No Alan Wake for PC

[Dodece]

I sense a disturbance in the farce. Many members openly dismissed, and even ridiculed Microsoft's console for not having true exclusives. Mocked the console for sharing too many exclusive titles with the PC. Well Microsoft seemingly has taken many at their word, and the exclusive pipeline is getting pinched. You have nobody else to blame really. You had a valid argument why buy the 360 when you can just back door the games on the PC. Microsoft is upping the value of their brand, and this is a bad thing why.

I am not saying this is Microsoft's choice, but many members here have basically advocated a good reason for Microsoft to not push multiple platform approach. You have not given them a reason to dedicate the resources to make it happen more often. Do the smart thing and shell out a couple hundred for the console. This isn't the first game this has happened to, and it sure as hell will not be the last. So now not owning the console has a bit more sting to it.

You really won your argument. Microsoft is not porting as many titles, and they are obviously not feeling a pressing need to make sure their third parties are doing so. Do not throw down your gauntlet if you are not going to like the result if someone picks it up. Finally before anyone goes and lambastes Microsoft let us not forget that neither Nintendo or Sony are really jumping at the bit to get their games to the PC market are they. At least Microsoft throws the PC owner bones.

Really is is like biting the hand that feeds you, and calling them an idiot for doing so. I for one have never understood why gamers mocked Microsoft for its dual platform nature, or even made it an argument against the console. Many members were arguing that Microsoft's product was substandard, because they were not using software to strong arm gamers. Like Nintendo or Sony. Well which is it then do you agree with the PC losing titles so that the 360 gets more true exclusives, or were you just being full of shit?

A real question some members need to ask of themselves.