Come back when you want to have an honest conversation.
Ok, I'll try again. How about a fresh start. I exaggerate and say hyperbolic things, I shouldn't and i'll try and avoid it for the sake of conversation, at least in this case.
I replied to a post saying that someone playing on xbox finding gaming stale, wouldn't if they had access to playstation exclusives. Roughly. I dont think thats true and i think the PS5 cant be sold on the strength of its exclusives to date - thats my argument.
"Why be so dismissive of Astro's Playroom? It's a short game, sure, but it's absolutely fantastic. They all count."
In terms of games that you'd buy a PS5 for I dont think Astro's Playroom does personally. Because its so short. I played it once and never again. It was interesting, the controller is genuinely cool but yeah, the game itself isn't something i'd tell someone they should buy a playstation for. I didn't even consider it. I mean its probably worth mentioning for someone finding gaming stale, thats fair. I'd be more inclined to judge it seperately in terms of the controller and the wider implementation of that - another conversation.
Miles Morales might count. Its short again. Its an expansion really. I dont know what the modern term for that is but i wouldn't buy a console for it.
I listed the 3 games I think someone would buy a playstation for, I dont think that was hyperbolic, dismissive list. It wasn't meant to be exhaustive and definitive. I was pretty annoyed at Returnal when playing but a year on I'd look back on it much more favourably. If you were really into bullet hell shooters or roguelites its a game worth bearing in mind, its a system seller.
Horizon 2 could have been a system seller. The first was good. Great premise, fun gameplay. Throw in a few basic upgrades like gliding (i really liked gliding) and more of the same and its a safe bet. Or thats what i would have expected but was disappointed. The thread for it is probably pretty active at the moment.
God of War 2 is a system seller. That im wary of. Its gotten a lot of praise in here but that just seems par for the course. I dont really want to spoil it for myself by having a deep conversation about it. I have nothing useful to add to a conversation on it anyway.
Your welcome to suggest others that might be attractive to buy.
I have dismissed Ratchet and Clank and Sackboy. Because i've pretty much dismissed them in real life, I've had free access to both for ages and haven't played either. Maybe an hour of each when minding nephew but probably much older games. They all just play minecraft these days which is on everything. I dont have an opinion on gaming for kids and I dont know if Ratchet and Clank is really worth playing as an adult.
Theres a lot of good racing sims on every console. 3rd parties seem to be the pick of the bunch? Do you need more than one racing sim? I'm more into arcade racers and am bitter about wipeout. Mario kart pisses all over everything else from a great height and MS have forza, which was quite fun. Crash Team racing is meant to be ok?
I dont think its a strong line up. I think the other console you cant mention would put it to shame.
Hyperbolic bait time - Nintendo's exclusives would put sony and MS put together to shame.