Modern Warfare is on Xbox 360 too. Kojima could have played the game on the Xbox 360.
I did not say, "360 wins in terms of exclusives because it has more exclusives when combined with the games also being released on PC"
I said:
(1) If a gamer wants to spend money on only ONE system, then his best choice is the PC. The PC has the biggest exclusive library in 2010, or just the biggest exclusive library -PERIOD-
An exclusive PC gamer has a much, much bigger selection of games available to him than either an exclusive PS3 gamer or...
1. Starcraft 2: Wings of Liberty -- you know as well as I do that StarCraft is a much bigger and more successful franchise than God of War, and it is way way more anticipated than Heavy Rain. This is the religion of South Korea and many Asians. South Korea's GDP will take a hit when this game comes out. Asia has TV and satellite channels that are dedicated to StarCraft competitions. As far as I know, no PS3 game has ever reached that sort of religious status.
2. MechWarrior --...
Because it does not have the game I want to play. Western RPGs like Mass Effect 2, RTS like StarCraft II, complex mech/submarine/flight simulations like MechWarrir, which are really the game I want to play. PS3 doesn't have 'em: no exclusive Western RPG, no exclusive RTS, no exclusive mech/submarine/flight simulation. Too bad...
FYI, the PC actually has the BIGGEST variety of games.
It's PC.
Let's compared the exclusives that are coming out in 2010 on all three systems: PC, PS3 and Xbox 360.
Total Number of PC exclusives = 20+
* Stalker: Call of Pripyat
* Napoleon: Total War
* Command and Conquer 4: Tiberian Twilight
* All Points Bulletin
* American McGee's Alice 2
* Dues Ex 3
* Half-Life 2: Episode 3
* Starcraft 2: Wings of Liberty
* Star Wars: The Old Republic
* World of Warcraft: Cat...
It's PC.
Let's compared the exclusives that are coming out in 2010 on all three systems: PC, PS3 and Xbox 360.
Total Number of PC exclusives = 20+
* Stalker: Call of Pripyat
* Napoleon: Total War
* Command and Conquer 4: Tiberian Twilight
* All Points Bulletin
* American McGee's Alice 2
* Dues Ex 3
* Half-Life 2: Episode 3
* Starcraft 2: Wings of Liberty
* Star Wars: The Old Republic
* World of Warcraft: Cat...
It's PC.
Let's compared the exclusives that are coming out in 2010 on all three systems: PC, PS3 and Xbox 360.
Total Number of PC exclusives = 20+
* Stalker: Call of Pripyat
* Napoleon: Total War
* Command and Conquer 4: Tiberian Twilight
* All Points Bulletin
* American McGee's Alice 2
* Dues Ex 3
* Half-Life 2: Episode 3
* Starcraft 2: Wings of Liberty
* Star Wars: The Old Republic
* World of Warcraft: Cat...
It's PC.
Total Number of PC exclusives = 10
* Stalker: Call of Pripyat
* Napoleon: Total War
* Command and Conquer 4: Tiberian Twilight
* All Points Bulletin
* American McGee's Alice 2
* Dues Ex 3
* Half-Life 2: Episode 3
* Starcraft 2: Wings of Liberty
* Star Wars: The Old Republic
* World of Warcraft: Cataclysm
BTW, the list is missing some important 2010 PC exclusive titles: The Witcher 2: Assassins of Ki...
I'd rather use some cheap Chinese iPod ripoff than a Zune.
At least people wouldn't recognize the Chinese ripoff. I'd look like an idiot when people see me with the Zune, which costs as much as an iPod.
the video game market is oversaturated by subpar titles and clones.
And Xbox 360 "AAA" exclusives have died with Red Ring of Death.
The list fails.
Exactly. That's why I do NOT play JRPG.
I was interested in Final Fantasy XIII, but as soon as I see it uses the outdated phase-based combat, I decided I ain't it's not getting my money.
BioWare founders were correct in their assertions that JRPG suffers from the lack of evolution and progression. But most N4G are too much of JRPG (and Sony) fanboy to face the truth.
I don't even plan to bother with FF13. American gamers in general have moved away from Japanese RPG.
Nowadays Western RPGs -- i.e., Fallout 3, Dragon Age: Origin, Mass Effect 2, Alpha Protocol, Diablo III, The Witcher -- trump Japanese RPGs.
Even Japanese RPG developers know they are in trouble. That's why they are now starting to make RPGs that look and play more like Western RPGs, and they are moving away from turn-based to real-time (a transition Western RPGs de...
With the new PSN plan, you pay $70 and you still don't get everything. You look at both $70 plans, and neither one is all inclusive.
So, if you want to get everything on PSN, you have to pay for BOTH plans. That's $70 + $70 = $140!?!?!
And no one has mentioned that neither plan looks as good as $50 XBL Gold. Even the $140 plans (if you get both) don't look as good. That's just not right.
For $70, PSN should really include EVERYTHING and more than wha...
Wait... does that mean if you don't pay, you don't get downloads and updates for your console and games?!?
And $70 is very pricey. XBL tops out at $50, for goodness sake.
I'm surprised World of Warcraft and The Sims are not on that list.
Kinda like Final Fantasy 12 was released for PS2 when PS3 has already come out.
I believe it'll be Android -- the implementation will be very similar to iPhone.