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gergroy said:


How exactly does it read quite differently?  You cant have release date parity on a timed exclusive which is why microsoft said it would work on a case by case basis.  Their standard agreement requires same day release, or parity, with other systems.  So, if there is a game that microsoft wants on their platform, but released on another first, they are willing to work with the developers to make it happen.  It is pretty straitforward...

This article and its quotes seem to be only talking about release dates, nothing to do with graphics or content.  Plus, it is only talking about indie games, has there ever been an indie game that has come close to using the full potential of a console?

Because they don't bring up same day release date once.  They mention parity between consoles and then say "in instances that it's a timed exclusive."  Coming right off talking about parity, that means they are still talking about parity, not something else.