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How would you define it?

Only on that platform 79 72.48%
 
On one but not the other 29 26.61%
 
Total:108

Should exclusive mean it's only available on the platform, or available on one but not the other?

Example of the former is Uncharted 3 (only on PS3).

Example of the latter is Left 4 Dead (on 360 and PC, but not PS3).



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Available on one but not the other. I.e. Minecraft is an Xbox 360 exclusive



37 views and only 6 votes? Vote you damn lurkers.



Andrespetmonkey said:
37 views and only 6 votes? Vote you damn lurkers.


It's my fault...I've viewed this thread 32 times



Only on that system.



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Here's a question. PS3/Vita games...



PS One/2/p/3slim/Vita owner. I survived the Apocalyps3/Collaps3 and all I got was this lousy signature.


Xbox One: What are you doing Dave?

other: It should be defined however best fits the argument that the thread creator is trying to make. Long as they make their definition clear before hand.



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Ajescent said:
Here's a question. PS3/Vita games...

well shit. x_x



I always viewed it as this....its a 360 exclusive if I cant play it on my PS3 or Wii and vice versa...Vita, PC, 3DS are just other platforms that the main console makers make Money off of that their competitors wont. Sony wont make any money from a PC title, but Microsoft will. Sony makes money off of Vita sales but Ninty wont. Ninty makes money off of 3DS games but Microsoft wont...see?



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Torillian said:
other: It should be defined however best fits the argument that the thread creator is trying to make. Long as they make their definition clear before hand.

I like this definition.