We’re three months into 2017 and it’s already unusually crowded with great exclusive video games. The PlayStation 4 is on a hot streak.
Come celebrate the 1-year anniversary of Diablo IV and the 2-year anniversary of Diablo Immortal! There are heaps of rewards to mark these celebrations with a bounty of devilish goods across both games.
1 more month then I can celebrate 1 year since i stopped playing and uninstalled the game.
Tales of the Shire has many hurdles to jump to live up to the J.R.R. Tolkien masterpiece, and magical elements might be its most pertinent one.
"NACON and Big Ant Studios are today very proud and pleased to announce that "TIEBREAK: Official game of the ATP and WTA" will be released on 22 August 2024 for PlayStation®5, PlayStation®4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One and PC (Steam). The Nintendo Switch™ version will be launched at a later date." - NACON and Big Ant Studios.
Yes, exclusive does matter. Look at HZD, it sold about 2.6 million units. I can bet Zelda Breath of the Wild going to sell a lot of units.
Exclusives do matter and it's silly that people would even argue that. One of the main reasons Sony is killing it
Anyone who says otherwise is delusional. Sony has released a handful for quality exclusives in the last 3 months and Nintendo is off to a strong start with its current/future lineup.
MS, as always, has their focus on only one thing at a time. Halo Wars came out....and now what? Another E3 of false promises with hardware focus and another 8 months of waiting?
If that's your cup of tea. Then continue as you please to condone such practices. BUT...don't complain when your console doesn't get as much support as everyone else, and don't make it seem like it's top quality.
Microsoft don't really try to make a franchise a bigger success if they don't meet Halo, Gears or Forzas numbers with the first game. I'm not saying Sony is perfect for this it would be nice to see them get another developer to make The Order sequel for example but Microsoft just don't seem to care at all.
Take Alan Wake for example that had potential and it was great for the first game...a sequel could have improved on what they built every single way but in the end we got Quantum Break despite Alan Wake ending on a cliff hanger. It's obvious Microsoft would only publish another game if they made something brand new to TRY again in getting bigger sales numbers day 1.
No Duh! But when it comes to Microsoft it's a big DUH!!!
Having powerful hardware is one thing, but having the Exclusive titles that are only reserved for that hardware is where the true magic is! It's what gamers find the unique appeal that differentiats one competing console from another.
A gamer shouldn't be able to look at a PlayStation Ip and have to entertain the thought that it is better played on another platform other than a PlayStation platform!
The same applies to Nintendo and Microsoft as well.