Sony vs Microsoft vs Nintendo E3 2014 Comparison: "Time Spend On Showing Games, Exclusive Announcements And More"
Microsoft spend 67% of the time showing their games at E3 2014 whereas Sony spend only 54% and Nintendo 66%. Furthermore, Sony made 36% exclusive content announcement as compared to Microsoft's 30% and Nintendo's 92%
You can take a look at full breakdown below.
Separation of Games into release year and this is the end result
Time spent to showcase "Only Games"
This was how games were revealed or discussed at the shows. If they showed gameplay or even simulated gameplay, it went in the gameplay category. If they showed only cutscenes or straight-up CG, it went in the "nothing like gameplay" category. Talking was when they just mentioned a game, and possibly a logo or concept art, with nothing to show for it.
Each game had a "type" associated with it, including whether shooting was a main or primary mechanic. The graph show if a game's gameplay was primarily "about" shooting or about something else.
And finally, exclusivity of games to the platform.
- By Sehran Shaikh
Microsoft spend 67% of the time showing their games at E3 2014 whereas Sony spend only 54% and Nintendo 66%. Furthermore, Sony made 36% exclusive content announcement as compared to Microsoft's 30% and Nintendo's 92%
You can take a look at full breakdown below.
Separation of Games into release year and this is the end result
Time spent to showcase "Only Games"
This was how games were revealed or discussed at the shows. If they showed gameplay or even simulated gameplay, it went in the gameplay category. If they showed only cutscenes or straight-up CG, it went in the "nothing like gameplay" category. Talking was when they just mentioned a game, and possibly a logo or concept art, with nothing to show for it.
Each game had a "type" associated with it, including whether shooting was a main or primary mechanic. The graph show if a game's gameplay was primarily "about" shooting or about something else.
And finally, exclusivity of games to the platform.