I would LOVE to see a Titanfall MOVIE. I feel like it lends itself better to a 2 hr run time better than a series.

Red Dead Redemption is such an obvious WIN for a potentially stellar TV series.

AND Diablo... COULD be amazing... but would require a lot of talent familiar with the source material to pull off well. Ultimately I want to see a Diablo adaptation... but feel like it would probably flop hard.

Also... Ghost of Tsushima or Horizon would make for some great TV... with the right talent behind them.

MS isn't giving people much of a reason beyond GamePass to spend money on them. The games trickle out SLOWLY. With nothing new / exclusive for years.

@d3ad4ng3l: So when great games aren't new anymore they're bad? Ocarina of Time is bad? Super Mario 3 is bad? Uncharted 2 is bad? God of War is bad?

Good additions... but still far too few PS Classics. Like where are the big hitters?

Don't own a XBOX... but I do have GP on PC. I'm excited to see what MS has to show us. I don't really care about Starfield... if its great, then good.. I'll play it. If its not... don't care, I have a shit ton of other amazing games to play in my backlog and half a dozen more coming in the 1st half of this year. I often forget Starfield even exists. Wake me up when they have a NEW Fallout or Elder Scrolls ready to go!

@duggd1ggler: Agreed... he's really the only other person I could see as Wolverine besides Jackman.

@proceeder: Thats nice... so why come to the comments to tell us? Why should we care?

@Lord_Sesshy: And those devs can set the requirements where ever they want... they aren't forced to make their games run on a potato. See the difference? Have you never heard of "MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS"

@rohanrocks88: Completely different scenario. No one is required to make a Switch Port... but may attempt if they want. Thats a stark contrast to "You have to make it playable on Series S or you can't release your game on our platform".

Pretty easy to figure out, honestly. If you think about it at all for 5 sec.

Series S is holding this gen back... and will continue to do so.