d21lewis on 22 May 2010
I endorse cutthroat competition. Without exclusive games, console makers have to work that much harder and be that much more creative to earn my dollar. This means price cuts, extra features, and innovative products.
I'm glad most games are multi-plat. That means that my PS3 isn't $600 anymore, my Wii has innovative controls and titles, and my 360 actually has good games that aren't called Halo. Plus, if there's a good game like Final Fantasy 13 or Street Fighter, I can talk to any gamer about it and not just Playstation gamers. Exclusivity would be like only being able to talk to certain people who go to a certain theater about "How to Train Your Dragon". Where's the fun in that?
