Wrong.  It still sold WAYYYY better.

Not exactly. It does take parts from InFamous. This is the best I can do to show you what its like besides you seeing a Lets Play.

- Its highly colorful like a Pixar movie and the artstyle matches the colors.

- The jokes are like Saints Row but done properly.

- The traversal is a mix of Tony Hawk and InFamous.

- The Gunplay is like Ratchet and Clank

- It has gore and lots of profanity (even has a button to turn those things off)

- It has some of the most epic boss battles of life.

- Its created around pure fun.

Uncharted one has been out for like 7 years on a console that sold 80 mil . Sunset Overdrive has been out on a console that sold 11 mil so far for 3 months. At least try. 

But it's concept is mainly from infamous. A guy gets powers and uses them however the player wants in a city/sandbox open world. It's Microsoft's counter to infamous. Nothing wrong with that being the case. It will probably remain exclusive to MS. 

*rolls eyes * FF 13 is an rpg. Do you know how much skyrim(another rpg) sold on 360? Tons. Theyres tons I successful rpg's on 360. Also if we're talking about jrpgs then 360 has a fan base too. If at least one copy of ff13 got sold on 360 that means theyres a fan base for it.

A guy gets powers and uses them however the player wants in an open world. Do you know how much games are exactly like that? Not original to infamous. Besides the Mc never gets powers. He can do the gliding and stuff straight from the beginning without an explanation xD

Edit:btw stage you've gotten much more neutral lately. I like that :) 

The game isnt supposed to demand very much thought, but the way that the story plays it it doesnt matter. It in itself is a parody of games today and itself. How the guy gets powers and random and it isn't even explained. He just turns into a badass after he escapes the OD. The game is more akin to Dead Rising than it is to InFamous, but it does have factions like InFamous. More of them to be exact and they are stereotypcial and hilarious. There is a group of Otaku Boyscouts, Tech geeks, Latina cheerleaders a crazy redneck who has the most badass challenge mode (he has a TV show where he airs you in contention with the OD) and much, much more. 

Behold my glorious return! xP SO much busy been keeping me from the site.

Anyway, on this subject, given Insomniac was specifically looking to hold onto the IP, they might not be open to having it become a de facto exclusive anyway. (Assuming other publishers have now begun to express interest in taking them on, and can't see why they wouldn't.) Now, of course, there's always the 'Make Them An Offer Too Good To Refuse' option, but Insomniac's preferences might make the wheelbarrow of money/incentives required to seal the deal significantly larger than the IP is actually worth, too large for Microsoft to consider 'worth it,' in terms of cost vs. reward.

The level of cost that they're willing to endure to secure the IP might come down to how solid they consider their future lineup of exclusives to be; the more confident Microsoft is that they have a good quantity of quality content, the less they'll probably stretch themselves trying to lock down this one property.

It would be a good second tier title for the Xbox platform but I wouldn't mind playing this on Playstation lol.

Put gorillas as the main characters? I don't know man...

In all seriousness, I really, REALLY don't think Sony is that worried over not having this game. It didn't sell that well, it didn't break the mold or do anything else remarkable besides being a well made, well reviewed exclusive.