@nativepixel: Exactly!

@martintule24: But you´re not a rule, but an exception. Take a look at the best selling PS4 games every month: that´s quite a multiplataform list most of time.

@rodoxthedark: I don´t think so. Take a look at recent Eurogamer´s articles about Scorpio. Probably every game run better on it. Devs don´t have to do so much. A game can run 4K in two days without optimization.

And first party is the smallest part of our experience. PS4 has some nice exclusives, but the Xbox one also and the best online network. In the end, my gaming strategy is this one: multiplataform and games with online features on Xbox; some nice exclusives (and I don´t waste money on PS+) on PS4.

@rodoxthedark: 86% of games you play are multiplataform and have online content. Scorpio gives you both elements: best performance for most of your gaming experience and the best online network.

@martintule24: 86% of games you play are multiplataform and have online content. Scorpio gives you both elements: best performance for most of your gaming experience and the best online network. Unless you prefer the worse for you time...

@frosty988: 86% of games you play are multiplataform and have online content. Scorpio gives you both elements: best performance for most of your gaming experience and the best online network.

@DARREN636: Take a look at the "best selling PS4 games list": quite every game are multilataform. Scorpio gives us the best hardware, performance and online network for most of our gaming time-experience. It would bother many gamers if they don´t have the best experience...

Just confirms that played games majority are multiplataform and most have online features.

@Jago-Vs-Fulgore: But not for most of gamers, unfortunately. Less than 1% of PC gamers can play 4K. Scorpio probably is the best version out there.

November 17? Scorpio release date? Just waiting for the Scorpio version. The best place to play that beautiful game... Edit: preorder available. #EA Access