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Zax said:

Exactly you misread. Nobody else misread no don't try to rub your failures off on to other people.


http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/post.php?id=6168902

 

So much for "nobody else".

 

Zax said:

I don't care if you "explained" how I was hating on Crackdown because you're still wrong either way. All I said was that Crackdown never caught on which it didn't being that Crackdown 2 didn't sell that well and it ended the franchise.

However you somehow see this as me hating on the game itself hence why I keep telling you that you have poor reasing comprehension skills.

 

Crackdown caught enough to spawn a sequel (something Heavenly Sword didn't, though it did much better than the later's Enslaved even being multiplatform), and generated enough fanbase to ask for a third game. It didn't end the franchise. Hell, it still sold one million units. Take Dead Rising, for example. The first one on 360 sold two millions, the second one sold much less (I think it was 1.47 millions). Still spawned a third sequel, Dead Rising 3, for the Xbox One. But that's onto eight generation consoles. Look at Infamous, same pattern. I don't see you saying that Infamous 2 ended the franchise. What if MS announces Crackdown 3? They were indeed teasing it before this generation started.

 

Of course this comes on the misreading of Heavenly Sword, but still. I've explained how you were hatin' on Crackdown already (yet you seem to keep on this line), and I've explained how someone else misread Heavenly Sword too (despite you saying "no one else; don't rub your failures etc etc etc"); so this is were we stand.

 

And you never got to reply to my other post, on which I asked if Ps3 had some exclusive space flight simulator like Star Fox, which 360 does have. The variety between consoles isn't that drastic as some people say. 360 does have the problem that their three last years of life are nothing in comparison within its four first years of life, but still, the games are there.

I do agree with you that losing Mass Effect exclusivity was bollocks.