Why do Lemmings insist on saying that PC/360 games are 360 exclusive?
Xbox 360 vs PS3: Which Console Is Right For You?
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[QUOTE="trakem"]
[QUOTE="mitu123"] Bunch of Sony fanboys, they gave Folklore, Uncharted 1, R&C: TOD and Resistance 1 AAAE, they are so ridiculous since none of those are AAA quality IMO.mitu123
Since their opinion on the games was higher they must be fanboys? I disagree. Personally, I think Perfect Dark was a mediocre bug filled FPS. I played a fair bit of it when it came out. That said, I'm not going to call you or the people who rated it highly fanboys.
You mean Perfect Dark Zero, you shouldn't mix it with the highest rated FPS on Gamespot(9.9), and while I have no problems with opinions, not being able to see the flaws in these games like I have and rate them high seems pretty odd to me.Yes, I was reffering to Perfect Dark Zero rather than Perfect Dark on the N64. Perfect Dark on the N64 was great, though a bit too much like Golden Eye and frankly I had grown tired of Golden Eye when Perfect Dark came out. That said, Perfect Dark was an amazing title.
I can see the flaws in Perfect Dark Zero (big physics problems for an instance). That's why I don't rate it very high at all.
You mean Perfect Dark Zero, you shouldn't mix it with the highest rated FPS on Gamespot(9.9), and while I have no problems with opinions, not being able to see the flaws in these games like I have and rate them high seems pretty odd to me.[QUOTE="mitu123"]
[QUOTE="trakem"]
Since their opinion on the games was higher they must be fanboys? I disagree. Personally, I think Perfect Dark was a mediocre bug filled FPS. I played a fair bit of it when it came out. That said, I'm not going to call you or the people who rated it highly fanboys.
trakem
Yes, I was reffering to Perfect Dark Zero rather than Perfect Dark on the N64. Perfect Dark on the N64 was great, though a bit too much like Golden Eye and frankly I had grown tired of Golden Eye when Perfect Dark came out. That said, Perfect Dark was an amazing title.
I can see the flaws in Perfect Dark Zero (big physics problems for an instance). That's why I don't rate it very high at all.
Same here as well pretty much.
Okay, I updated the list. You guys are right, If it's available on two platforms, it's not exclusive.
Castle Crashers (Xbox 360) 82.75%-- 44 reviews
These are multiplat already. DonTales Of Vesperia (Xbox 360) 81.88%-- 52 reviews
TC, allow me to fix that:
Xbox 360 Exclusives:
Halo 3 (Xbox 360) 93.37% -- 91 reviews
Gears Of War 2 (Xbox 360) 93.23% -- 81 reviews
Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter(Xbox 360) 90.56%--90 reviews
Forza Motorsport 2 (Xbox 360) 89.61% -- 80 reviews
Project Gotham Racing 3 (Xbox 360) 88.77%-- 94 reviews
Fable 2 (Xbox 360) 88.35%-- 84 reviews
Halo 3: ODST (Xbox 360) 86.48%-- 29 reviews
Project Gotham Racing 4 (Xbox 360) 86.47%-- 71 reviews
Dead Or Alive 4 (Xbox 360) 85.65%-- 87 reviews
Crackdown (Xbox 360) 83.26%-- 90 reviews
Condemned: Criminal Origins (Xbox 360) 82.33%-- 81 reviews
Viva Pinata: Trouble In Paradise (Xbox 360) 82.20%-- 52 reviews
Halo Wars (Xbox 360) 81.88%-- 72 reviews
Ace Combat 6: Fires Of Liberation (Xbox 360) 81.56%-- 58 reviews
Perfect Dark Zero (Xbox 360) 81.51%-- 94 reviews
Kameo: Elements Of Power (Xbox 360) 80.63%-- 91 reviews
Banjo Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts (Xbox 360) 80.54%-- 59 reviews
PS3 Exclusives:
Little Big Planet (PS3) 94.50%-- 75 reviews
Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns Of The Patriots (PS3) 93.14%-- 83 reviews
Demon's Souls (PS3) 91.43%-- 14 reviews
Killzone 2 (PS3) 90.38%-- 77 reviews
Uncharted: Drake's Fortune (PS3) 89.64%-- 80 reviews
Ratchet & Clank Future (PS3) 88.60%-- 77 reviews
Wipeout HD (PS3) 87.47%-- 47 reviews
Valkyria Chronicles (PS3) 86.98%-- 50 reviews
Resistance 2 (PS3) 86.84%-- 62 reviews
inFamous (PS3) 86.33%-- 75 reviews
Resistance: Fall Of Man (PS3) 86.29%-- 78 reviews
Warhawk (PS3) 84.14%-- 61 reviews
MotorStorm (PS3) 82.96%-- 75 reviews
SingStar (PS3/PS2) 82.50%-- 53 reviews
MotorStorm: Pacific Rift (PS3) 82.45%-- 54 reviews
BUZZ! Quiz TV (PS3) 81.28%-- 48 reviews
Disgaea 3: Absence Of Justice (PS3) 80.89%-- 40 reviews
Heavenly Sword (PS3) 80.67%-- 80 reviews
mitu123
Thanks, but Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter is Multiplatform. It's available for PC, Xbox, and PS2.
