People wouldn't just look at the first party line-up when they're making a purchase decision. We have great third party titles coming this year - Call of Duty, Assassin's, Battlefront, Destiny just came out and Metal Gear just came out. There's no shortage of huge titles available to players on PlayStation 4. And people who are coming new to PlayStation 4 can pick up titles like Bloodborne and Until Dawn. I'm very proud of the games we are releasing. We're not releasing new triple-A titles this Christmas like you say, and like some critics say. But we're releasing smaller, creative games this year, like Everybody's Gone to the Rapture, or we're working on The Tomorrow Children, and many small but interesting titles. That can be complementary when looking at the line-up of PS4 games. We've got lots of great big titles announced for the next year. We're focussed on delivering these titles. People make purchasing decisions for the long-term. Consoles, once they've purchased it, they expect to use it for 5-6 years. Having exclusive, unique titles coming in the near future, starting with Uncharted 4, must play a role from a first-party standpoint, to help people make those decisions.
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Personally? I think he is right. Microsoft may have more recognizable exclusives, but it's not like there is any shortage of games to play on the PS4 either. Until Dawn, Rapture, and Uncharted Collection are good games to be looking at, plus yeah, best versions of third party games like Assassin's Creed, Call of Duty, Star Wars Battlefront, and more multiplat games like Fallout 4, Rainbow Six Siege...
It's a good place to be in, I think.
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