IGN: "Welcome back to Next-Gen Console Watch, our show following all the news and rumors on the PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, and Series S. I'm Seth Macy, and this week I'm joined by Ryan McCaffrey, host of IGN's Xbox podcast, Podcast Unlocked, and Jonathon Dornbush, host of IGN's PlayStation podcast, Podcast Beyond. This week we indulge in the console race a bit, making a case for PlayStation, Nintendo, or Xbox "winning" 2022. We'll look at some of the biggest titles from the big three, such as Horizon Forbidden West, Starfield, and Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild 2! We'll also take a look at poll results. Be nice in those comments, okay?"
The Warframe Jade Shadows release date revealed for June 18 alongside new Warframe Jade details, and Soulframe's first-ever devstream.
Earlier today, Arrowhead Game Studios released the 1.000.305 update to fix the issue with the Operation: Enduring Peace mission that was causing enemies to spawn on the drill, causing it to be destroyed quickly which prevented players from completing the mission.
PS5 gamers seem to be buying fewer games but spending more on DLC and microtransactions.
Tell my wallet that, I've bought so many games in the last 2 months. Microtransactions, and dlc not so much
careful, they are comparing It to ps4, showing 12% decline in games for ps5 console at this point in its life.
problem, ps5 is couple million down in sales, (citing this as evidence: https://www.vgchartz.com/ar... due to people not upgrading from ps4 yet, shortages, expenses, whatever, so maybe they are buying the exact same amount of games per console, but just there 2 million less consoles in general. sony themselves said they are 4 million down on expected consoles sold.
indeed, if ps5 was 5 million down, that would be 10 per cent less consoles, easy maths, but okay lets make a calculated guys, this 12% decline, is in reality a 6% decline because there are just less consoles at this point in its life vs ps4
ALSO: game content add-ons, 175% increase, who the hell is buying outfits fore the charters and stuff, waste of money, kids these days , pfft
If they put out more games, I'm sure the figures would be a bit different, the PS4 had more exclusives games at this point in both console's life cycles. So I guess that just leaves people to spend more on the games they do have to play.
I dont believe for a second Starfield is going to make it out this year. So working through a backlog and 3rd party Gamepass releases will be keep me busy with Xbox until they get something out next year. It's looking mostly bleak for their exclusives line up in 2022 I think.
Nintendo is worse. I genuinely don't think there's anything I'm looking forward to on Switch this year.
Sony have a huge year ahead. Or at least they do for the next number of months anyway.
In general though there's a lot of multiplatform heavy hitters coming this year to keep everyone happy
Depends, hard to say unless we know if certain titles are going to come this year. With Sony, Horizon and GoW 2 will be tough to top. Nintendo's only hope is BOTW 2.
I don’t know about Sony or MS, but Nintendo is having it’s biggest release year of core titles since since 2017.
Pokémon Arceus
Bayonetta 3
3D Kirby
Mario + Rabbids
Splatoon 3
BOTW 2
Now what does “biggest” mean here? Is it sales? Reviews? System sellers?…. File size? 😛
Kinda depends what sort of games you like. I'm looking forward to Forbidden West, GT7 and God of War Ragnarok the most.