E3 2016

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Originally Posted by Finch

How many people actually buy a system for 3rd party games? All the big stuff is available on PC. You're either buying a PS4 for 1st party games or a cheap PC that you don't have to futz with, and heck, it's hard to see any reason to buy an XBOne besides it's a cheap PC now.
It's not only you saying it, i keep seeing people believing that 3rd party support will suddenly make Nintendo appealing and it's really difficult to believe when everyone has a computer these days.

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Yoshi hacked Finch's account.

That would explain a lot.

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Originally Posted by Finch

How many people actually buy a system for 3rd party games? All the big stuff is available on PC. You're either buying a PS4 for 1st party games or a cheap PC that you don't have to futz with, and heck, it's hard to see any reason to buy an XBOne besides it's a cheap PC now.
It's not only you saying it, i keep seeing people believing that 3rd party support will suddenly make Nintendo appealing and it's really difficult to believe when everyone has a computer these days.

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I bought the GameCube for Star Wars: Rogue Leader and the 360 for Bioshock and Mass Effect.

I'm really not a big fan of Nintendo's 1st party software anymore, because a lot of those franchises have been beaten to the ground. The only franchises I still have an interest in are Metroid, Star Fox and Zelda, and Nintendo can't seem to get Star Fox right.

I literally can't name a first party non-remake game for PS4.

The point that Nintendo systems have been typically bought for Nintendo games (with the exception of maybe SNES -- I bet more people were buying that for SF2 than SMW and F-Zero) is a sound one, though.

Knack.

You didn't specify that it had to be a good game.
Edit: Looking at a list, it seems like that is the ONLY one.

Killzone Shadowfall.

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Originally Posted by A Robot Bit Me

I literally can't name a first party non-remake game for PS4.

The point that Nintendo systems have been typically bought for Nintendo games (with the exception of maybe SNES -- I bet more people were buying that for SF2 than SMW and F-Zero) is a sound one, though.

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That wasn't always the reason why people bought Nintendo consoles. The fact that they chased away 3rd party support with their poor hardware decisions have left them with just the fans of their software buying their consoles. That is why the Wii U was a failure.

Sony published Bloodborne, right?

I think ARBM means in house dev, not bought exclusive.

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Originally Posted by A Robot Bit Me

I literally can't name a first party non-remake game for PS4.

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Seriously? There was this little one that flew under the radar called Uncharted 4.

edit: I'll bet this is yet another case of people being too dense to realize that "Nintendo" is not a developer. They have a bunch of development studios they own, just like Sony does.

LOL. I totally forgot about U4.