Exclusives are dead. No one had any worth the entire system this gen.
I'll admit I haven't had a system since PS3, though Micro-Wiggy (my granddaughter) has a Switch. I still enjoy video game content though, so I watch news & rumors vids, and will sometimes watch walkthrough videos of games I'm interested in & such.
Back when I got my PS3, I debated *hard* between that and Xbox 360 because of the games on each. Plus I'd been a PSone and PS2 guy. But both had a ton of great games.
You could look up games back in the day & always find a ton of cool-looking stuff that even if you weren't excited for it because you didn't know about it, you would totally dig checking it out.
Really doesn't seem that way now.
Games are seriously over-inflated, take forever to come out, cost hundreds of $millions, and more. Many of gone the way of Hollyweird in that they focus on the overly vocal minority (*cough, cough, Assassin's Creed, cough*).
Worse yet, how many are just remakes, remasters, etc? Hell, how many time are they gonna put out FFVII or Last of Us?
Feels like modern gaming wouldn't necessarily be "dead", but enormously smaller if it wasn't for indy titles.
Again, I'm just an observer at this point, and I never got into PC gaming, so I can't comment on that. But as far as consoles go, I feel like shit peaked PS2/PS3 era.
