No because critics aren't biased towards Sony games. They grew up with Nintendo and are massive fanboys.

TLOUII has a small chance, but ultimately i don't think it matters much. The absence of an exclusive in that specific score range doesn't appear to have done much to hurt PlayStation :p

Probably no. There's no Sony product that has the insane cult of personality of a game like Zelda. TLoU may be the closest thing. I love Sony games nonetheless though, and love their all around library (I'm sorry, Knack).

The Last of Us Part 2 and Death Stranding are the only one's that have a shot.
Spider-Man and God of War IV could be a surprise if they are game changers.

No.

They don't deserve it.

The Switch is here. Put aside your plebeian tastes and have some fine wine. :)

Carefully placed goalposts to single out Sony. It's all very odd.

No one cares, reviews are biased and they don't make a game any better.

maybe, maybe not

seems strange to focus on that exact score. Sony's first party has produced lots of great stuff, and while they haven;t made as much top drawer stuff as Nintendo, they are light-years ahead of MS (who, it is worth remembering, don't have a 97+ that one of their first party actually made)

and if you are looking for a next thread, how about

Will Microsoft or Nintendo EVER have a home console that sells over 60m again?

Dosen't matter really. Metacritc is silly and it annihilates critical thinking.

The sooner we achnoledge this, the better.

None of them broke 3 million. They've all stayed in the 2 million range. I guess I needed to use more specific words. I will from on say "only one game as broken the 3 million mark". Is that better?