Re: Owners of both PS4 and Xbox One: Pros and Cons
In general, the exclusives for Xbox One were better than PS4 but for me personally, they're equally crappy and disappointing. Since launch, I only played ONE exclusive for PS4 which was Knack. I could add in The Last of Us Remastered but I had already played it a year earlier on PS3 and after playing it again, im trying my best to stay away from all remasters, collections and definitive editions. For Xbox One, I only want to play Ryse: Son of Rome but not bad enough to go buy the console for.
The FPS genre is my least favorite genre that I play. Since the start of the Xbox 360 and PS3 generation, I have only played and finished five FPS with three of them being part of the Far Cry (FC 4, FC 3 and FC 3: BD) franchise. I'm going to buy Battlefield Hardline but only because it's not in a war zone. I like the cops and robbers theme to it and when I consider the $10 reward cert and 20% off at Best Buy, even if I end up not liking it and trade it in the next day, I won't lose anything at all from buying it.
The next exclusive that I have any interest in is The Order: 1886. After that, Bloodborne is 50/50. Xbox One wise, their next three are Scream Ride, Ori and the Blind Forest and State of Decay complete edition or whatever it's called. Already have State of Decay with both DLC packs on Xbox 360. Have no interest in Scream Ride and lost interest in Ori which means that exclusive wise, there's nothing for me until Quantum Break later this year and Rise of the Tomb Raider which is a timed exclusive.
In short, the third party support is carrying both consoles which is basically the opposite of Wii U. 2014 was definitely a disappointing year in regards to Xbox One and PS4 but yet, both were still better than the first plus year of Xbox 360 and PS3. Nevertheless, it's funny that an Xbox 360 game was my 2014 game of the year (AC Rogue). LOL.
Hoping that 2015 turns out better which it should unless last quarter games get delayed until 2016.
In general, the exclusives for Xbox One were better than PS4 but for me personally, they're equally crappy and disappointing. Since launch, I only played ONE exclusive for PS4 which was Knack. I could add in The Last of Us Remastered but I had already played it a year earlier on PS3 and after playing it again, im trying my best to stay away from all remasters, collections and definitive editions. For Xbox One, I only want to play Ryse: Son of Rome but not bad enough to go buy the console for.
The FPS genre is my least favorite genre that I play. Since the start of the Xbox 360 and PS3 generation, I have only played and finished five FPS with three of them being part of the Far Cry (FC 4, FC 3 and FC 3: BD) franchise. I'm going to buy Battlefield Hardline but only because it's not in a war zone. I like the cops and robbers theme to it and when I consider the $10 reward cert and 20% off at Best Buy, even if I end up not liking it and trade it in the next day, I won't lose anything at all from buying it.
The next exclusive that I have any interest in is The Order: 1886. After that, Bloodborne is 50/50. Xbox One wise, their next three are Scream Ride, Ori and the Blind Forest and State of Decay complete edition or whatever it's called. Already have State of Decay with both DLC packs on Xbox 360. Have no interest in Scream Ride and lost interest in Ori which means that exclusive wise, there's nothing for me until Quantum Break later this year and Rise of the Tomb Raider which is a timed exclusive.
In short, the third party support is carrying both consoles which is basically the opposite of Wii U. 2014 was definitely a disappointing year in regards to Xbox One and PS4 but yet, both were still better than the first plus year of Xbox 360 and PS3. Nevertheless, it's funny that an Xbox 360 game was my 2014 game of the year (AC Rogue). LOL.
Hoping that 2015 turns out better which it should unless last quarter games get delayed until 2016.
. So long, OG wired Xbox 360 controller, you were a good PC gamepad for a long time.
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