Xbox One and Xbox 360 sell the most software overall in January, but EA is "PS4's #1 publisher"

<< LINK REMOVED >><< LINK REMOVED >><< LINK REMOVED >> The fact remains that gamers on this website and others complain about broken games like Sim City and Battlefield 4, they complain about DLC and microtransactions and then continue to buy broken games from repeat offenders, they continue to buy DLC and buy microstransactions.

Now I have no right to tell anyone which games to buy and which games they shouldn't, but those gamers who give corporations like EA their hard-earned money and the gamers who buy into DLC and microtransactions and online subscriptions have no right to complain about how costly gaming has become or how standards are slipping because I don't blame companies like EA half as much as I blame stupid consumers who give companies a license to release unfit products onto the market and to treat the gaming community as a cash cow.

<< LINK REMOVED >><< LINK REMOVED >> Simple fact is, there have been more PS4's sold then Xbone's. So it shouldn't come as a surprise that more of a particular publishers games have sold more copies on the console that has sold more units.(Article is combining 360 and Xbone, just sayin) I fail to see how simple math equates to people that bought a PS4 being less then intelligent. Another fact is that EA has released more launch titles on both systems then any other publisher. While I am not a fan of EA and their practices at least they have given consumers of the new consoles games to play, at launch.

@19James89 @hadlee73 I definitely won't argue with you on that point. I defended EA for a long time thinking people were too hard on them. It felt pretty humbling this year when I came to the realization I'd been a blind idiot by supporting them.

<< LINK REMOVED >> It says the EA is the #1 publisher on the PS4. That's why I made the comment I did, though I have no doubt with the release of Titanfall that millions of 360, Xbox One and PC gamers will be rushing out to pick up this game.

At the end if gamers continue to give corporations like EA their hard-earned money they have no right to complain about broken games and being treated as a cash cow.

@19James89 @hadlee73 My comment isn't referencing the article. Its a direct reply to you. Why would I need to re-read the headline for that?