milkkart said:
Kwil said:
In related news, Pope says people should stay Catholic.
HAH!
also keyboard and mouse fo' eva!
Johnnyallstar said:
dochmbi said:
And the original Mass Effect is absolutely an Xbox 360 exclusive, making Xbox 360 the only place to get the full Mass Effect experience.
So in Microsofts reality, the PC is not a gaming platform.
Sure. Who do they have to compete against for gaming and OS? Sure apple has what... 8% market share? No real contest there.
OT: This actually makes me sad, not because I think it's not fair or anything, but the idea of exclusives going away. Software should define which console you buy, and exclusives are the way to do that. It's okay Bioware, I still love you.... as long as you don't screw up SW:TOR.
exclusives are bad for customers, saying otherwise basically calls yourself out as a fanboy moron.
also linux is probably a more capable gaming platform than mac, its that bad.
Rather ironic you call me a "fanboy moron" in the same post as "keyboard and mouse fo' eva!" I'd make a pot and kettle reference, but more appropriately the raven calling the dove black... also, which company am I a fanboy of? Considering the only game I propped is for the PC... which you are a "fanboy moron" of yourself.
If you understood why I was saying exclusives shouldn't go away, you would think differently. My argument for exclusives is that hardware shouldn't be the number one reason you buy a game console. Sure it can double as a dvd/bluray reader, but what are the games on it?
Lets talk about the triple-A exclusives. A triple-A title will maximize the machine's current potential, and draw interest from people to purchasing that piece of hardware. When games are ported cross platform, because of the development time gone into the process of porting, the maximum effect is diminished. Barring errors and mistakes through a port, or certain exclusive content on a particular console, what incentive does a multi-platform game give to entice potential console purchasers to making a decision? Almost none.
Big triple-A exclusives are what should define consoles and be the incentive for console sales. Removing exclusivity, it reduces the machine's total potential, and doesn't help consoles sell.