Let's keep things simple here:
When Xbox fans talk about PS4 and try to cherry pick exclusives they tend to say "Oh but this game is on PC so it's not really exclusive!"
Fair enough.
Even if you take away those games, there's still a ton of 1st party exclusives period. Hell even some 3rd party exclusives atm.
Now if you apply this argument to Xbox, there's literally not a single game that's been announced since the past year or so when they announced the play anywhere thing.
No game shown today on that stage is only for Xbox 1.
The "console launch exclusive" wording is just fancy for "timed exclusive."
The "Xbox exclusive"=Xbox 1 and Windows 10 AKA PC thereby making it not a real exclusive by it's traditional agreed upon meaning.
TL:DR
PS4 has exclusives as in games that will ONLY be available on PS4 and a lot are already out.
Xbox One besides the few games launched a few years ago has no new upcoming exclusives if you apply this criteria of what's an exclusive.
When Xbox fans talk about PS4 and try to cherry pick exclusives they tend to say "Oh but this game is on PC so it's not really exclusive!"
Fair enough.
Even if you take away those games, there's still a ton of 1st party exclusives period. Hell even some 3rd party exclusives atm.
Now if you apply this argument to Xbox, there's literally not a single game that's been announced since the past year or so when they announced the play anywhere thing.
No game shown today on that stage is only for Xbox 1.
The "console launch exclusive" wording is just fancy for "timed exclusive."
The "Xbox exclusive"=Xbox 1 and Windows 10 AKA PC thereby making it not a real exclusive by it's traditional agreed upon meaning.
TL:DR
PS4 has exclusives as in games that will ONLY be available on PS4 and a lot are already out.
Xbox One besides the few games launched a few years ago has no new upcoming exclusives if you apply this criteria of what's an exclusive.