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“It’s so common for these companies to blame outside factors for their shortcomings.
“So what EA is saying is that ‘if it wasn’t because Halo Infinite, people would had accepted a broken and boring Battlefield game’
“It’s so crazy that they think so little of consumers…”
Can’t really argue with Johnny‘s logic here. EA’s claim that Halo Infinite was more polished does imply that it felt Battlefield was ‘good enough’ in the state it released in.
“Xbox is giving PlayStation a lot stiffer competition this gen than it did last gen. I expect console sales to be a lot closer than it was during the PS4 / XBO era. We’ll see how this plays out in the next 6 months or so.”
It’s certainly going to be an interesting one, DavisRex. Hard to compare them at the moment because they’re both still selling out as soon as new stock’s available, so it does seem to be a case of which company can make them quicker at the moment, not who’s selling better.
“This really feels like the first time a AAA has achieved Breath of the Wild on a home console, which is very special indeed. I won’t be playing it for awhile (still finishing Zero Dawn), but the game looks absolutely incredible, and importantly, they made the gameplay varied enough to carry it as well this time around. Very excited for when the Complete Edition comes!”
Ummm, rogueCortex, wasn’t the first time a AAA achieved Breath of the Wild on a home console… Breath of the Wild?
