Cheap move? Somebody is looking for likes from PS4 fanboys. Next time don't make it so obvious.
I sold my last gen system while it was still worth something, so I could buy a current gen system. I don't know why people are still holding onto their old consoles. I sold my Xbox 360 as soon as Microsoft announced that Xbox One would have backwards compatibility. Though I can kinda see where people might think current gen systems are expensive as the PS4 is still 400 bucks + tax.
You say that as if Rise of the Tomb Raider is not being released on Xbox 360.
Phil doesn't realize that the reason people migrated from Xbox 360 to PS4 is because Xbox exclusives don't often stay exclusive whereas Playstation games have a good track record of staying exclusive. If he wants to gain back the consumer's trust he has to make sure Xbox exclusives stay exclusive to Xbox and that they don't go to PS4 or PC.
Both systems have great looking limited editions. I'd personally give the edge to Xbox One because I really like the Halo 5 limited edition console. But PS4 has had some real nice looking ones, like the Batman console and the Metal Gear Solid V console.
So then what exclusives have you played on PS4 that have made it so much better than Xbox One? It's obvious you have very narrow tastes, so spare me with the I play all the highly rated PS4 exclusives and none of the Xbox One exclusives BS.
Who cares? So a bunch of suckers bought the PS4. Xbox One has the better games. All it means is those suckers are gonna miss out on all the great exclusive games that Xbox One gets like Halo 5 and Scalebound.
Titanfall is a great game though. I think like many games that got overlooked, it just released too early in the Xbox One's life cycle. Many people didn't even own an Xbox One when Titanfall was released.
I'll be the first to admit that Sony has had some decent looking limited edition PS4s (esp. the Batman and MGS V one), but this COD console is straight up ugly.
PS4 fanboys is mad they picked the wrong console. Don't be mad that you bought into the hype and now you are stuck with mulitplats, indie games, PS3 remasters, and Vita ports. PS4 is basically PS 3.5. Xbox One is killing the PS4 what with it's backwards compatibility, the kinect 2.0, the exclusive content, the multiplayer gaming, the reliable online service, the power of the cloud, etc
The only Halo I never did get to play. So yes, Phil bring it to Xbox One.
I mean I get Paul George didn't really play last season but he is still better than Kawhi Leonard and Carmelo Anthony. Also why is Justise Winslow a 74?
A couple things.
1. Kobe is not a top 5 shooting guard
2. Rodney Stuckey is underrated. No way is he on the same level as JR Smith and Gerald Green.
Sony abandoning an entire fanbase of over 12 million people is the probably the reason why I stick with Microsoft and Xbox One. No way around it, Sony is doing its Vita fans dirty.
I either play by myself or play with people I know anyway. Although I don't like that they are removing features. I'll still probably get this game as I really enjoyed Halo 4 and I need a good multiplayer game to play.
Sony completely abandoned it's PS Vita following. So I don't wanna hear anything from Sony fanboys, in regards to companies listening to their fans.
Sony f-ing over loyal PS Vita fans. And you that's exactly why I am a Microsoft fan. Because at least when Microsoft tries to F over it's fans they come back and at least try to do right by them. Sony basically gave a big FU to all the people that bought their 250 dollar paperweight.
You shouldn't include PS3 remasters or ports, else you have to include the entire exclusive Xbox 360 BC list. Also a lot of those games are PS Vita games/ports and Microsoft does not have a handheld it's not fair to include those games either. They ported a lot of games from Vita to PS4 to make it seem like the PS4 has more games than it really does.
The problem is not the sales themselves. It's the short development cycles for video games and the abundance of people making them. The development cycles in the older console generations seemed a lot longer; whereas now-a-days we get a ton of super long games every month. With time constraints, there is no way the average gamer can complete all the games that are being thrown at him each and every month.
Not gonna lie, I didn't even have an Xbox One yet when SSO was released and I haven't played it now that I have one. They should have pushed the release date to 2015 because that is when a lot people picked up their current gen system. I'll probably pick the game up eventually, but with all the great games coming in the next few months SSO will probably just go in my backlog.