I don't get it, MGS4 and GTA4 have both gotten 10/10 :S[QUOTE="mgs_freak91"][QUOTE="cowgriller"]
i never said it wasn't. but remember, this is GS. only GS scores count. if UC2 gets a 9, that phenomenal. if it gets a 9.5, even better. i just don't see the game, or any other game this gen for that matter, getting a 10.
cowgriller
imo, i'm pretty sure someone got a kick back for the gta4 score. mgs4, though it doesn't have the best graphics (a lot of textures look nasty), it did offer an overall package that no other game has brought to the table before or since. mgs4 earned it's 10. gta, not so much.
Hmm. I don't think either earned a 10/10. GTA4 should of gotten...maybe a 9.5. And MGS4 should of gotten a score higher than 9.5 but not 10, which makes it hard cause they can't do that with their system. But if they could I would say a 9.8.[QUOTE="whataguy69"]
I occasionally see people debating over which consoles have more and better exclusives, so with that in mind, I wanted to set it straight and see which of the two current-gen consoles really have the most and best exclusives. I'll be updating this list from time to time as newer games come out. I also understand that some games have exclusive downloadable contents, but I'm not going to be listing those here. I will list all the games for each system that has received an overall rating of 80% or higher. The ratings are from GameRankings.com. The list will be categorized from highest to lowest. Please note that I'm not trying to be biased nor am I trying to start a flame war. Also, I would like to say that the ratings don't necessarily determine whichconsole is more superior as your gaming preferences may differ from others. Btw, the reason why I added Xbox 360 games that are also available to the PC is because I'm comparing the 360 and PS3, as console wars are always about Microsoft vs Sony.
[List Updated on Sept. 22, 2009]
Xbox 360 Exclusives:
Gears Of War (Xbox 360/PC) 93.88% -- 110 reviews Not Exclusive
Halo 3 (Xbox 360) 93.37% -- 91 reviews
Gears Of War 2 (Xbox 360) 93.23% -- 81 reviews
Mass Effect (Xbox 360/PC) 90.71% -- 86 reviews Not Exclusive
Call Of Duty 2 (Xbox 360/PC) 89.84%-- 88 reviews Not Exclusive
Forza Motorsport 2 (Xbox 360) 89.61% -- 80 reviews
Left 4 Dead (Xbox 360/PC) 89.02%-- 61 reviews Not Exclusive
Project Gotham Racing 3 (Xbox 360) 88.77%-- 94 reviews
Fable 2 (Xbox 360) 88.35%-- 84 reviews
Halo 3: ODST (Xbox 360) 86.48%-- 29 reviews
Project Gotham Racing 4 (Xbox 360) 86.47%-- 71 reviews
Dead Or Alive 4 (Xbox 360) 85.65%-- 87 reviews
Viva Pinata (Xbox 360) 85.56%-- 67 reviews
Dead Rising (Xbox 360) 85.07%-- 101 reviews
Crackdown (Xbox 360) 83.26%-- 90 reviews
Condemned: Criminal Origins (Xbox 360) 82.33%-- 81 reviews
Viva Pinata: Trouble In Paradise (Xbox 360) 82.20%-- 52 reviews
Halo Wars (Xbox 360) 81.88%-- 72 reviews
Tales Of Vesperia (Xbox 360) 81.88%-- 52 reviews
Command & Conquer 3: Tiberium Wars (Xbox 360/PC) 81.79%-- 51 reviews Not Exclusive
Ace Combat 6: Fires Of Liberation (Xbox 360) 81.56%-- 58 reviews
Perfect Dark Zero (Xbox 360) 81.51%-- 94 reviews
