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Originally Posted by zyntex
Nothing I think sadly. Every plan ed systemseller like DriveClub or The Order went down. The are just relying on indies and remakes aka HD blowups. Even the system software is worse than the one on the PS3.
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In my opinion, Driveclub is very good now compared to how it was at launch, had a blast with the game over at my friends plus it is really pretty to look at so I am currently looking for a steelbook edition of the game! I am enjoying Bloodborne too but understand why it is a game not for everybody. In regards to The order, was disappointed as was not up to my expectations but I did enjoy the game although the replay value is pretty poor and I probably won't go back to it.
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Originally Posted by zyntex
I'm still on it but I agree with you there isn't anything like it at the moment on the PS4. SONY has the better hardware but only a joke of software compared to the Xbox One from the system software to the games everything is behind it. L
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Originally Posted by 0329liuken
Don't know what Sony have to compete with MS this holiday season. Xbox has Tomb Raider and Halo, PS4 has... Until Dawn?!
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statistics disagrees
http://www.listwar.com/upcoming-games-2/
Looking forward to exclusive wise on the PS4 (my choice of games): Persona 5, Dragoon Quest Heroes, Ratchet & Clank, Until Dawn, One Piece Pirate Warriors, J Stars Victory, and Disgaea 5. Please note I have not taken into account any indie, digital and Japanese (PS4) exclusive games too!
For X1 - Halo and Tomb Raider but I may get TR on a different platform as this is a timed exclusive I believe
To add from the start of 2015, X1 exclusive release library has been very lacking and same goes for the rest of 2015. But yeah lets see what E3 brings but I doubt if anything it would be released in the 2015 window. To me X1 is quite poor on the exclusive side in 2015.
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Originally Posted by zyntex
Sure it was great to replay old games but stuff like TR, GoW3, TLoU isn't old they just do it to make quick and dirty cash.
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I think the main purpose of these remasters are due to the current large install base on the PS4 (20 million or so) for which many migrated from the Xbox 360 which have not had the opportunity to play these games such as TLoU which is a great game. Plus in essence with GoW case - this also prepares people for the next part of the franchise getting them up to speed so in these cases the remasters are pretty valid. But yeah as you mentioned it is a quick way of making cash considering all the code and assets are already available so the costs are low; it's really a choice, dirty? - available for those who want them (also most will be nicer compared to the prior gen versions) so I do not see why a lot of people are complaining about them since it's not like companies are forcing you to buy them.