The console war is an ongoing debate between gamers that’s lasted for years. The major superpowers of gaming, Sony, Microsoft and Nintendo, each have their own console in the fight, and whether it be through their game libraries, sales, or business decisions, each console offers something different. The question is, which console will reign supreme in 2019?
Sony’s Playstaion 4 Faction
During last year’s E3 conference, Sony revealed many exclusive titles like Death Stranding, The Last of Us Part II, Ghost of Tsushima, Dreams and Days Gone. While games like Dreams and Days Gone have been getting a lot of coverage lately, we haven’t heard much about any of the other games. That’s right, Ghost of Tsushima, their samurai action game has not been seen since and The Last of Us Part II is supposedly releasing soon but there’s no new game footage in sight. Though, this could mean that they’re planning on announcing these games not at E3, but possibly at another venue.
There is some good news about Sony’s sales, though. In January, PlayStation surpassed 91.6 million systems sold and in March, they’ve announced selling 4.2 million VR Headsets. So what could this mean for PlayStation? Well this could mean that Sony is far from falling behind in the console wars, in fact this means that there’s at least one console that will surely work for VR an that’s the PlayStation 4.
