Something truly exceptional has to come out to beat Bloodborne as the best exclusive game on the PS4 as far as I'm concerned, as I consider it the best game of the generation as a whole. Horizon is #2 right now as far as exclusives go, though there are quite a few that I haven't yet played like God of War and Spider Man. As far as future games, FFVII, TLoU II and Ghost of Tsushima are the most interesting in my eyes.

Honestly only reason I dint put uncharted 4 in the list is because I believe TLOU is Naughty dogs Top ip at the moment. They  seem to be saving it for the end of the gen for the second time. 

P.S would I been able to beat bloodborne or sekiro i would probably think of one of thouse as the best, but I suck. Although I got pretty close in bloodborne. Sadly to say, I dont think I will be playing anything by From Soft again. Aside from the dificulty, thouse styles of games are what Im all about. 

Im with you there. Any hack and slash, adventure, rpg game will always beat a shooter for me. God of war hit every not with me but again, its naughty dog we are talking about here. TLOU was the only game that had me holding my tears. Gameplay wise I have seen better. But who knows what improvements they do in part 2.

I did like horizon. I dare say more than spider man. Only thing I would change about it is to make Aloy a little more human. really dint like her development. Had the story and her development been better, horizon would be up there with god of war.

The best game is God of War without a doubt, although my preferred (had most fun) was Spider Man and my most antecipated at the moment is Ghost of Tsushijima.

Terrible poll.

The best PS4 games have already been released. Nier Automata. Persona 5. Yakuza 0. Judgment. Nex Machina.

It’s a weird strategy releasing their gems at the end of the gen. Like GOW 2 on PS2 after PS3 released or GT 6 on PS3 during the PS4 launch. Even launching in May is a weird month for what is imo their best game of the gen, because Naughty Dog is the jewel in the Sony developer crown.

I would have made it a November launch, followed with a PS5 version next spring to keep momentum going.

I have been playing games for 30 years and 2 things I've learned

1 - Sony always delivers until the end and even after

2 - Microsoft abandons their consoles, every single time, we still have ORI coming but that's not a big name game, we could argue Halo Infinite but that's a next gen game which will have an inferior port for current gen.

Still not as bad as the very first xbox which was supported not even 4 years or even the 360 that got forgotten since they introduced Kinect and relied on 3rd party

Logic tells me the same will happen again, sony will support ps5 for at least 7 years and Microsoft will have good exclusives for 3 or 4 years and they die down and ignore the console.

Xbox hasn't even started on VR and sony already has hundreds of VR games, Microsoft needs to wake up and fast or else next gen Sony will stand alone with Nintendo as a secondary console just for Nintendo games, because the switch will never be capable of ports of next gen games.

My prediction for next gen (7 years)

PS5 ends selling around 120 million

Switch ends with numbers in the 130 million 

Xbox series X ends with 40 million

Seems to be paying off. Best strategy some say is releasing away from big third partys as they love the holidays. Also releasing during the slow months keeps momentum. Pretty sure theres going to be some day 1 updates for the ps5 that will serve as pseudo launch games for the ps5. I see this as the best momentum being build. 

Kind of agree. But the ps4 should end up around 120m. I do believe the ps5 will have a bit of an increase. minimum 130m. I do think xbox seems to be doing everything they can too sell less consoles but end up with more subs, so 40m seems like a hopeful dream for them. 

I get the strange feeling that GoT just may blow people away. Not sure if it's going to end up the best game of the gen, but I do get the feeling people aren't going to see it coming like HZD. While PS has been quiet in general, they almost seem to be ignoring GoT in comparison to the others this year, and I don't think it's because it's likely to crash and burn. PS seems to push the marketing division much harder when they don't think the game is going to sell as well on it's own merits.