Reasonable said:
TBH I've never really bought into the console exclusive - it's always been a way of trying to cut out another platform on cost and create what I believe is an artificial division between console/PC. I have a 360 and a PC. I have L4D, Mass Effect, etc. on PC. Having a 360 is not a requirement to have those games. An exclusive should mean not available anywhere else. But - I accept that a lot of people see some meaning in this arbritary division and it would be interesting to see the difference for 360 without those titles. |
PC/360 only games do have their place in some cases when strictly comparing certain consoles. For example, if I was comparing the PS3 & the PC, I think it would be appropriate to list Red Dead Redemption as an advantage for the PS3, even though the title is also available on the X360. It's not an exclusive by any means, but in a comparison between the PC & PS3, the game does serve as a contrasting entity between the two, so it should be mentioned. The same goes for PC/360 exclusives I'd say. If you're comparing the X360 (or the PC) stictly with the PS3 (or the Wii), then a game like Left 4 Dead is worthy of mention.
Just my two cents on the whole thing.







