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I feel like we've had plenty of great games at least on Xbox One.

So far Xbox has had:

Dead Rising 3 (more fun than I expected)
Assassins Creed 4 (cross gen, but WAAAAY better on next gen)
Tomb Raider (another cross gen, but the next gen version is fantastic)
Titanfall (still think this is the best next gen game so far)
Sunset Overdrive (great game that went under most people's radar)
Forza Horizon 2 (not much of a "car" guy, but this game is crazy fun)
CoD Advanced Warfare (not a CoD fan, but AW is fantastic)
Shadow of Mordor (I didn't enjoy this game, but everyone else adores it)
FarCry 4 (I killed a guy while riding an elephant by headbutting a car and pinning him to a wall, what more could you possibly want in a videogame?)

Plus, y'know... Destiny.

For me, even if I played nothing but Destiny (which is kinda true over the past few months) it has been worth getting my PS4 simply for the 400 hours I've akready put into this game. I could have waited for a price drop, but then I wouldn't be playing Destiny :)

I'll agree that they don't have a HUGE wealth of games to tempt new buyers. But then, I don't recall being very excited about the 360 when it came out, either. When I did finally buy one, it was just because my original XBox died (Halo 3 wasn't out yet). Here's the best none-Destiny games I've played on XBone so far:

I did enjoy Tomb Raider a lot. As others have said, you don't have to be on next-gen for that one, but I feel like the next-gen version is the way it was meant to look.

Forza 5 is a great driving sim, now. It had some frustrating issues when it first launched, but I guess we're talking about the current state of things, so it's good. I'm more excited about Forza 6, because I'm convinced that all the areas where 5 lacked at launch (mostly the fact that it had less cars and tracks than 4, the physics were solid) were because they had to make the XBone's launch date, and they don't have that problem this time around.

Forza Horizon 2 is also great, and probably a better bet for most gamers. This one was on last-gen but there's actually gameplay differences between the two, not just graphics, so there's an argument for next-gen here.

I've heard great things about Wolfenstein: The New Order, and actually bought it, I just haven't played it yet. Whoops. If it's as good as people say, though, this will be another vote for next-gen.

And finally... Just Cause 3. JUST CAUSE 3!!!

Remember when Xbox 360 came out? The saving grace for the xbox was backwards compatibility so you could still play the awesome original xbox games. But there really weren't any great 360 games for YEARS. At least we've already gotten Titanfall, and several of the better old gen games are also on next gen (Last of Us, Destiny, etc.).

I'm looking forward to The Division right now. That might be it for my list. Destiny 2, perhaps, assuming a massive mission selection and implementation overhaul, actually large and explorable worlds, and some AI variance.