Can you please clarify that statement? You have a 120HZ - 4k monitor? I'm not talking about price of 4k tvs by themselves, i'm talking about both 4k AND 120Hz together. If so, which monitor exactly did you buy, I'm curious now.

Aside from that, again, you seem to have 2 different standards here. So MS has shown the exact same number of next gen games as Sony did (zero), the difference being that Xbox has hyped an event that was supposed to show those, Sony hasn't.

I didn't say Sony has 2 gigantic studios, I said they have 2 gigantic first party releases by the time Xbox even has this July event (LoU2 and GoT). If history is any indication, you're much better off concerning yourself with the MS first party output as Sony has been running laps around them all generation long.

If someone asked me if you're concern trolling, I would have a tough time saying no at this point.

But again, what does Sony have to do with this whole discussion? All the games we've seen yesterday are cross platform titles, so how do you count this as a win of MS?

This has always been the case with new generations. Wasn't PS3 at 80m when PS4 launched, still plenty of year 1 exclusives to throw around. Same with Xbox 360 > Xbox One. 

Microsoft is more inclined to make everything cross gen because they are building a future more heavily dependent on services, which also has to take into account the PC market which will range from Monster rigs to modest laptops. I'm sure the more recent release on Xbox One X and its higher price tag has also made them uncomfortable with with the prospect of releasing anything exclusive to series X. Sony however has still stressed their belief in traditional generations, they don't have to worry about PC and the Pro is 4 years old this year and was never sold at a massive premium, so users shouldn't feel so burned.

Although I think we will see some 1st party cross gen from Sony I think we will also have day one exclusives and several throughout its first year.

I think you just proved my point, a 27in monitor to the specs we were discussing is the same price as a current high end desktop. Now let's see these specs on a 55+ in tv. 99% of the people are years away from being able to feel any benefits from 4K 120Hz. The people that clutch pearls at the thought of a $500+ console are not the market for this sort of display hardware, not when they maybe upgraded to a 4k tv in the past 2-3 years.

On the other points, if those games were MS exclusive, you can bet any amount of money MS would have put bold letters "Console Exclusive" on the presentation. Let's consider why they didn't...

On the 2 games, I don't know if they re-release or not, it's not even being argued here. It was just to illustrate that there are really big 1st party titles coming out right now from Sony, so there's no reason for concern that the future titles haven't been shown yet. Pretty sure that come July Sony will also have their blowout, same as MS.

I don't have any particular comments on the preferences, I respect your taste in games and won't argue that at all. I think the main point I was bringing was the disappointment at the hype MS put on yesterday's event, and had a terrible showing. Hopefully they can learn from it and next time I can see people holding some controllers in hand, playing a few minutes of a game on screen. 

Actually MS has 3 to Sony’s 0. Halo Infinite, Project Mara, and Hellblade 2. Sure we didn’t see gameplay, but we know the games exist and have seen trailers. Sony fans just have rumours of games coming. That’s a difference I think you should acknowledge. 

Sony has Godfall

With gameplay