For me it’s probably Nintendo
Holiday season is upon us, and our wallets are not ready — they never are. There’s a ton of games around the corner, but surprisingly, most of the are multiplatform. That’s a huge win in my book, but the “big three” console publishers still have their exclusives, of course.
Taking a look at what’s to come, there isn’t a whole lot. Microsoft launchedHalo 5recently, andRise of the Tomb Raider, though technically a holiday exclusive, is launching later for the PC and PS4 platforms in 2016. Xbox 360 backward compatibility is arriving on November 12, though. Sony basically has nothing to offer outside ofBloodborneDLC for the rest of the year.
Nintendo, thankfully has a more exciting lineup. They just droppedYo-Kai Watchlast weekend, which I adore, and they have a few more tricks up their sleeve withAnimal Crossing: amiibo Festival,Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash,Pokémon Super Mystery Dungeon,Devil’s Third(US), and of course, the big one,Xenoblade Chronicles X.
All things considered, that’s not bad at all, even ifStar Foxwas pushed out of this year.
