I go with Nintendo, even though Sony does have great games. However to be honest- most of the stuff for my PS3 and PS4 are on PC or a Xbox as well. Sony puts out quality systems, and I would rather play games on a console, not a PC.
Mr_Miner wrote:
Definitely Sony. Nintendo refuses to innovate and gives you the same games over and over. Another Zelda, another Mario and the graphics never measure up. They have the nostalgia market cornered. Some people really do want to play the game they played when they were 7. I had an original Nintendo as a kid and back then in the early 90's it was the system to have. But Sega came along and sold itself as the big kid system. I moved on to them because I wanted to be a big kid. After that came the PS1 and during that time the N64 was boring. No games at all to play besides Golden eye that interested me. I now have a PS4 so I guess Sony has my brand loyalty.
Lots of Mario and Zelda games, but guess what? There's been lots of Call of Duty, Assassin's Creed, sports games and so on. A big reason Mario and Zelda have so many games- they have been around much longer than most things in gaming! Nintendo has innovated a lot- but guess what? Fans don't buy the new series, so Nintendo sticks with what works- Mario, Zelda, Pokemon and so on. In my view- if its not broken, don't fix it. The system doesn't need so-called "adult" games that are literally just shoot things 1000000 times and repeat. I'm not trying to bash violent games completely- because I do play some. But the shooter genre (as well as many violent games in genreal) itself is repetitive and has been for a long long time.
When it comes to exclusives- Nintendo generally always has the edge. Almost every quality game this generation (heck.. even a lot of last gen) is for multiple systems and PC. Sony and Microsoft don't have many exclusives overall and probably never will.
I also want to point out the ignorance people still say "Nintendo is for kids only" (as mentioned earlier in the topic) when its not. People just assume "violence = mature, E rated = for kids". Many many adults play Mario still. Many many kids play the violent games. So it's just wrong to stereotype like that.