its funny to see all the hypocrit remarks cows make. they say this is system war not console war. but when it comes to graphic king. they exclude pc. Well guess what cows, theres is no such thing as console graphic king. As this is "System war"
or when they do exclusive comparison they dont list down pc exclusives. they only want to compare with xbox 360.
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And I'll say it again - the cows only use the PC in arguments so long as it's convenient to do so (library comparisons) but will very easily dismiss it when it works against them (graphics). They want to have their cake and eat it too, which is what completely invalidates their position, since they don't hold a firm stand on it.
The whole thing about including PC in comparison between 360 and PS3 libraries, is that it doesn't factor in that there are basically 3 categories of gamers. I'm not talking about hardcores and casuals. What I mean is;
* gamers who play ONLY on consoles
* gamers who play ONLY on PCs
* gamers who play on BOTH consoles and PCs
The cows always talk as though every single console gamer also plays on PC, which is so far from the truth. We obviously can't get specific numbers for a demographic here, but the numbers themselves aren't the point, only that these categories of gamers have a specific means for which they choose to play.
So for the 3rd category, yes PC sharing the 360s library would apply. But what about the first two? If its a console only gamer, what the hell does it matter that Mass Effect (the popular example here) is on PC? He's decided he doesn't want to game on that platform as his preference (maybe price, simplicity of plug n' play, convenience of ready out of the box, etc...). So for him to want to play Mass Effect, of the choices of consoles, it's gotta be 360.
And if it's the PC only player.... well why would be be concerned about PS3's library, let alone 360's?
The definition of exclusive isn't changed here, but for that particular type of gamer, it is simply irrelevant if he won't be using the PC platform at all. And really, a game being multiplat between 360 and PC has no more impact than some games being shared between PS3 and 360. A regular gamer goes into the store, he knows what games he wants to play regardless of which platform, so multiplats will still factor into his purchasing choice, along with other aspects (total cost, system features, online, what ever his understanding of tech specs is, etc...), so long as that system does offer the games, it can be part of what persuades his buying dollar.
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