Ninja Gaiden 2 (Xbox 360) 81.38%-- 68 reviews
Kameo: Elements Of Power (Xbox 360) 80.63%-- 91 reviews
Banjo Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts (Xbox 360) 80.54%-- 59 reviews
Lord Of The Rings: The Battle For Middle Earth 2 (Xbox 360/PC) 80.06%-- 59 reviews Not Exclusive
Flatout: Ultimate Carnage (Xbox 360/PC) 80.05%-- 52 reviews Not Exclusive
PS3 Exclusives:
Little Big Planet (PS3) 94.50%-- 75 reviews
Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns Of The Patriots (PS3) 93.14%-- 83 reviews
Demon's Souls (PS3) 91.43%-- 14 reviews
Killzone 2 (PS3) 90.38%-- 77 reviews
MLB 09: The Show (PS3/PS2/PSP) 89.88%-- 29 reviews Not Exclusive
Uncharted: Drake's Fortune (PS3) 89.64%-- 80 reviews
Ratchet & Clank Future (PS3) 88.60%-- 77 reviews
Wipeout HD (PS3) 87.47%-- 47 reviews
MLB 08: The Show (PS3/PS2/PSP) 87.00%-- 35 reviews Not Exclusive
Valkyria Chronicles (PS3) 86.98%-- 50 reviews
Resistance 2 (PS3) 86.84%-- 62 reviews
Ninja Gaiden Sigma (PS3) 86.72%-- 58 reviews Not Exclusive
inFamous (PS3) 86.33%-- 75 reviews
Resistance: Fall Of Man (PS3) 86.29%-- 78 reviews
Warhawk (PS3) 84.14%-- 61 reviews
MotorStorm (PS3) 82.96%-- 75 reviews
SingStar (PS3/PS2) 82.50%-- 53 reviews Not Exclusive
MotorStorm: Pacific Rift (PS3) 82.45%-- 54 reviews
BUZZ! Quiz TV (PS3) 81.28%-- 48 reviews
Disgaea 3: Absence Of Justice (PS3) 80.89%-- 40 reviews
Heavenly Sword (PS3) 80.67%-- 80 reviews
Xbox 360 Arcade:
Braid (Xbox 360/PC) 92.43%-- 53 reviews Not Exclusive
Geometry Wars: Retro Evolved 2 (Xbox 360) 90.09%-- 47 reviews
Shadow Complex (Xbox 360) 89.48%-- 54 reviews
Peggle Deluxe (Xbox 360/PC) 88.79%-- 29 reviews Not Exclusive
Geometry Wars: Retro Evolved (Xbox 360/PC) 87.60%-- 30 reviews Not Exclusive
The Secret Of Monkey Island: Special Edition (Xbox 360/PC) 87.44%-- 25 reviews Not Exclusive
Ikaruga (Xbox 360) 87.15%-- 33 reviews
Trials HD (Xbox 360) 86.27%-- 39 reviews
Defense Grid: The Awakening (Xbox 360/PC) 86.08%-- 13 reviews Not Exclusive
Splosion Man (Xbox 360) 85.88%-- 42 reviews
Bomberman Live (Xbox 360) 85.24%-- 34 reviews
Worms 2: Armageddon (Xbox 360) 85.00%-- 21 reviews
Castle Crashers (Xbox 360) 82.75%-- 44 reviews
Pacman Championship Edition (Xbox 360) 82.73%-- 33 reviews
Uno (Xbox 360) 81.59%-- 22 reviews
Sensible: World Of Soccer (Xbox 360) 81.40%-- 15 reviews
Marble Blast Ultra (Xbox 360) 80.86%-- 28 reviews
Cloning Clyde (Xbox 360) 80.45%-- 38 reviews
Rocket Riot (Xbox 360) 80.37%-- 24 reviews
PSN Store (Arcade Titles):
Flower (PS3) 87.47%-- 47 reviews
Comet Crash (PS3) 86.17%-- 6 reviews
Super Stardust HD (PS3) 85.78%-- 23 reviews
Shatter (PS3) 85.48%-- 27 reviews
PixelJunk Monsters (PS3) 83.92%-- 37 reviews
Everyday Shooter (PS3/PC/PS2) 83.23%-- 26 reviews Not Exclusive
Echochrome (PS3/PSP) 82.65%-- 31 reviews Not Exclusive
Tekken 5: Dark Resurrection (PS3) 82.18%-- 17 reviews
PixelJunk Monsters Encore(PS3) 82.14%-- 7 reviews
Lumines Supernova (PS3) 81.82%-- 17 reviews
Fat Princess (PS3) 81.54%-- 36 reviews
PixelJunk Eden (PS3) 81.33%-- 30 reviews
Bomberman Ultra (PS3) 80.25%-- 12 reviews
ZEN Pinball (PS3) 80.12%-- 17 reviews
Yukoie
Now the list is legit.
