The best games always take a while to come out. Devs are still working on last gen titles even when the new gen is announced (just look at the PS3 games that came out its last year with Last of Us, Gran Turismo, and Beyond: Two Souls [I didn't like Last of Us, but people seem to love it and the other two games I like, I also believe The Puppeteer came out then]). There were some decent launch titles (KZ has really great multi-player IMO). Bloodborne drops in a few weeks. Uncharted 4 next year. Be patient, it's not like the One has any great exclusive yet that is setting it far above the PS4 in terms of games.

I haven't had an issue with finding a diverse set of games to play. Currently going between Dragon Age: Inquisition, Far Cry 4, COD: Advanced Warfare, Shadow of Mordor, Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate, Super Mario 3D Land, and just beat Alien: Isolation.

And can't wait for Bloodborne to drop later this month.

That seems decently diverse to me.

Bloodborne comes out later this month, that is a system seller for RPG fans. Other things have already been noted about a console cycle so I won't go into that.

The system lacked a big Western game. All the big games seem to be JRPGs, which are very different when compared to Western RPGs. Sure, it has Uncharted and Killzone, but so do the PS3 and soon PS4 will also have both. The Vita never had that big game to draw people in.

Granted, KZ is very good on it but again, can also be had on PS3/PS4.

The DLC is definitely worth it. It carries the themes of Infinite and ties them in with the rest of the series. If you're a long time fan of the whole series I definitely recommend getting the complete edition. (Also, Infinite is one of my top 3 games of all time, so that alone is worth getting, and the DLC just makes it even better).

I'm going with Killzone Shadowfall, the MP is a lot of fun and the SP had some cool moments. Definitely an underrated series for MP.

I don't think GT has fallen on hard times, they released GT6 at the end of the PS3 cycle and critics gave it a good amount of praise. DriveClub is apparently better now after a few patches, but I can't confirm or deny that as I don't have the game.

I'd hardly call 2014 the all time worst year in gaming (IDK what is, but I played some pretty good games in 2014). As for 2015 I'm highly looking forward Bloodborne, which really is enough for me considering I also have a big backlog of games to get through. But I'm also interested in The Order and Uncharted. So that's 3 exclusives that as of now that appear to be either very good or really great. Plus, Uncharted is basically a system seller at this point, the reputation is very good for the series. And then the other two will be more select in terms of audience. The good thing is for at least Bloodborne it will likely be exceptional for its genre, so there's a reason to get a PS4 if you like RPGs (really, Sony has always been into having RPGs, so no surprise there, they basically helped start the Souls games with Demon's Souls).

Definitely Robin Williams, I can't stand when Bill Murray is the lead, he's good when he's with another person or a group, but alone he gets really annoying. Robin Williams on the other hand can hold his own when it's him as the lead and is surprisingly good at drama acting, such as What Dreams May Come, Good Will Hunting, Dead Poets Society, and Bicentennial Man (kind of drug out a little in the middle but otherwise a good movie).

I leave my discs in my PS3 and PS4, no issues with any of them. Actually, I never remove my discs from a game console unless I'm switching them out and none of my consoles or games have give me any sort of issues or failed on me.