PS4 Getting "Unprecedented Rush" of Big Games in 2016, Exec Says

@warui: trrrrrrooooollllllalalalaalalalalalala

@Simulator_Shock: Good for you sire, now move along

@Simulator_Shock: I have 108 games on my steam account which registers at 1600 bucks for full price value. I paid a little over 400 bucks for my games. You can look up your steam account purchases and sales. I also have purchased many games from humble bundle and on gog during sales. When I was buying console games and playing on my Wii, 360, and Ps3, I spent over 400 bucks on 15 games. PC gaming is ridiculously cheaper, I am not even counting the massively cheaper online ( free). PC is a slightly higher buy in but a MUCH cheaper platform for it's lifespan.

This doesn't account for all the other perks like, upgradability, backwards compatibility, Emulation, freedom to use any peripheral, and my god the mods... and the end-all, PERFORMANCE BASED ON YOUR BUDGET!!!

Remember the consoles are only a cheap buy in since you will be paying sony/MS a license fee for every game you purchase. They make all that cash back. And you are buying a system thats only as fast as the low tier CPU and GPUs on the market today ( 750ti and i3's)

@Simulator_Shock: While i do love PC gaming ( if i have the chance i'll usually go PC version of a game ) You really can't match the bargain if you're trying to be tight on the wallet. The PS4 is 300$ here in the USofA and the VR will prolly be a couple hundred or so im assuming, basically just my vid card (Asus Geforce GTX 960)was 250$ and that's a pretty damn good Vid Card i got a deal on and Motherboard another 80$ ( marked down it was originally like 120 or something) that's not even counting RAM, a CPU, Power Brick( i had one in my Puter graveyard), a HDD ( i already had a Hard Drive so saved there as well) and maybe even a case or lets say aftermarket CPU fan, etc. So while if u have the money sure do it, hell i did. But if u have a limit u can't match the PS4 for 300 bucks not to mention VR on my current computer will most likely not run well, and my rig can handle the best of current games rather well, As far as VR on PC what are we ( PC gamers ) getting anyway the Oculus? The Visus...iblue or an AMD or Nvidia Version... at what cost? So don't expect to just lets say take your PS4 funds and be able to get a gaming PC ( VR ready or not for that matter ) for close the budget. Just try to entertain the idea of perhaps cutting ur cost in half, cost really not an issue realise you know i can grab a Console ( PS4 or Xboxone ) and a 50 inch to go with it for probably less than it would be to build a good gaming rig, sure u can cut ur cost if ur building a half way decent gaming rig, and let it be known i'm not trying to discourage you from gaming on PC, I've been PC gaming as long as i have been playing consoles ( about 20 years ), I'm just trying let u know as an owner of many PC's and a PS4 (gonna pick up an Xbox one this year) that if you're trying to get the most bang for your buck, realistically entertain the idea of a PS4.

@theothersider: yeah...they shouldnt have given up on move and kinect..this shows us their not fully committed and will drop an idea we paid money for in a heartbeat to chase some other fantasy

@slypher9: I just actually picked up a PS4 cause im so consumed still with my PS3 an PC. So i hear ya, a lot of exclusives they need to hit the fifty million units sold mark.

@ExoticCharm: You have bad taste in videogames sire, god help you.

@ocula-nervosa: Shenmue III is coming out in 2017, so it's still a long ways off.

@skyhighgam3r: i dont see anything on the horizon for xbox ?

@7tizz: excuse me sire but why compare move and PSVR? Two very different things you know, like aples and oranges. Have you ever thought about the posebillity that move was made for future VR in mind from the getgo when they first came out years ago to push the prizes down to what they cost today at $19 pricepoint compared to Sony's competitors pricing their motioncontrollers probably at $60-$100 price point when they wil come out this year. Think about that for a second my good Lad.

@7tizz: C'mon gentlemen ( assuming you're men if not & women ) comparing VR to the Move? Not the best of comparisons i'd have to say. VR will only tank if the PC market loses interest in VR, which won't happen. While i'm a little skeptical myself, i still feel VR is a few years a way, well to be to my liking which is Perfect. I tried out the Oculus at a Convention last year and while it was awesome, it needs a really well built PC to run it as of now anyway, ( i kid u not look into it ) u should have seen the computer they were using to show off the Oculus and the specs lets just say they were insane. Until they can fully optimize VR The Minimum Specs According to a good Source for the Oculus are

• NVIDIA GTX 970 / AMD 290 equivalent or greater
• Intel i5-4590 processor equivalent or greater
• 8GB+ RAM
• Compatible HDMI 1.3 video output
• 2 USB 3.0 ports
• Windows 7 SP1 or newer

it won't be fully optimized for a couple years, i mean my PC is less than two months old, i just recently built it and invested in a pretty damn good Vid Card got a Asus Geforce GTX 960 for a good price. As far as my thoughts were on the Oculus VR headset it wasn't quite there yet, though close however they HAVE come a Loong way, and like i said it was awesome and entertaining if i had to put a percentage on it i'd say there 75 percent there. So in my eyes, if the console versions ( Xboxone has plans to release there own version in 2016) of the VR Headset can be anything even close to what i experienced with the Oculus, we'll definitely have a product that isn't going anywhere..

@xgalacticax: No not really listening to their promises. My ps4 have only truly delivered on Bloodborne and it's DLC so far. Infamous games were also okay since I already have the console, would not buy the console for those games though.
But atleast these exclusives listed in this article interest me alot and could potentially make me take a break from PC to play a little ps4. The xbox on the other hand has delivered even worse imo, from launch until what we know will come next year, only have two titles that could maybe catch my eye and that most likely won't be available on PC, Scalebound and Recore.
Both consoles are mediocre imo and I get why pc is on the rise again.