@locopatho said:
No. Battlefield 4, COD Ghosts and Assassin's Creed 4 are excellent launch games. The Sony fanboys will love Killzone no matter how mediocre it is too :P
The WiiU is the worst launch I think.
@Heil68 said:
No I dont think so. I think that goes to the N64 for having like 1 game available at launch or the WiiU.
2! Mario 64 and Pilotwings :D
Killzone looks pretty good to me. Probably just like this gen, where it is behind Battlefield (due to all the huge maps and vehicles), but at least it's better than CoD in terms of both campaign and online.
I would never buy a console just for a shooter, regardless. Don't care about Halo. Don't care about Killzone. Don't care about Resistance. Etc. I play those games, but I would never really go out of my way for them. Battlefield is typically the shooter I play the most, so if that were an exclusive that's the only game that would make me actually go to that platform (and in the past, that platform was the PC).
@slystallion26 said:
@Heil68:
The N64's one game Mario 64 was more groundbreaking than any of the launch titles releasing for either system now...Mario 64 changed gaming and is considered one of the greatest games of all time
I don't think any of the launch titles releasing this month will reach those levels or change gaming in any fashion
I'll take N64's launch any day over today's launches
N64 was a long term failure. A few legendary games, and 1 of them happening to be at launch, doesn't change the console's fate as a giant failure. The launch was a failure, and the end result of the system was also a failure.
The playstation 4 has no masterpiece games at launch, but it seems like it's a successful start to the generation. However we will need to wait 1 or 2 years to see how fast the adoption rate is, and of course it takes more than 1 or 2 years to judge a system's software library. However so long as Sony rolls out the exclusives at a relatively steady pace (i.e. there are no 6-12 month droughts) - then it will already be beating the last several Nintendo consoles going all the way back to the N64. Particularly when you consider how many multiplats that the Nintendo platforms tend to miss.
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