This guy and mitu123 is correct. Some people don't understand the simple concept of exclusives I guess.TC, when PEOPLE are talking about exclusives, for the most part, they are talking about this YEAR.
Mentioning everything ever is going way off base.
2009, the year we are in, that's what's important. I don't care about 2005's Perfect Dark Zero, I played that in 2005!
SolidTy
Agreed. Everyone knows that after a couple of years games aren't playable anymore and they become crap.
What do you mean unplayable? ^^^
[QUOTE="mitu123"]
TC, allow me to fix that:
Xbox 360 Exclusives:
Halo 3 (Xbox 360) 93.37% -- 91 reviews
Gears Of War 2 (Xbox 360) 93.23% -- 81 reviews
Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter(Xbox 360) 90.56%--90 reviews
Forza Motorsport 2 (Xbox 360) 89.61% -- 80 reviews
Project Gotham Racing 3 (Xbox 360) 88.77%-- 94 reviews
Fable 2 (Xbox 360) 88.35%-- 84 reviews
Halo 3: ODST (Xbox 360) 86.48%-- 29 reviews
Project Gotham Racing 4 (Xbox 360) 86.47%-- 71 reviews
Dead Or Alive 4 (Xbox 360) 85.65%-- 87 reviews
Crackdown (Xbox 360) 83.26%-- 90 reviews
Condemned: Criminal Origins (Xbox 360) 82.33%-- 81 reviews
Viva Pinata: Trouble In Paradise (Xbox 360) 82.20%-- 52 reviews
Halo Wars (Xbox 360) 81.88%-- 72 reviews
Ace Combat 6: Fires Of Liberation (Xbox 360) 81.56%-- 58 reviews
Perfect Dark Zero (Xbox 360) 81.51%-- 94 reviews
Kameo: Elements Of Power (Xbox 360) 80.63%-- 91 reviews
Banjo Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts (Xbox 360) 80.54%-- 59 reviews
PS3 Exclusives:
Little Big Planet (PS3) 94.50%-- 75 reviews
Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns Of The Patriots (PS3) 93.14%-- 83 reviews
Demon's Souls (PS3) 91.43%-- 14 reviews
Killzone 2 (PS3) 90.38%-- 77 reviews
Uncharted: Drake's Fortune (PS3) 89.64%-- 80 reviews
Ratchet & Clank Future (PS3) 88.60%-- 77 reviews
Wipeout HD (PS3) 87.47%-- 47 reviews
Valkyria Chronicles (PS3) 86.98%-- 50 reviews
Resistance 2 (PS3) 86.84%-- 62 reviews
inFamous (PS3) 86.33%-- 75 reviews
Resistance: Fall Of Man (PS3) 86.29%-- 78 reviews
Warhawk (PS3) 84.14%-- 61 reviews
MotorStorm (PS3) 82.96%-- 75 reviews
SingStar (PS3/PS2) 82.50%-- 53 reviews
MotorStorm: Pacific Rift (PS3) 82.45%-- 54 reviews
BUZZ! Quiz TV (PS3) 81.28%-- 48 reviews
Disgaea 3: Absence Of Justice (PS3) 80.89%-- 40 reviews
Heavenly Sword (PS3) 80.67%-- 80 reviews
whataguy69
Thanks, but Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter is Multiplatform. It's available for PC, Xbox, and PS2.
The 360 version is different and the best version, and I have them. The PS2 and Xbox versions are the same but not even close to the 360 and PC versions. PC version is also different from the others.
ps3 and psn are the best.
