What! When was it announced? Darksiders PS4 I mean...No. That is extremely unlikely to be exclusive.
What! When was it announced? Darksiders PS4 I mean...No. That is extremely unlikely to be exclusive.
SO DOES M$. Not catching your point
Missing lots of games. Witness, Tearaway, No Man's Sky for starters.
No one is concerned about preseason. Get with the program man.Did we have this same thread for Microsoft when they have little to nothing for the first 10 months of 2015?
Don't forget One Piece and J-Stars
To be fair, we don't know if you can play it first on Xbox One. If Sony has the marketing deal, they may have a beta also.
Where did you get that impression from? They seem to have Marketing partnership that's what the OP is saying. It's been confirmed for PC/XB1/PS4 for a while now.
EDIT: It's come to my attention that Playstation related official accounts have been tweeting out Star Wars images lately so that makes it very likely that Battlefront partnership is indeed with Playstation.
Because it was the only place to play Bloodborne.Honestly not sure why you would buy a PlayStation console if you're not interested in games such as Tearaway, No Man's Sky, Persona, The Witness, Ratchet & Clank, Rime, etc. Those may not be big budget games but they're vintage PlayStation.
Did we have this same thread for Microsoft when they have little to nothing for the first 10 months of 2015?
PS4 Exclusive:
Darksiders 2: Definitive Edition (Holiday 2015)
Disgaea 5: Alliance of Vengeance (October)
Dragon Quest Heroes (2015)
Ether One (2015)
No Man's Sky (2015)
Persona 5 (2015)
Ratchet and Clank (2015)
Witness (2015)
XBO Exclusive:
Forza Motorsport 6 (Q4 2015)
Halo 5: Guardians (October)
Rise of the Tomb Raider (Q4 2015)
Multi-platform:
Assassin's Creed: Victory (Q4 2015)
Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 (Fall 2015)
Dead Island 2 (2015)
Just Cause 3 (Q4 2015)
LEGO Avengers (Fall 2015)
LEGO Dimensions (September)
Mad Max (September)
Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain (September)
Rainbow Six: Siege (2015)
Rock Band 4 (2015)
Star Wars: Battlefront (November)
Tom Clancy's The Division (2015)
Well .. https://twitter.com/aarongreenberg/status/587781284388155392 and https://twitter.com/aarongreenberg/status/587992736176807936 ??
to his quote-
^that is why i say touted and have that impression from the OP. More in line to question the OP's speculation. Just feels like one promotional image shouldn't declare partnership if EA Access was announced already. Now if there was no mention from the xbox team about battlefront then i'd agree with OP's speculation.
it makes me sad that people care so much about who has "marketing" for which games.
Did we have this same thread for Microsoft when they have little to nothing for the first 10 months of 2015?
Well let's be honest, ever since Uncharted 4 was delayed this topic of what Sony has for the holiday season has spread like wildfire. When folks ask that question, what they're really saying is "What does Sony have in their first-party roster than can compete with their main competitor Microsoft?" The third-party software for both the PS4 and Xbone will be there in droves, so the main thing that separates both systems and defines them is their exclusive content. As of now, exclusive wise - and this is obviously subject to change with E3 approaching - it's looking like Ratchet & Clank is Sony's big holiday season title. And while that game will probably (hopefully!) be good, it hasn't got nearly the same commercial prospects that a juggernaut franchise like Halo does. It's not really about catering to the same audiences but rather, what exclusive does Sony have that'll convince your average gamer out there to splash out on a PS4 rather than a Xbox One? Uncharted 4 used to be the answer to that question, but now that's not happening.
Eh, it's probably all irrelevant anyway. Sony will end up selling more systems this fall through a partnership with a third party and its game than they will through a first-party effort. Unless they release Gran Turismo 7 or something.
I do appreciate what you are trying to say here, but in terms of 2015 exclusives? For system-pushing games released around a holiday season? Yes playstation has more, but for the vast majority of people who buy games and consoles, particularly around winter holidays, not a single one on that list can compare with Halo sales, let alone adding Tomb Raider to that.
Unconditional Hype and the biggest install base since the Wii.
They´ll be fine.
I agree.
But keep in mind Ratchet & Clank is a bigger franchise than Uncharted. =)
Between Wii U, XB1, PS4, Ratchet & Clank is probably going to be biggest first-party for the whole year of 2015*.
*Besides Halo 5 and Rise of the Tomb Raider.
Not that distant in the US though.Apparently no one is concerned about the distant second place console and people are only concerned about the distant 1st place market leader
Ratchet and Clank s not bigger than Uncharted. Not even close.I agree.
But keep in mind Ratchet & Clank is a bigger franchise than Uncharted. =)
Between Wii U, XB1, PS4, Ratchet & Clank is probably going to be biggest first-party for the whole year of 2015*.
