While we knew that both companies would be focusing on more + more games for E3 this year, Sony is clearly the victor of the 2 in regards to what they're offering gamers. Damn! I had high hopes for the Xbox One to do something bigger this year along w/ some new games but alas we only got the latter. Being an avid Xbox fan, I was hoping the company would do a bit more to fend off the PlayStation 4 but it didn't really happen.
Let's rewind the clocks back a bit to when Microsoft + Sony unveiled their next-gen gaming consoles w/ the Xbox One + PS4. I was on the fence about upgrading - especially when I all of my older games will pretty much become obsolete. Since then, I have pretty much been waiting for a solution of sorts to arise. Better graphics, gameplay sharing, & a built-in Blu-Ray wasn't enough for me to shell $500 (I am a Kinect user) for new system and then buy new games as well. I know I'm not alone. I'm quite sure if they were to fix this, many Xbox 360 gamers would upgrade in a heartbeat as this would help Microsoft to outsell the PS4 (at least for that 1st month or 2 anyways).
I'm not upgrading until they fix this.
Not sure if Halo 5, Fable Legends, Sunset Overdrive, & Forza Horizon 2 is enough compared to everything Sony announced.
Sony just had more/better exclusive games or content to share w/ the world. Batman: Arkham Knight gives PS4 users access to Scarecrow's nightmare missions. PS4 gets early access to a beta of Destiny and we can't forget about that sexy all-White PS4 console that comes w/ the upcoming Destiny bundle. Little Big Planet 3 is on the way. Sony gets early access to Hulk in Disney Infinity 2. The Order: 1886 is an interesting title that's a Sony exclusive as well. Dead Island 2 for the PS4 will get exclusive content. The Last Of Us gets remastered for next-gen. Uncharted 4 looks awesome as another Sony exclusive title heading to the PS4. This is a much longer prargraph than if I were to do one on Xbox One exclusive content.
Sony > Microsoft at E3 2014.