[QUOTE="whataguy69"]
[QUOTE="mitu123"]
TC, allow me to fix that:
Xbox 360 Exclusives:
Halo 3 (Xbox 360) 93.37% -- 91 reviews
Gears Of War 2 (Xbox 360) 93.23% -- 81 reviews
Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter(Xbox 360) 90.56%--90 reviews
Forza Motorsport 2 (Xbox 360) 89.61% -- 80 reviews
Project Gotham Racing 3 (Xbox 360) 88.77%-- 94 reviews
Fable 2 (Xbox 360) 88.35%-- 84 reviews
Halo 3: ODST (Xbox 360) 86.48%-- 29 reviews
Project Gotham Racing 4 (Xbox 360) 86.47%-- 71 reviews
Dead Or Alive 4 (Xbox 360) 85.65%-- 87 reviews
Crackdown (Xbox 360) 83.26%-- 90 reviews
Condemned: Criminal Origins (Xbox 360) 82.33%-- 81 reviews
Viva Pinata: Trouble In Paradise (Xbox 360) 82.20%-- 52 reviews
Halo Wars (Xbox 360) 81.88%-- 72 reviews
Ace Combat 6: Fires Of Liberation (Xbox 360) 81.56%-- 58 reviews
Perfect Dark Zero (Xbox 360) 81.51%-- 94 reviews
Kameo: Elements Of Power (Xbox 360) 80.63%-- 91 reviews
Banjo Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts (Xbox 360) 80.54%-- 59 reviews
PS3 Exclusives:
Little Big Planet (PS3) 94.50%-- 75 reviews
Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns Of The Patriots (PS3) 93.14%-- 83 reviews
Demon's Souls (PS3) 91.43%-- 14 reviews
Killzone 2 (PS3) 90.38%-- 77 reviews
Uncharted: Drake's Fortune (PS3) 89.64%-- 80 reviews
Ratchet & Clank Future (PS3) 88.60%-- 77 reviews
Wipeout HD (PS3) 87.47%-- 47 reviews
Valkyria Chronicles (PS3) 86.98%-- 50 reviews
Resistance 2 (PS3) 86.84%-- 62 reviews
inFamous (PS3) 86.33%-- 75 reviews
Resistance: Fall Of Man (PS3) 86.29%-- 78 reviews
Warhawk (PS3) 84.14%-- 61 reviews
MotorStorm (PS3) 82.96%-- 75 reviews
SingStar (PS3/PS2) 82.50%-- 53 reviews
MotorStorm: Pacific Rift (PS3) 82.45%-- 54 reviews
BUZZ! Quiz TV (PS3) 81.28%-- 48 reviews
Disgaea 3: Absence Of Justice (PS3) 80.89%-- 40 reviews
Heavenly Sword (PS3) 80.67%-- 80 reviews
mitu123
Thanks, but Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter is Multiplatform. It's available for PC, Xbox, and PS2.
The 360 version is different and the best version, and I have them. The PS2 and Xbox versions are the same but not even close to the 360 and PC versions. PC version is also different from the others.Still multiplatform.
[QUOTE="whataguy69"]I think he's joking.What do you mean unplayable? ^^^
mitu123
Aren't jokes suppose to be funny?
The 360 version is different and the best version, and I have them. The PS2 and Xbox versions are the same but not even close to the 360 and PC versions. PC version is also different from the others.[QUOTE="mitu123"]
[QUOTE="whataguy69"]
Thanks, but Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter is Multiplatform. It's available for PC, Xbox, and PS2.
whataguy69
Still multiplatform.
Still not the same game, in fact, this is a comparision of the 360 and PC version, doing the others would be pointless since they don't even play the same:Genre: 360 version is a solid paced TPS while the PC version is a slow paced FPS. The 360 version plays more like Ghost Recon 2 while the PC version plays more like the original Ghost Recon, and I played the 1st 2 Ghost Recons and they aren't alike, I'm such a Ghost Recon fan, LOL.
Multiplayer:
360-Has 16 players and 10 modes: Team Elimination, Team Territory, Team Objective, Solo Elimination, Solo Territory, Solo Objective, Co-op Campaign separate from the main campaign, Co-op Elimination, Co-op Territory, Co-op Objective. There's more options to chose from than the PC version and more ways to customize your soldiers.
PC-Has 32 players and 2 modes: Co-op campaign for the main campaign(you'll need it) and Domination. And it doesn't have a lot of options either.
