Would you consider buying a new console only for an exclusive game? (E.g. PS4 for God of War)

I would never buy a console for just 1 game.

@hrt_rulz01: would having a lot of exclusive titles for that console sway your decision to a degree?

@flying_ninja: If there were at least 3-4 exclusives I really wanted, and the games released in the future looked promising, I'd buy that console.

I already did this, bought the PS3 for Uncharted 1/2 and 3 back then. Loved to play the third one but the others not so much.

I've not done this yet, but thought about it a lot.

Very nearly bought an Xbox One when Rise of Tomb Raider was timed exclusive, happy I was patient and waited for PC version now.

Tempted to get a Ps4 for Bloodbourne, I love souls like games that FROM make, Bloodbourne is the only one I have not played. Its looks unlikely it will be released elsewhere. With the Ps4 also releasing Nioh(looks excellent) and Horizon looks good too, there might be enough of a reason for me to take the plunge.

I got xbox one s 2 tb because I love halo and gears of war series. (I played on good old x360 till summer 2016).

Then on christmas I got the ps4 pro as aa gift and now I have more exclusives on my play list :)

Going to buy nintenfo switch so lets just say nothing is out of my options xD

I think in a way we all kind of do this, because we all have those games that are kind of our favorites, or ones that really stick out in our mind, or the ones we spent the most time playing on the system at least. It might not necessarily be the very first game we bought the system for...but sometimes that initial purchase does end up becoming a standout benchmark title for us.

Some people might not buy a system brand new, but they might buy the system a bit down the road when some other really big title is coming out for it. There are probably people who were convinced to buy a 360/PS3 or whatever because the newest GTA game came out for it. Hey, if it's an established franchise and the new one looks great, then that's guaranteed fun. Then there are those rare games that come along and are so different from everything else, that manage to move systems. That isn't as common, but it has happened before. I think Halo is kind of an example of that, as is Super Mario 64.

With the Switch's launch, I think I am every bit as much interested in the system itself as I am what seems to be the best Zelda game yet. It's guaranteed fun. And I mean, it's also an investment for me as it would be for most people, because I am pretty sure there are other games coming out this year alone that I'll want to keep an eye on.

When I was younger I would. I bought a ps2 just to play FFX and an OG xbox just to play the old republic. (Both where "exclusive" at the time)

Today, I'm different because to be honest, they're is too much media, and I find myself with less time to blow as I get older. That one exclusive looks really cool on that system, but the world won't die if I don't play it. Plus, if it is something special that can't be missed, you can be sure that it will be remastered or re-released at some point down the road.

To me I ask myself does that consoles have enough exclusives that I care about.

not a %^&*( chance in ^&*() hell!

No, that's why I don't have a PS4, £200+ for bloodbourne is to much

No, that's why I don't have a PS4, £200+ for bloodbourne is to much

Consoles are damn expensive; I'm still gaming on an Xbox 360 but decided on finally getting an Xbox One S after my next paycheck comes in. Still, $600 for a console JUST to get an exclusive game is ridiculous, though it also depends on the game and if you're using the console for other games too. I don't understand people who have both an Xbox One X and PS4 Pro.

No. My rule is 3 titles I want, I buy the system. It’s why I don’t own a ps4 or Switch yet. The Switch has one game I’d buy (Mario Odyssey) and the ps4 has none.

No I wouldn't buy a console for just one game.

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Yes and I have done this few times.

Imagine buying an entire console just for one game. But if we're talking about a live service, then maybe.