perpride said:
BMaker11 said:
#1 NGII was published by Microsoft, and that ended up on the PS3. This is what happens when the dev owns the IP, not MS, which brings me back to my second point, Bioware owns the IP. And have said they can do anything they want with it.
So I don't see any exclusivity deal that would block a PS3 ME2.
@perpride
They also put Dragon Age on the PC and 360.....and PS3. But don't try to bring the PC into this, because you're one of the people that when we talk about exclusives, you exclude the PC when PS3 fans say "it's not exclusive to Xbox, it on PC!". But hey, it seems like you're another "Keep the 360 exclusives exclusive, and multiplat all the PS3 exclusives" kind of person. If a company makes a former exclusive go to multiple platforms, it's a "damn good decision", but when you just said "mulitplatform is a good idea", you also respect a 3rd party devs choice to make a game, that for all intensive purposes should be multiplatform (given the status that it's from EA now, who multiplats everything, and Bioware have on multiple occassions said how they own the IP and can do whatever they want with it), exclusive. What kind of hypocrisy is that?
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NOT AT ALL!!! Dude you must have me mistaken for CGI-Quality!!! I'm a HUGE fan of multiplatform games. I think it's an amazing idea for developers to open their game up to a wider audience, no matter what console.
If you check my post history, you will see that I'm a huge fan of:
Gears for PS3.
Mass Effect for PS3.
MGS4 for 360.
No More Heroes for HD.
No joke, I'm a huge fan of going multiplatform, especially in the current climate of the industry.
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I think you should look up No More Heroes Paradise....Sadly Ubisoft isn't trying to publish it for North America.
Just to show my support, I'd buy it day one(assuming it's "budget priced"), even if it had lower review scores.