Campaign differences-Different level designs(PC version's missions are much bigger and more wide open than the 360's smaller and linear levels), mission objectives that while some are the same even though they are done differently due to the level design, a lot are different and even removed from one version while adding another, enemies are placed at different spots and altered(one certain spot could have a sniper in one version and the other could have a enemy with a rocket launcher). The PC version is much harder and more tactical than the 360 version. The 360 version has more music, the PC has a lot less, a lot of it repeats itself. Certain missions are removed from 1 version while added to another(for example, as soon as you start both games, you'll notice that the 360 version has a training mission while the PC version doesn't).
Gameplay differences:
360-You control 3 other teammates at the same time. You can tell them to be aggressive to attack more fiercely. They listen to your orders very well. There's a cover system to use. There's no sprint like the PC version since you are always running. You have to hold the L button to aim well. You can use tanks and gadgets. You can switch different teammates. There are on rails sections.
PC-You can control 3 other teammates at the same time or individually. You can never tell them to be aggressive. They don't follow certain orders well. You have a sprint button, and you'll need it to move as fast as the 360 version since you always walk slow. The lack of cover due to the view is made up for a lean n peak. You can't use certain gadgets that the 360 version has, and no real tank support. You can't switch different teammates, you're stuck with the same 3 idiots. No on rails section.
[QUOTE="whataguy69"]
[QUOTE="mitu123"] The 360 version is different and the best version, and I have them. The PS2 and Xbox versions are the same but not even close to the 360 and PC versions. PC version is also different from the others.
mitu123
Still multiplatform.
Still not the same game, in fact, this is a comparision of the 360 and PC version, doing the others would be pointless since they don't even play the same:Genre: 360 version is a solid paced TPS while the PC version is a slow paced FPS. The 360 version plays more like Ghost Recon 2 while the PC version plays more like the original Ghost Recon, and I played the 1st 2 Ghost Recons and they aren't alike, I'm such a Ghost Recon fan, LOL.
Multiplayer:
360-Has 16 players and 10 modes: Team Elimination, Team Territory, Team Objective, Solo Elimination, Solo Territory, Solo Objective, Co-op Campaign separate from the main campaign, Co-op Elimination, Co-op Territory, Co-op Objective. There's more options to chose from than the PC version and more ways to customize your soldiers.
PC-Has 32 players and 2 modes: Co-op campaign for the main campaign(you'll need it) and Domination. And it doesn't have a lot of options either.
Campaign differences-Different level designs(PC version's missions are much bigger and more wide open than the 360's smaller and linear levels), mission objectives that while some are the same even though they are done differently due to the level design, a lot are different and even removed from one version while adding another, enemies are placed at different spots and altered(one certain spot could have a sniper in one version and the other could have a enemy with a rocket launcher). The PC version is much harder and more tactical than the 360 version. The 360 version has more music, the PC has a lot less, a lot of it repeats itself. Certain missions are removed from 1 version while added to another(for example, as soon as you start both games, you'll notice that the 360 version has a training mission while the PC version doesn't).
Gameplay differences:
360-You control 3 other teammates at the same time. You can tell them to be aggressive to attack more fiercely. They listen to your orders very well. There's a cover system to use. There's no sprint like the PC version since you are always running. You have to hold the L button to aim well. You can use tanks and gadgets. You can switch different teammates. There are on rails sections.
PC-You can control 3 other teammates at the same time or individually. You can never tell them to be aggressive. They don't follow certain orders well. You have a sprint button, and you'll need it to move as fast as the 360 version since you always walk slow. The lack of cover due to the view is made up for a lean n peak. You can't use certain gadgets that the 360 version has, and no real tank support. You can't switch different teammates, you're stuck with the same 3 idiots. No on rails section.
True, but what about the PS2 and Xbox versions? Obviously, the graphics, but what seperates them from the 360 version?
^ This ^ The PC and 360 games are completely different...Add Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter for 360.
mitu123
[QUOTE="urdead18"]
[QUOTE="cowgriller"]
normally sequels don't score much better than their predecessors (if they outscore it at all.) also, just because a game has nice graphics doesn't mean that the game is good or worth the money. it also doesn't mean that the game would be fun. judging by the fact that the first game got an 8.0, and looks to only have upgraded the graphics (cheap one liners remain intact), i'm going to guess that the game will get a 9.0.
Syferonik
LMAO @ only updated graphics.
How about freaking multiplayer? Pretty huge addition if you ask me.
