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Golden Axe is a great game I enjoyed it on the SMS, Genesis and in the arcade. Great game but it truly was a quarter eater back in the day. I wish Sega could get the rights to the arcade port of Moonwalker another great arcade game I enjoyed. Collect so many monkeys and become Robo Michael lol.
How bowt NO! Exclusive games define the platform. Exclusive content and such for games that are multiplatform is another story.
Seems only one platform is lacking with giving its gamers proper exclusive games in recent years (hopefully not for much longer) and its not right to try call an end to exclusives just cos your missing out and feeling sad about it.
Just go buy a nintendo or playstation if you want their libraries of greatness.
Blame Sony!... they started with all this BS 3rd party exclusives since the PS1 and PS2 consoles.
No, exclusives promotes competition, competition is good for business and consumers. Without exclusives people have little reason to buy into your platform, not to mention the techical edge exclusives have over others, being bespoke to a single platform if static and closed specs allows you to get closer to the metal, it's why 1st party titles are usually more advanced and of a higher quality than 3rd party games. That edge gets lost when you start developing for multiple platforms.
Exclusives are what draws the attention of the customer to your product everybody knows the PS4 sold better then XB1 because Sony was popping out great exclusives. The exclusives make you say damn this is great I can't wait for the sequel like I am waiting for the new God of War and Horizon 2. Timed exclusives are all right they also help make that console stand out the only down side is by the time that timed exclusive hits the other console it's expensive and you can buy the other version cheaper. I don't see exclusives really ruining gaming only way they are ruining gaming is if a company is not popping out the eye catching eye popping got to peak my interest exclusive. Or if that exclusive whether timed or console only exclusive is if it's an over hyped piece of shit that's how an exclusive is ruining gaming. The only other way an exclusive can ruin gaming is if say Microsoft announces a game for Xbox then ports it to pc at the same time. You need some of those exclusives to stay Xbox only to draw the customers attention to buy a Series X or S or the PS5 will just leave the new Xbox in the dust.
Keen gamer, get a clue. Exclusives have been happening since Atari. And it's not just gaming that it happens like with Hulu, Netflix or Disney Plus. Happens everywhere. Companies need to stand out to get noticed.
I'd rather Sony give reasons, or any company, to make you want to buy their product. Excluding the fact that Microsoft has this idea that you don't have to buy their system, even they have games you can't play on other consoles.
If a third party company chooses to make their games on one console, it's their right. And remember, Sony didn't ask Disney about Spider-Man. Disney asked Sony. As for Spider-Man in Avengers, Microsoft could have clearly asked for exclusive characters for themselves just like Sony did. They just didn't think ahead like Sony did. And we can all see that because it was Sony that thought ahead in making a new UI, a new controller, a customized SSD, giving out a free game. AND, having games for launch.
Microsoft were just too occupied buying up publishers in response to Sony buying Insomniac when they could have spent that 7.5 billion on making quality games or acquiring content for their base. I mean, they spent a half a billion failing to give Craig a face lift. They could easily do better than what they are doing.
Lol. Last thing. Microsoft fair? Where were you during Xbox 360 days? Where were you when Microsoft bought Primesense away from Dr Marks who was working with the Z cam on PS2 which then became Kinect? Where were you when Microsoft bought into Immersion to profit off of Sony's lawsuit with Immersion that took rumble away from PS3? Sony using Immersion tech in Dual Sense is a perfect middle finger to Microsoft for doing that back then. But, it's business.
Saying there should be no exclusive content is like saying there should only be one console on the market. And that would be ridiculous. Third parties can do whatever they feel like doing. Even when it doesn't go the way of one side of gamers.