*Besides Halo 5 and Rise of the Tomb Raider.
It's sad because it's true.At this point its just extremely tiring.
its all just an endless cycle.
>"Hey sony dont have games for '_____'"
> list of games appear
> "okay but none of those exclusives are mainstream/popular/ will sell 4million+"
> talk devolves into marketing and how ps4 has and can sell without exclusives due to 3rd party titles
> "why are we talking about co marketing and 3rd party titles lol? Hey do you guys know sony dont ha-"
/
Ugh its really tasteless now.
What! When was it announced? Darksiders PS4 I mean...
LOL if this is thread turned into a list wars, you might as well consider that sony released two big games already.
Bloodborne
The Order:1886
While Xbox One has ZERO.
So, Xbox users are playing 2014 games while PS4 users are playing one of the best games of the year and a visual showcase.
What you do not understand is that Sony does not need anything on holidays right now. They're outpacing AND outselling the competition without much of an effort.
And anyways, E3 will come, and even more games will appear.
Ummmmmm I don't even know how to respond to this. If you seriously think Ratchet and Clank will outsell Halo 5 or Rise... I just, wow.
Ratchet and Clank s not bigger than Uncharted. Not even close.
At this point its just extremely tiring.
its all just an endless cycle.
>"Hey sony dont have games for '_____'"
> list of games appear
> "okay but none of those exclusives are mainstream/popular/ will sell 4million+"
> talk devolves into marketing and how ps4 has and can sell without exclusives due to 3rd party titles
> "why are we talking about co marketing and 3rd party titles lol? Hey do you guys know sony dont ha-"
/
Ugh its really tasteless now.
Did we have this same thread for Microsoft when they have little to nothing for the first 10 months of 2015?
Did you see the asterisk?
If the metric is total number of sales for all games part of the franchise, then yes it is.![]()
I felt like we've had multiple of these threads already. I know I certainly remember this one from a month ago.
So I guess I'll just update the list I made then ...
PS4 Exclusive:
Darksiders 2: Definitive Edition (Holiday 2015)
Disgaea 5: Alliance of Vengeance (October)
Dragon Quest Heroes (2015)
Ether One (2015)
No Man's Sky (2015)
Persona 5 (2015)
Ratchet and Clank (2015)
Witness (2015)
XBO Exclusive:
Forza Motorsport 6 (Q4 2015)
Halo 5: Guardians (October)
Rise of the Tomb Raider (Q4 2015)
Multi-platform:
Assassin's Creed: Victory (Q4 2015)
Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 (Fall 2015)
Dead Island 2 (2015)
Just Cause 3 (Q4 2015)
LEGO Avengers (Fall 2015)
LEGO Dimensions (September)
Mad Max (September)
Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain (September)
Rainbow Six: Siege (2015)
Rock Band 4 (2015)
Star Wars: Battlefront (November)
Tom Clancy's The Division (2015)
There's also typically 1-2 big games per system announced at E3 and then released during the holiday season of the same year. So I expect a few wildcards to show up in June.
So the ps4 had no gamez argument is back? Ok.
Lackluster selling copies of Ratchet and Clank and Tearaway that simultaneously make me happy with their whimsy and sad that they don't pull the numbers that cartoony platformers used to...
PS4. Seems to be all they've needed this gen.What does Sony have for the Holidays?
I know I'm gonna end up in an avatar bet sooner or later over whether Persona 5 is or is not releasing this year, because everyone keeps listing it and I've seen like nothing that points to it actually happening in the west this year. If there is something I'm missing I would love to see it so I can get excited and prepared for it as well.
Why would Battlefront be a MS thing when Hardline was a Sony thing?
Who cares about preseason?
So last holiday:
Sony had it's lead cut from ~1000K to ~500K over November/December (US numbers obviously).
This was achieved by its main competitor retailing at anything up to an effective $175 value discount (price cut + store vouchers), whereas Sony didn't drop unit price, they bundled software.
March NPD has - according to a creamy sweet gentleman - seen PS4 outsell the combined total of WiiU and Xbone. The gap at February was up to ~680K, so it could now be up to anything between 700-800K.
In Q1CY, and without a price drop.
TLR - in 3 months of what isn't a 'peak sales' period, PS4 has made back up to 60% of the market lead it lost in 2 months over the peak sale holiday period against an aggressively discounting competitor. There are another 6 months of 'preseason' including the release of Batman and MGSV which PS4 is lead platform for co-marketing on.
Yup, no having any pre-E3 announced big exclusives and possible co-marketing/lead platform deal with one of the biggest IPs around is going to lead to a bumpy rest of the year for Sony.
So the ps4 had no gamez argument is back? Ok.
Everyone loves to ignore this fact.
The X should have been an X-Wing.
X-Wings are cooler than Light Sabers.
I'm confident Ratchet and Clank is gonna kill it this year as long it's a great game.