Kind of hard to believe Microsoft is "scared" of Uncharted when they have Halo 5 releasing around the same time. Uncharted hasn't even sold as much as Gears has much less. I personally think that the money paid for timed exclusivity of Tomb Raider could of been put to much better use, but I believe they're using this just as an "addition" to their lineup. Microsoft will most likely be releasing at least 3 out of Forza 6, Quantum Break, Halo 5 and Fable Legends around the Holiday period and in addition to that Tomb Raider is only on XB1 during this window as well. So they have a great line up of exclusives as well as a game similar to Uncharted vs just uncharted 4. That could make XB1 appealing I some buyers on the fence.
Sony paid for Everybody's Gone to the Rapture and No Mans Sky. Two games that were originally PC exclusive that Sony paid to delay the PC versions of the game. Sony also paid for Dreamfall: Chapters a series that started on PC/Xbox and paid delay the PC version and cancel the wii u version. Look how many games at their Gamescom conference had a disclaimer of "First to console on PS4" or other nonsense like that. Do you really think all these games and exclusive content is not paid for? Stop making excuses for Sony. Enough is enough. They obviously pay for exclusives and stop treating consumers like we're idiots who don't know what's going on. They've done it for YEARS dating back to the PS1 with things like Tomb Raider 2 and Final Fantasy VII , just don't say anything if you're not going to be honest about it.
@darkangel115: exactly it's not saying all of those games themselves are exclusive to Xbox. Some of them are exclusive and the ones that aren't all have exclusive content on Xbox. That's all the post meant, it could've been worded better I guess but it's twitter obviously
I'm positively optimistic about this title namely for the art style, but I have to see more on it before I get excited especially considering this was the developer behind Deadlight which was very mediocre.
I think it has to be. Sony has to realize that Nintendo has a stranglehold on the market. It honestly doesn't matter what Sony does in this market because regardless they'll always be trumped in both games and sales. This is because of brand name strength of Nintendo for handhelds compared to Sony and due to them having an inferior first party to Nintendo's as well as them lacking the amount of third party support on their handhelds that Nintendo receives. Sony knows this and that's why they don't even mention the Vita anymore at conferences and barely ever announce games for it. With ios, android and tablet gaming becoming more prominent as well it makes no sense for Sony to make another handheld. It's telling how developers view your product when devs would rather release a game like Bioshock on a touch screen device than your platform.
Well My XB1 already covers all the multiplats that PS4 gets and I also have a Wii U as well. At the moment I'm just waiting on more exclusives because there's not that many on the PS4 that appeal to me. I know that I will pick one up either next year or the year after though just because JRPGS are probably going to gravitate towards PS4 eventually, Bloodborne looks great and the inevitable TLOU sequel.
I'll be getting both, but Remedy are obv more talented than RAD so QB is likely to be the better game. Plus The Order is more of a standard shooter, while QB will have plenty of puzzles using the time powers, it's also less "on-rails" from what I've seen and read from previews. Finally, Remedy is known for their storytelling and so far the premise sounds very intriguing.
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