Why dont Multiplat games usually get a hype sticky?

Because we love exclusives.

Multiplats are only for developers who want more money.

Exclusives make or break a system.

More exclusives mean less happier gamers, but a greater level of happiness.

Because we love exclusives.

Multiplats are only for developers who want more money.

Exclusives make or break a system.

More exclusives mean less happier gamers, but a greater level of happiness.

LagSwitch

and u get to wail and laugh at an opposing console if they dont have a great game, or get laughed at if ur touted game flops (haze and lair and ninja gaiden)

it's not a war when both sides have itcrunchUK

Exactly what I think. Unless if it's .... looks better then..... system then it might be stickied..

[QUOTE="LagSwitch"]

Because we love exclusives.

Multiplats are only for developers who want more money.

Exclusives make or break a system.

More exclusives mean less happier gamers, but a greater level of happiness.

noobswillbepwnd

and u get to wail and laugh at an opposing console if they dont have a great game, or get laughed at if ur touted game flops (haze and lair and ninja gaiden)

Yeah, it sucks when you get laughed at when you get a bad exclusive on your console.

But its really exhillerating to get a really good exclusive that everyone envies.

[QUOTE="noobswillbepwnd"][QUOTE="LagSwitch"]

Because we love exclusives.

Multiplats are only for developers who want more money.

Exclusives make or break a system.

More exclusives mean less happier gamers, but a greater level of happiness.

LagSwitch

and u get to wail and laugh at an opposing console if they dont have a great game, or get laughed at if ur touted game flops (haze and lair and ninja gaiden)

Yeah, I love laughing and lems when they get a really bad exclusive.

And hate it when the ps3 gets a bad exclusive, because its a form of revenge.

I have both a ps3 and 360, but I dont understand why I prefer the ps3 so much over the 360.

Because fanboys don't care about scores as much if they don't get to rub it in someone's face. Gamespot in general has much more younger posters then sites such as Evil Avatar, VGevo, Penny-Arcade, and Neogaf and accordingly you see much more of an emphasis on hype threads and a fascination with review scores on exclusives because the 12-17 year olds on Gamespot think that their console affiliation is some sort of farm animal gang (i.e. "Yo, I hate sheep, why are us cows so much cooler") and they view the other "gangs" as rivals. It's pretty funny.Zerostatic0