I looked at the games list and thought I’ll share these links.

These are both PS4 and Xbox One lists of exclusive games ( Deselect all options apart from *Full & Console*)

http://gematsu.com/exclusives/ps4
http://gematsu.com/exclusives/xbox-one/

PS4 has more exclusives even when leaving out smaller bite sized games no matter how you look at it.

But lets forget about games released last year and the years before that. What about this years releases?

do the leg work… other companies are only supplying a hardware..

Microsoft did the legwork in supplying Windows Holographic Software
Supply tech from their HoloLens Program..

to say that partners are doing a majority of the work is completely false as Microsoft has worked with each and every one of those companies on a software front.

Oculous
Vive
PSVR

VR games in general are not moving at rapid pace. If you are talking other VR experiences (like being in a shark tank, or a sky scraper, that seems to be moving at a much better rate)

There has been: Be the Batman, Robinson the Journey, Elite Dangerous, Resident Evil… So far Resident Evil did it best, and the rest not so bad.

But all in all, it’s not moving at rapid pace (as of now) for the most part, a lot of devs got cold feet about something that doesnt have a consistent standard (Vive, Rift, PSVR all VR, all different to some degree) nor enough of in the wild. If Microsoft can create a standard that works on Xbox and PC, that’s already an advantage (however slight it may be)

Xbox One from launch to now
Ryse (2013)
Crimson Dragon (2013)
Killer Instinct (2013)
Dead Rising 3 (2013)
Forza 5 (2013)
TitanFall (2014) <— not first party I know
Sunset Overdrive (2014)
Project Spark (2014) (i know, i know.. but they took a chance)
Halo 5 (2015)
Forza 6 (2015)
Ori (2015)
Rare Replay (2015)
Gears Ultimate (2015)
Quantum Break (2016)
Recore (2016)
Gears 4 (2016)
Forza Horizon 3 (2016)
Dead Rising 4 (2016)
Halo Wars 2 (2017)

PS4:
Killzone (2013
Knack (2013)
Resogun (2013)
inFamous (2014)
Last of Us remaster (2014)
Drive CLub (2014)
Little Big Planet 3 (2014)
Bloodborne (2015)
Rocket League (2015) they had it for like a yr so i put it up here.
Until Dawn (2015) <— amazing game by the way
Everybody Gone to Rapture (2015)
Order: 1886 (2015)
Uncharted 4 (2016)
Last Guardian (2016)
No Mans Sky (2016)
Street Fighter (2016)
Tales of Bersia (2016)
PSVR (2016)
Persona 5 (2016 Japan)
Nioh (2017)
Yakuza (2017)
Gravity Rush (2017)

Notice that the difference is neglible…
Also notice this puts an end to "no games" when they are about close to equal..I even gave Sony Credit for Yakuza and Nioh, although they didnt produce either of those games..

I also left out the smaller bite size games on both sides

True, but it would be good to know that after buying a console there’s true/full exclusive games made for it, otherwise what’s the point. Example: Horizon Zero Dawn is only on PS4, so you need that console to play the game.

I am lost nowadays on what games are only playable Xbone.

I saw this exclusive game list and being fair it does seem that Xbone is falling way behind on games that only need the console.

https://www.finder.com.au/2017-exclusives-comparison-ps4-xbox-one-switch

A family of consoles is fine. Even console/PC is fine as long as it’s not your whole lineup.

“Who out there is putting out ANY big third party exclusives for Xbox?”

When you find out let me know. I’ve been asking myself the same thing.

I want to know what TRUE/FULL console exclusives are coming for Xbone that are not classed as platform exclusives as all I wanted was games released exclusively on one platform and not games released exclusively on a family of console / PC like Quantum break.

So their idea of showing they care about gaming is to let others do all the legwork?

The needle is “barely moving” if you’re comparing VR to something else… which you shouldn’t be. That’s a stupid thing to do. But there could be more than 2 million PSVR units alone out in the wild by the time whatever there is for the Scorpio can even be used. If it takes 60+ million PS4s to do that many PSVR units, how many do you think the MUCH smaller Scorpio market is gonna push? Use your head a lil, man.

What happened to inFamous and Killzone? What happened to The Show? DriveClub? LBP? Left Behind? First Light? Why do those games not count? They’re almost all before Bloodborne, so within the first few years of the console, not “after 3yrs.” And yes, note I left off The Order, since it was so controversial, even though I thought it was good, if short.

Where’s the consistency for Xbox? You made the claim, but why didn’t you make a list of those games like you JUST did for PS4?

About the same number, huh? Care to throw up a quick list of those XBox first party games? You do that, and I’ll do the PS4 first party stuff- you can add remasters if you want- and we can compare them.

You game?

Why hop on VR when they already saw how Kinect panned out? Why jump into the fire first hand?

Microsoft did the smart thing and let 3rd party make units and create drivers that will work on Xbox. And once again, a viable solution for Xbox is coming without the competition being to far ahead, because the VR needle is barely moving.

Xbox has been getting plenty of games.

From PS4 launch to Bloodborne 2015, to Uncharted 4 (2016) to Last Guardian (2016), Nioh (’17), Yakuza (17′), Gravity Rush (17) that all took awhile, now after 3yrs ur making a games argument.

Xbox was pretty consistent on games since the launch of the console

Shortage?
Somy has about the same number of 1st party games on the market as Xbox does…

But letting your bias get in the way of your thinking… that’s what you’ve done.

Why harp on? Oh, I dunno. Maybe cuz you like games, and therefore you wanna have games to play? Maybe because, even if it’s “non-mainstream,” there are people outside yourself that LIKE those games? Maybe because when there IS a shortage of first party games, you can still entice people to buy or continue to play your console by having exclusives from other developers? I mean, who’s the Quantic Dream for Xbox? Who out there is putting out ANY big third party exclusives for Xbox?

It’s not that you’re not ready to buy into VR yet. It’s that you’re disregarding that Sony has a VR headset on the market, and Microsoft isn’t even working on one. When talking about the consoles and what they can or already do, that’s a point in PlayStation’s favor. Whether you want to buy the device- and, indeed, it’s not even really on my radar yet- is a separate issue, altogether. But because you’re not interested, it doesn’t matter.

That’s a fanboy’s way of thinking. That’s making excuses for the sake of your argument.

The Elite Controller is pricey but, not too steep but i dont regret the purchase at all…

Everyone will always have their biases…