CGI-Quality said:
But I still don't get how the gamers "win" if all the resources going into these games go into the SAME games for multiple systems. How do we wi, we're actually losing on games. The bigger the library of one console is, that is unique, the better it is for people looking for a particular system.
Are you guys saying it would be cool for the 360 & PS3 to have a library that's 100% the same? OK, if so, that's your opinion , no problem, then what would be the point of mutliple consoles? I think you guys are not looking at the big picture.
Fortunatley, folks like Nintendo and Sony ARE looking at the larger picture, and know you're console is only as good as it's games (meaning what it offers on it's own). This gen would be pathetic if the Sony was like: "look at what we have, these awesome games. See our buddy over there (the 360), look what he has, oh wait.................he has what we have". "Buy our product though, we're still different" (even though there's virtually no difference in the libraries).
See how that sounds/looks? This idea that "more gamers get to play" is bullocks to me. As long as the system a game is on is available, gamers get to play. It's always been that way. We don't need two consoles with the same damn games to prove that.
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