@navyguy21: so people with financial issues are going to be able to say they will be able to pay for internet/game pass as well as a new console? I just don't understand who the series S is marketed to exactly.

people who are into the future in how they buy (digital download) games, who have consistent access to high speed internet, but are also behind on buying a 4k tv and are okay with a way under powered "next gen" console.

Both sony and MS are thinking about the possibility of a $599 price tag, but neither wants to pull a Sony at E3 2006 and announce that number.

legend of dragoon?

https://www.vgchartz.com/article/444591/xbox-series-x-will-have-largest-launch-lineup-for-any-console-ever-says-microsoft-ceo/

https://www.ign.com/wikis/wii-u/Wii_U_Launch_Games_(US)

IGN says Wii U launched with 32 games

Will the XSX really have that big of a launch lineup, or is this just hype?

Guerella games' last game came out in 2017

Insomniac's last big game (spiderman) came out in 2018

Polyphony digital's last game came out in 2017

Sony Santa Monica's last game came out in 2018

Some of these studios may have games ready for the first couple years of the PS5's life.

@commander:

@kazhirai: couldn't all that be explained by the fact that MS simply had all those things ready to show before Sony did?

elder scrolls

Re-releases shouldnt be considered exclusive IMO, but this is a great release for PS5 and a game that is not on Switch or XONE.

I don't know about you guys, but I like to stay up to date on upcoming games, even if I'm not going to necessarily play them or buy them. I just am interested in knowing whats new, so I use wikipedia's "2020 in video gaming" page, for example. Ive noticed, though, that some games that didn't appear on this list just come out, and then show up on wikipedia's page afterwards. Is this because some games don't get announced? If anyone has a good answer to this, that would be appreciated, might be a dumb question.