Michael Pachter: Saying Sony's first-party library is large 'is a stretch'

Game analyst Michael Pachter has something to say nearly every day, and he follows up his bashing of Sony's PlayStation Now but saying that they don't have a large amount of first-party games to make the service successful.

From Game Revolution:

On the latest episode of the Bonus Round, Geoff Keighly responded to Pachter's PlayStation Now bashing by bringing up the fact that the company has plenty of in-house content to put on the service. "But you know, Sony has a lot of first-party content," Keighley explained, to which Pachter replied: "A lot is a stretch. Thirty. They have thirty games."

THIRTY games? Apparently Pachter should at least look his information up on Wikipedia, which lists far more than 30 games on the PlayStation 3 list alone.

In comparison to the competition, Sony takes laps around it with exclusive content. Microsoft doesn't offer the vast library of exclusive games that varies in genre. Nintendo has been remaking the same games since the N64 era.

Also, that number is even more wrong if the entire catalog of PlayStation games dating back to the original PlayStation is in effect.

Of course, Pachter also said that PS4 and Xbox 720 One games would be 70 dollars brand new.