not be many left for late 2017/2018 other than Forza 7, Halo 6, and Rare's second game. 

Yep sounds good to me. Great line up😊