It would be great if it did come to PC though, then the rest of us could play it.
| S.T.A.G.E. said: Try this on for size people. If its on PC...it STILL COUNTS AS A PS3 EXCLUSIVE! Exclusivity only focuses on consoles. |
No, it doesn't. The PC is a gaming platform playing the same game as the consoles (often for less cost). PC games effect console sales, and buyer perception. Valve games will never be exclusive to a console, because they are PC games. The console versions are just cheap ports. When you call a cheap port of something exclusive, you only make yourself look dumb.
thetonestarr said:
Yeaaaaaaaaaah, that wasn't published by Sony. Smooth move. |
Never mind i thought he was asking for a game that Sony were publishing on a console that also saw a PC release.
| S.T.A.G.E. said: Try this on for size people. If its on PC...it STILL COUNTS AS A PS3 EXCLUSIVE! Exclusivity only focuses on consoles. |
Not neccessarily sir. The game is only an exclusive if the game only comes out for ONE platform. As long as pc's can play console games and consoles can play pc games then its all the same.
Generation 8 Predictions so far.....(as of 9/2013)
Console that will sell most: Nintendo Wii U
Who will sell more consoles between Microsoft/SONY: SONY
naznatips said:
No, it doesn't. The PC is a gaming platform playing the same game as the consoles (often for less cost). PC games effect console sales, and buyer perception. Valve games will never be exclusive to a console, because they are PC games. The console versions are just cheap ports. When you call a cheap port of something exclusive, you only make yourself look dumb. |
Hmph...beat me to it.
Generation 8 Predictions so far.....(as of 9/2013)
Console that will sell most: Nintendo Wii U
Who will sell more consoles between Microsoft/SONY: SONY
Sony doesn't seem to have a very friendly relationship with the PC market:
1. Because it helps Microsoft
2. Because the games get pirated to hell anyways
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no
its exclusive, sony owns the franchise.
naznatips said:
No, it doesn't. The PC is a gaming platform playing the same game as the consoles (often for less cost). PC games effect console sales, and buyer perception. Valve games will never be exclusive to a console, because they are PC games. The console versions are just cheap ports. When you call a cheap port of something exclusive, you only make yourself look dumb. |
WOW..like I didn't know that it was a platform. ANYTHING that plays videogames is considered a platform smart one. Exclusivity only implies console exclusivity between warring consoles, vying for brand dominance. (IE: 360 vs PS3 or DS vs PSP) A PC is not a console, it runs differently and it plays differently while standing alone. MS puts it on PC because they create PC software as well as publishing games for consoles. It's two different experiences. One is infront of your television set and the other is on a computer screen. Get it straight.
S.T.A.G.E. said:
WOW..like I didn't know that it was a platform. ANYTHING that plays videogames is considered a platform smart one. Exclusivity only implies console exclusivity between warring consoles, vying for brand dominance. (IE: 360 vs PS3 or DS vs PSP) A PC is not a console, it runs differently and it plays differently while standing alone. MS puts it on PC because they create PC software as well as publishing games for consoles. It's two different experiences. One is infront of your television set and the other is on a computer screen. Get it straight. |
don't bury yourself even more.
PC and Console directly affect each other's sales. That's all that matters.
Oh and more and more people ar starting to move their PCs into their living room. Get it straight.
S.T.A.G.E. said:
WOW..like I didn't know that it was a platform. ANYTHING that plays videogames is considered a platform smart one. Exclusivity only implies console exclusivity between warring consoles, vying for brand dominance. (IE: 360 vs PS3 or DS vs PSP) A PC is not a console, it runs differently and it plays differently while standing alone. MS puts it on PC because they create PC software as well as publishing games for consoles. It's two different experiences. One is infront of your television set and the other is on a computer screen. Get it straight. |
Exclusive meaning "single" or "sole" as in applying to only one. When something is not on only one platform it's not exclusive. PC games can very easily be played on a TV. My friend plays TF2 on a 52" Bravia. PC games also absolutely affect console sales. The lack of 360 exclusives was a major factor in me buying a PS3 instead of a 360.
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