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oniyide on 11 July 2014
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padib said:
Shinobi-san said:
padib said:
It is not a loss for Activision, is a win for Microsoft, and is only a loss for Sony.

3rd party deals really only favor one. The company paying for the exclusive content...and maybe not even then depending on what was paid for the content.

Also, If its a loss for sony then its a loss for Activision. Its not like people are going to go buy an X1 for one game. Considering the popularity of PS4 and sales almost double X1 worldwide...activision would probably feel less enthusiastic about a MS partnership at the moment.

The game will come out on PS4, the exclusivity deal is for DLC. Activision is getting paid so whatever difference is compensated by money.

Sony is the only loser in this deal, and where the corpse is the vultures gather (sonyites). (i.e. Sony fans will say this is a loss for Acti to feel better about themselves)

@ericfabian. When a company pays or something, it's usually to get something out of it. In this case, the obvious greater sales on their console than without an exclusivity deal.


How is Sony losing out when there version is going to do better anyway? And they are not putting up extra money.