Topic: Question for all

I am in a conversation with my buddy about Wii U, Xbox One, and PlayStation 4. I just sent him a challenge and I want to see what all of you come back with. Try to name all 3rd Party software that is coming to Xbox One and PlayStation 4 that is not coming to Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. Thank you for participating

Kingdom Hearts III and Final Fantasy XV for a start.

glares at Squeenix

In a nutshell, the only thing that people want and what goes with your question is wat @Cipher said

Sunset overdrive
Kindom hearts 3
knack
The crew
FFXV
Foroza motorsport (3)?
Project spark
named most of em without going to wikipedia.

Sunset overdrive (Xbox One exclusive)
Kindom hearts 3
knack (PS4 exclusive)
The crew
FFXV
Foroza motorsport (3)? (Xbox One exclusive)
Project spark (Xbox One exclusive)

I was asking for games that will be on both Xbox One and PS4 but not 360 and PS3.

Exclusive software not coming to the 360/PS3 (i'm conitng first and third party games)

Sunset Overdrive
Ryse
Quantum Break
Forza Motorsport 5
Killer instinct
Halo for Xbox One
Dead Rising 3
Below
D4
Powerstar Golf
Killzone: Shadow Fall
Knack
Drive Club
infamous second son
The Order 1886
The Witness
Transistor
Galak-Z
Don't Starve
The Crew
The Division
Mirro's Edge
Final Fantasy XV
Kingdom Hearts 3
Elder Scrolls Online

If I may ask why type of conversation were you guys having about the subject.

Again a lot of those are exclusive to Xbox One or PS4. I am looking for a list of games coming to both Xbox One and PS4 to see how strong Next-Gen's 3rd Party support is. I see a lot of current gen owners are going to be able to play almost all 3rd Party without having to upgrade, so Xbox One and PS4's main focus are exclusives which is what Nintendo always focuses on. My thought is that the Xbox One and PS4 are going to to through the same growing pains as the Wii U, just not as severe as the Wii U. So is 3rd Party going to complain about install base when that happens?

I issued this challenge to my friend who thinks Nintendo should pay 3rd party companies to get them to add Wii U support for upcoming games. I think Nintendo is doing the smarter long term strategy.