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Hisiru on 03 June 2009
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Feylic said:
Hisiru said:
Feylic said:
I dunno, i still can't see why it would be called exclusive if it comes out on the PC as well.... If I have a ps3, and i can get all the 360 "exclusives" on my PC, why would I buy a 360? Exclusives should be on one device.

Yes, and the 360 is not in the same market place of the PC, and it is not a competitor for the PC, it is a competitor for the ps3. If the ps3 don't have Mass Effect and the 360 has Mass Effect, Mass Effect is an exclusive for the 360, because both systems are competitors. Both systems are consoles, and not PCs.

How can you say the 360 is not a competitor to the PC? or the PS3? or the Wii? All systems play games, all systems share common games, the system that appeals to a gamer the most will be purchased, therefore they are all competitors. Now, if you want to go ahead and call every game that is 360/PC or PS3/PC a console exclusive, then go ahead. But an exclusive game it is not.

Ok, The ps2, Wii, gamecube, snes, n64 and other consoles don't have any exclusive because I can buy a PC and play the game using an emulator. Why I would buy a ps2 if I can play ps2 games in my PC? hmmm.. maybe because they aren't the same thing?

and no, The PC and the 360 aren't competitors, they don't do the same things, they aren't in the same market place, if you only uses the PC for game, great, but you can't have a lot of 360 games and 360 functionalities.

Computer =/= Console.