Nope, I'm done. I don't continue conversations after the other party reports me for flaming.

Ok so then you just admitted that all of the points you made were false.  Excellent!  We are on the same page.

Games would lose quality if was PC Only, we would lose Triple A Games, we would lose all the quality franchises, would all became like the PC Market, for 8 Years, the only game played on PC, was World of Warcraft, now the Only game played on PC, is League of Legends, the PC, just have place for 1 Game per time.

The PC Triple A Games, had to launch for the Consoles to have some Sucess, even the developers of The Witcher 3, said that if was not because of the Consoles, The Witcher 3, would not be a So Huge, and Good game, because they would not have the Budget, and making all  only for PC, does not means that all the sales from the tittles would go for PC, maybe even 95% of the Gamers that had a console, would end up playing League of Legends.

Xcom, Star Citzen, and others are good games because are Triple A Games.

Do you know that the numbers are pathetic don't you ?, and a research already said that Steam, counts for over 70% of the Digital distribution of games for PC, if Consoles, became avaliable on PC, no one would ever purchase a console, a Computer would be much better and would run all the exclusives on much better quality tham having to purchase 3-4 Different consoles.

GTA V, 2015's Biggest release on PC, nearly Out-sold the second place for over 2 times the sales, and the Revenue  was 205 Millions of US$, meanwhile the Console Version, with Digital Purchase, and DLC, made 330 Millions just with Digital Money, without retail, in the same year.

if GTA V, gave 205 Millions of Revenue, and is nearly 2 times the second place, the second place was Fallout 4, with over 150-160 Millions on Revenue, the game made more than 480 Millions of Revenue on Consoles alone, because of that they have Console Version.

Now look at MapleStore, a game from the Early 2000's, made 600-700 Millions on Revenue, World of Warcraft, over 1 Billion, League of Legends over 1.8 Billion, Dota, over 250 Millions, CS Go, over 270-280 Millions.

The only game on the Top 10 on PC, is GTA V, that is Miles ahead of Fallout 4, on Sales, and the Console Versions, are Miles ahead on Sales, even on 2015's Sales.

If all the games were on PC, Developers would stop of making Triple A Games, and would just make Indie, Moba, or MMORPG,  i don't know if you know, but only 1 game can be the Spotlight on PC, the others cannot, and is because of that, that All the PC Games, that want to became Triple A, launch on consoles, to have the Budget to make it, because the Consoles, have a Much bigger market than the PC, for Triple A Games.

Is hard to understand that Exclusives do Move Hardwares, and are the Most Important thing on Consoles ?, and that just Microsoft, don't want to Push Hardware, because they have Poor numbers worldwide, and already are having YOY Drop, on the Only country that they sell ?, they only want to make Profit, and for this they will have to put the Xbox's Hardware sales on the Last Plan, they just don't care to push the console.

If Microsoft, did not announced Quantum Break, for PC, and if was Sony, or Nintendo, to announce, Uncharted, or Zelda, for PC, they would say that the Console was Doomed, that Xbox One, would close the gap, that they would exit the Console Market, and a lot of other things.

Don't let Microsoft, trick you, Games are what sells consoles, and Exclusives, are the most quality games, so they sell the Most Hardware.

I don't think anyone would say PS4 is doomed or X1 would close the gap if Sony was to release Uncharted for PC..

I also don't see how Microsoft is tricking anyone thinking games don't sell consoles. Spencer has been all about games. Will be interesting to see how these PC releases will affect X1 sales and is console exclusivity enough to maintain steady sales. Not to mention how interesting it is to see where MS is going with this, I'm excited!

Some users are Stateing that  Exclusives don't move consoles, we are with this for over 1 Week, all because of Quantum Break's Reveal, so for some users, because Microsoft, is releasing games for PC, means that Exclusives don't sell consoles, and that They really never was something important.

Alan Wake, had a Huge PC Community, bigger than Xbox 360, that would purchase a Xbox One, for Quantum Break, and now they don't need it.

I don't think anyone said exclusives don't move consoles. However, a game doesn't need to be exclusive to move hardware. Multiplat games also move hardware. We see sales spikes all the time when consoles get games that are exclusive or otherwise.

Alan Wake had modest sales in spite of being exclusive to 360 for almost 2 years. Putting it on PC simply made the IP more popular to an audience that didn't want to play it on 360.

While something like Left 4 Dead launched on both PC and 360 at the same yet still found great success on 360. Sigificantly more success than many exclusive games.

You think in black and white. You see QB on PC and to you that means everybody that wants to play is gonna buy a high end PC instead of a X1. In reality, there is no guarantee that game will move a lot of hardware and people accustom to consoles rather play it on a console. QB will ultimately have more success as a PC/X1 release then X1 alone. Also, its Microsoft Store exclusive so a lot of PC users will ignore it.

Exclusives, consoles exclusives, and multiplats are all important.

As you might notice, the best selling games on Xbox and Playsation inparticular fall in all those categories.

One of PS4's most anticipated games ever launched on PC the same day. But for some reason QB hitting the Microsoft Store the same day has caused a lot more discussion.

Its the most important difference between a console and a PC. Even the PC has exclusives like Starcraft

Why not releasing it on PS4 then? to make even more money with larger install base?

It wont be as profitable as people buying it on Xbox One. MS wont see Xbox Live money or platform roaylties from Multiplats, most people buy their PC games from steam