After the poor sale on the X1 and the 360, I'm not surpise at all.

Bad timing by square
My condolences

It's great it came on the PC so quick, but I'll wait for the first steam sale. To many games to play right now...and to many I plan on getting in January like Amplitude, The Legend of Heroes (loved the anime), and Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam.

Wow I was going to buy it today for the X1. Glad I held off. I'll make sure it's not an absolute mess on PC and that I can run it at 60fps before I take the plunge though.

Both are garbage reasoning to be frank.

Both suppositions that 

a) Square was polishing up a PC version

or 

b) they don't want PC fans complainig

Are completly laugable. With the exception of a possible few, No game dev/pub gives a hoot about PC gamers, especially not Japanese ones. There's also no reason to spend an extra month polishing the game up from its X1 version, especially in the age of day one patches.

No, its wholly obvious that this entirely Square's decision after the sales on the X1. The only reason they didn't sell it simultaneously was because they expected much better performance. Waiting any longer on PC would cost them millions since the price is inevitably going to drop fast and they sold off their PS4 life raft

they couldn't if they wanted to MS doesn't have that kind of pull. And its not like they allowed it because of some silly PR that Windows is a MS xbox platform. They would need publishing rights todo that.

Hopefully they don't fuck up the timing with the PC release as well

Like they did with dead rising or Ryse Son of Rome?

Well, that's a lot sooner than we all thought.

At least Microsoft got the important Christmas sales all for their console.

M$ Say on E3 2105 not clearly of course but after days and no so lound, the game is exclusive to xbox on holiday seasson with small letters the "Holiday seasson" so the holidays over on junuary. i m sure they already porting the ps4 version and they searching the right month the ps4 has not so many exclusives.

Sure, but what good is exclusivity if it doesn't lead to anything? There is no benefit to exclusivity unless it leads to a measurable increase in hardware sales. What was MS's main mistake was releasing on 360 in 2015. MS's main targets with this exclusivity are 7th gen gamers who are thinking about getting into the 8th gen. 360 owners are the most likely to go for Xb one but a lot of them are also switching to PS4. If they are well disposed to games like Tomb Raider and Uncharted then they would be leaning towards PS4 more than the Halo/Gears fans. So by putting Tomb Raider on 360 you actually end up incentivising fans of this genre to go for PS4, because they can play Tomb Raider on last gen and then buy PS4 when Uncharted comes out. PS3 owners OTOH may be tempted into xb one as they have no platform capable of playing Tomb Raider, but as there is considerable cross over of Tomb Raider fans and Uncharted fans is xbox exclusivity for a year enough when Uncharted is just around the corner?

It seems to me that this exclusivity deal was poorly thought out in terms of strategic benefits to MS, as there never seemed to be much in it for them.

The lessons we're likely to learn from SFV are that 1 letting a game go to PC doesn't matter too much, and it is better to take exclusivity on a franchise that is more popular on your platform. Fall Out 4 was the game MS should have taken console exclusive. It was far more popular on Xb 360 than ps3 and wasn't so big as to be way to expensive to keep off Ps4 for a year.

wow they werent kidding when they said exclusive for "holiday 2015". as soon as that period is done they are releasing it on PC.

im expecting PS4 version to release during August.