Hawk269
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I really cannot see that being the case. In-fact, I feel the mindshare gap is only going to increase in the PS4's favour what with it having a far more solid year in terms of exclusives and overall releases, and having the exposure from it's VR launch as well. I feel like the only thing that could allow Microsoft to keep up in 2016 would be a really aggressive price drop that Sony simply couldn't or wouldn't match.
They definitely have a lot of work to be done still, but I think too many people are hung up on being number 1. The Xbox One is putting up great numbers regardless of where the PS4 is at. Yes, they still need to grow the install base because that brings all the other avenues of revenue to them.
I don't think VR and them releasing a peripheral that is just as expensive or possibly more than the system itself is something that will help them as much as far as exposure and may backfire or not be adopted by a lot of people. I could be wrong, but history shows that "add-on's" don't sell that great..the only real exception was the initial 1 year sales of the Kinect on 360, but that was also released at half the price that the main system was selling for and the PSVR might be just as much as the PS4 itself. With that said, I am really interested in checking out PSVR since I am looking for something that is different than the norm in console gaming.