I feel like playstation gamers in general are an entirely different breed. I may get some slack for saying this, but I'm going to say it anyway. Bioshock is a multiplatform game that has to take Xbox and FPS PC gamers into account. Overall I feel that, what you find on the playstation lately in terms of exclusives (Journey, Papo & Yo, The Unfinished Swan, Heavy Rain, the long awaited Last Guardian) and even going back to the PS2 with the Ico games & Kingdom Hearts are emotionally driven, unique stories. These games get the kind of support on Sony consoles that they probably would not get on the 360, because Sony takes the time and makes the effort to promote and even fund them. Naughty Dog's game SEEMS to fit that mold exactly. Even those playstation gamers unfamiliar with the development team (those two or three people, lol) seem likely to give this a chance, in my opinion. The console is geared towards a different audience and a different mindset.
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Re: Naughty Dog Refused to Push Ellie to the Back of The Last of Us' Box Art
I feel like playstation gamers in general are an entirely different breed. I may get some slack for saying this, but I'm going to say it anyway. Bioshock is a multiplatform game that has to take Xbox and FPS PC gamers into account. Overall I feel that, what you find on the playstation lately in terms of exclusives (Journey, Papo & Yo, The Unfinished Swan, Heavy Rain, the long awaited Last Guardian) and even going back to the PS2 with the Ico games & Kingdom Hearts are emotionally driven, unique stories. These games get the kind of support on Sony consoles that they probably would not get on the 360, because Sony takes the time and makes the effort to promote and even fund them. Naughty Dog's game SEEMS to fit that mold exactly. Even those playstation gamers unfamiliar with the development team (those two or three people, lol) seem likely to give this a chance, in my opinion. The console is geared towards a different audience and a different mindset.