ironman on 04 October 2009
| Onyxmeth said: This thread spiraling towards oblivion shows the traditional definitions of exclusivity don't really fit or matter the same to all individuals. Think about how games are both intellectual and physical property. While both exist simultaneously in the same product, one half can be exclusive while the other half is multiplatform. Here's a quick questionaire. Answer me which games you folks think are exclusive and which are multiplatform.
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Crafty. However, I say this, what manufacturer software/firmware is used to play these games?
