I'm not sure what point Sony is trying to make with all these exclusive FPS...like, this is good news for PS3, but UT3, Haze and Killzone vs. Halo 3, Bioshock and Gears of War...it's like some kind of shooter arms race.

I think Sony would be better off emphasizing some of its other strengths. PS2 was never the FPS console that Xbox was, but that didn't stop it from being #1, or Xbox from being a very distant, unprofitable #2.

hopefully not... killzone 1 wasn't really known to be a fun game.

Jack Tretton talks a lot of crap, that's why. It's obvious to everyone that Sony does and will pay for exclusives. I doubt they paid for this though, just doesn't seem like the type of game Sony will invest in.

I think this is more of a marketing ploy from Ubisoft.  

Sony buys exclusive = bad.

Sony doesn't buy exclusives = bad.

Lose-lose situation in the eyes of people waiting to bitch about Sony.

Also Claude cut the insults out this is a warning. No name calling.

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I don't think anyone is really bitching about Sony, it's just that they have a habit of bashing the competition even when they're planning on doing the exact same thing.  For example when the 360 first came out Sony executives bashed it for having more than one model and said it only leads to confusion for consumers.  Yet Sony went on and did the exact same thing.  Then recently they bashed Microsoft for paying for exclusives and said they'd never do that and now we're all wondering why Ubisoft would can or delay the PC and 360 versions to focus on the version for the console with the smallest installed base and then give exclusivity to it as well.

Basically, Sony and Nintendo get away with say that they don't buy exclusives because they call them development partnerships etc. Sony will offer development capital for large projects (which are the most risky as far as profitability); like lending support staff, free dev kits, use of facilities, or giving out internal "development tools" for games Final Fantasy, Metal Gear, Unreal Engine, etc. or they can waive licensing fees. Nintendo did it with RE4 and with any takers for Wii launch (Red Steel). There are lot's of different ways a manufacture can do this.

It's a very flexible way of attracting exclusives, with out investing a lot of capital for the manufacturer while reducing the risk for third parties.

Ehh mehh!!! haze looked mediocre at GC.

Hopefully this means they cut the other versions untill they make this one right.