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"Why would Microsoft waste money on exclusive games when they don't need to?"
That have to be the stupidest question I've ever seen in a while. Of course they need exclusives because the Xbox 360 is seriously lacking them, and did you notice how many Xbox 360 users have complained about the lack of exclusives?
The number of disgruntled 360 users should be enough to send Microsoft a message, and yet they are not doing anything.
I really dislike Microsoft.
GamerwillzPS
You say this, and yet the 360 is selling more units than the PS3. As stupid as you may think that question is, it's the truth. The gamers can complain all they want, they're still going to buy multiplats, they're still going to buy Halo 4, and they're still going to pay for DLC such as Dawnguard. Microsoft makes their share out of those who already have 360's, and like I said, they're not going to sell their 360's anytime soon. Doing so would render a large portion of their gaming library useless.
You can dislike them all you want, but they're making money and that's all they care about.
My Xbox 360 library looks like a midget when compared with PS3. Honestly, in a plain sight, all the 360 got is Halo, Gears and Forza while the PS3 has the most variety and higher number of exclusives.
This is why it boggles my mind to think there are people who likes the Xbox 360, and even some who thinks it's better than PS3. I mean WTF man? Delusional is my answer, probably.
Microsoft had a great strategy in 2005 which is something that Sony would fear because it was all about GAMES and their core fanbase. This is the absolute reason why I got my 360 in 2007. What a mistake... Look at the 360 now... It's all about Kinect and useless apps. It just sits there collecting dust.
The real question is - to anybody who is buying a 360 right now: What the fvck is wrong with them?
Yeah, if Microsoft had continued their 2005 strategy it would've been better for us, heck I would've bought a 360 instead of a PS3 is they had kept it up. Well they didn't, and it's true it perplexes me how people can rightfully support Microsoft after being shafted like that. Lemmings just love to troll I guess :P.
Even though it's a harsh business strategy and it's bad for core gamers, it's still a rather smart one. It works really well, and Microsoft isn't going to change it anytime soon. I don't expect any meaningful E3 conferences or exclusives coming out of MS until the next xbox is released. I don't see why any informed core gamer would buy a 360 at this point, but I guess Microsoft just assumes that enough already have an xbox that moving on to the casual audience would substantially broaden their sales numbers and interest for the system.
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