Horizon very much counts as an RPG. It's just as much of an RPG as Fable was. Bloodborne also counts as an RPG I would say.
In regards to Street Fighter V yes it counts as a Sony exclusive since Sony helped Capcom with it. It counts just as much as Spider-Man, Mass Effect, Ryse, Ori, etc. Also KI wasn't good right out of the gate either just go back and look at those review scores. You mentioned that KI Ultimate scored better than SF5 but that is not true when compared to the Arcade Edition. You can't count one games revision and not another. You are moving so many goalposts it's funny.
Okay whoa, I didn't ever mention KI Ultimate and it's review score. I just said I heard some bad things about SFV out of the gate. And most of the problems with KI at launch wasn't with the gameplay, it was with the game lacking content.
And hey, I really don't think Sony
needed to be there for SFV to exist considering what a massive IP it is, but who knows, right?
The RPG thing was more of a joke then anything else. Neither side really focuses on that genre, especially JRPGs.
You seem to enjoy misreading and putting words in my mouth, so this'll be my last reply to you. My final point on this: neither Microsoft nor Sony owns a Top 5 FPS today. Both have their own franchises that are good, but not Top 5 good.
Then it appears you have no argument here: I was talking specifically about U4, which it sounds like you haven't even played in MP, where the shooting mechanics truly shine. Go play that and maybe we can have a real discussion.
Driveclub underperformed financially (just like Halo 5 *gasp*), but is constantly praised as a fantastic product by those who have played it (and I doubt you're one of them). Even if I were to give you that FH is 'king', that doesn't change the fact that Sony would still have a strong 2nd in Driveclub, and a 1st in racing sims for GT Sport. At the very worst, we can say they're neck and neck, not that one's 'dominating' the other.
You still haven't answered my question of whether you've played LBP after 2008. Usually people who critcize LBP's platforming mechanics haven't played LBP3, which improved them significantly. Though for 2D platformers, very few people care to look outside of Mario, so this argument's kind of a wash like the RTS one.
You dodged my very direct question again of how does this matter when MS doesn't have Street Fighter 5? I'm glad this'll be my final reply.
This is clearly a joke. Bloodborne, Horizon Zero Dawn for ARPGS, and Ni No Kuni is still exclusive to Sony on consoles. Please. Just stop.
Oh, it certainly does. To be quite honest, you sound a lot like someone who lived under a rock for the 8th gen and still believes that Microsoft is eating Sony's lunch. Especially if you're going to just dismiss U4's shooting mechanics or act like Halo's still in it's glory days.
I'll let you continue this convo with someone more patient. I'm done.
I think you're taking what I'm saying way too seriously. This is simply my opinion and how I feel about things. You say Halo 5 can't be counted in the top 5 shooters of this generation and I strongly disagree. It's really that simple.
And uh, no, I have zero interest in playing UC 4 Multiplayer. Like zero, negative even maybe. If the shooting mechanics require MP to stand out then there's something wrong. And Halo 5 didn't underperform financially though? It actually sold really damn well, especially considering just how badly Xbox got their butt kicked in sales this generation. Not to mention the REQ packs made a crazy amount of money, which they also funneled back into the community with tournaments and the like.
I have played LBP3. It was a fun game, especially with a friend. But it doesn't compare (to me) to the gameplay in Ori. Even the platforming part of Ori specifically is very well made, let alone the art direction, combat, music, etc. You ask me whether I've played LBP after 2008, so I'll ask, have you played Ori?
Fighting game wise, I think SFV would exist regardless of whether Sony moneyhatted the game or not. And even then I consider Killer Instinct to be the superior game.
And yeah, I was joking about the rpg thing lol. Neither side focuses too much on that genre, especially JRPGs, but games like Bloodborne and Horizon do give the edge to Sony. Especially as we haven't had a Fable game in so long.
I don't think I've ever believed MS is "eating Sony's lunch", especially in this generation. Bloodborne alone might be my game of the generation (if DS3 didn't exist) and God of War was such a refreshing game to play. Sure Halo isn't in it's glory days, but it's also far from the deathbed you give the impression that it's on.
Go ahead and don't reply to me, that's cool. I'm having a good time discussing this, there's nothing malicious or insulting in what I post, or at least I don't mean to be. We disagree heavily when it comes to Halo 5, but everyone has their preferences and their opinions.
Have a good one.