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2/12/2015 1:13:11 AM
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Ps did have more story driven single player experiences but it's all on your taste. You sound like you'd want more mp experiences like destiny. And I get it but if you're buying a system on exclusives the ps has way more than Xbox. Now this gen they sound like they are trying to make more exclusives but time will tell if they'll be any good. So if you're into halo and gears mp then by all means go for it but you're trying to tell me as a ps1 to 4 owner that Xbox has more and better exclusives then that's just crazy and maybe you aren't really into ps. But if you're basing that judgement on mp they yeah you're right but ps has more exclusives and I just think has an all around better system. They've made it so much better than PS3 all around.
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Yeah it is all in the taste of games and for me I love highly competitive pvp but I also love great story as well, and I do love a lot of PS games too. Also, I know PS has more exclusives than Xbox but honestly that's just more of an incentive to spend money and those games from my personal experience are more of like a beat it and now I'm done. KH3 and FF15 exclusivity were the determining factor for me because those franchises are like my life lol but it turned out they weren't exclusive. When I first got my Xbox 360 the only game/my first game (I was late on it lol) I had was halo reach. That game alone lasted me from the beginning of June to Christmas and after that I still played it frequently along with other games. I was blown away, and that wasn't even halo 3. It is all preference though, PS has great and numerous exclusives, most of which I feel though don't last me that long. (just my preference/opinion, not trying to hate or anything. PS2 is the best though and has most of my favorite games by the way)
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You're talking about something else entirely then. You're talking about replayability so if that's you're argument for getting an Xbox it's not the reason you should get one. It's multiplayer that you are into and so halo and gears would do that for you but all other competitive mp games will be on ps4 as well so I mean, it's all coming down to how many friends do you have on Xbox and if it's worth the jump then go ahead but you told me earlier that Xbox had better exclusives lol and that's not the case in terms of quantity and quality but you're more into competitive mp and Xbox does have two great competitive mp games but the rest are multiplatform so obviously replayability goes to mp games. I just think Sony has learned from past hiccups and improved on ps4 so much that the only reason to play an Xbox is for halo but that's only one game. Any single player game is not as replayable as mp that's just a given so it wasn't right saying that Xbox as better exclusives but I get your point. If it's mp and you have friends on Xbox then you got the wrong system. Ps4 will have much better quality games and I'm sure they'll have replayable games as well. So if halo means that much to you then do it but if I were you, one game wouldn't get me to buying a $350-400 system, it's not worth that for just one, competitive mp with more replayable game. I just believe in sony they learned from the past
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Yeah Well again I'm just saying my preference and the exclusives are just preferences as well. It is true that Sonys exclusives are of better quality I agree with that however better quality games doesn't mean it's a better game. Over my years of playing I realized that what makes a game a great game is in fact it's replayability (this applies to any game, sports games, board games and video games) if there is no replayability or low replayability it isn't much a game as it is just an event in your life or story (which can be found in a book or movie). So I've come to the conclusion that higher replayability = better game. This is also why people have different opinions on what a good game is because different people get different replayability from games. Now on my preference, all of Sonys exclusive titles are games that I wouldn't mind renting, but I wouldn't want to buy them, and if a console doesn't have exclusives that I wouldn't buy then i just see those games as expensive items I wouldn't use often (like a pair of shoes that you buy and then you buy another soon after, essentially a waste of money although they are good quality). Like all I need is 1 or 2 exclusives and then a bunch of multiplatformers, I don't need a ton of exclusives I can burn through + they might not all be appealing. Again all of this is my personal preference and opinion and other people have opinions that may differ and am just saying why I find Xbox more appealing currently.