Not to mention the co-op, longer story and the cinema mode. I've played the beta and I honestly wouldn't be surprised by a 9.5 or a 10. In fact, I expect a 9.5.
He must be a blind fanboy if he sees no differences between uncharted and U2. Physics/graphics/multiplayer/co-op/longer campaign are all better son. Uncharted 2 will not get a 10, a 9.5 maybe but not a ten.Still not the same game, in fact, this is a comparision of the 360 and PC version, doing the others would be pointless since they don't even play the same:[QUOTE="mitu123"]
[QUOTE="whataguy69"]
Still multiplatform.
whataguy69
Genre: 360 version is a solid paced TPS while the PC version is a slow paced FPS. The 360 version plays more like Ghost Recon 2 while the PC version plays more like the original Ghost Recon, and I played the 1st 2 Ghost Recons and they aren't alike, I'm such a Ghost Recon fan, LOL.
Multiplayer:
360-Has 16 players and 10 modes: Team Elimination, Team Territory, Team Objective, Solo Elimination, Solo Territory, Solo Objective, Co-op Campaign separate from the main campaign, Co-op Elimination, Co-op Territory, Co-op Objective. There's more options to chose from than the PC version and more ways to customize your soldiers.
PC-Has 32 players and 2 modes: Co-op campaign for the main campaign(you'll need it) and Domination. And it doesn't have a lot of options either.
Campaign differences-Different level designs(PC version's missions are much bigger and more wide open than the 360's smaller and linear levels), mission objectives that while some are the same even though they are done differently due to the level design, a lot are different and even removed from one version while adding another, enemies are placed at different spots and altered(one certain spot could have a sniper in one version and the other could have a enemy with a rocket launcher). The PC version is much harder and more tactical than the 360 version. The 360 version has more music, the PC has a lot less, a lot of it repeats itself. Certain missions are removed from 1 version while added to another(for example, as soon as you start both games, you'll notice that the 360 version has a training mission while the PC version doesn't).
Gameplay differences:
360-You control 3 other teammates at the same time. You can tell them to be aggressive to attack more fiercely. They listen to your orders very well. There's a cover system to use. There's no sprint like the PC version since you are always running. You have to hold the L button to aim well. You can use tanks and gadgets. You can switch different teammates. There are on rails sections.
PC-You can control 3 other teammates at the same time or individually. You can never tell them to be aggressive. They don't follow certain orders well. You have a sprint button, and you'll need it to move as fast as the 360 version since you always walk slow. The lack of cover due to the view is made up for a lean n peak. You can't use certain gadgets that the 360 version has, and no real tank support. You can't switch different teammates, you're stuck with the same 3 idiots. No on rails section.
True, but what about the PS2 and Xbox versions? Obviously, the graphics, but what seperates them from the 360 version?
Oh man, those versions, ugh, the multiplayer is garbage on them, and so is the campaign:Genre-PS2 and Xbox versions are fast paced FPSs and play more like Call of Duty than Ghost Recon, and I'm serious, even Gamespot said so.
Multiplayer-PS2 has 8 players and Xbox has 12 players and PS2 version 3 modes: Deathmatch, Assault and Supermacy. Xbox version has co-op for the main campaign, last man standing, team sharpshooter, assassination, deatmatch, assualt, and supermacy.
Campaign differences-The level designs are much smaller and missions are done differently because of it, too short and enemy a.i. is programmed differently from the other versions, well, poorly. The more I go into detail, the worse ir gets.
Gameplay differences-You can control 1 teammate only, no use of gadgets, no proning, no lean n peak, no cover system, no on rails sections, less orders for your character. And this quote from Gamespot's review describes these versions:
"The run-and-gun nature of the game takes away from the traditional Ghost Recon flavor and makes it feel like just another military-themed shooter."
Screw them, they aren't even slowed paced or have the features of every Ghost Recon game before and after it.
Still not the same game, in fact, this is a comparision of the 360 and PC version, doing the others would be pointless since they don't even play the same:[QUOTE="mitu123"]
[QUOTE="whataguy69"]
Still multiplatform.
Stringerboy
Genre: 360 version is a solid paced TPS while the PC version is a slow paced FPS. The 360 version plays more like Ghost Recon 2 while the PC version plays more like the original Ghost Recon, and I played the 1st 2 Ghost Recons and they aren't alike, I'm such a Ghost Recon fan, LOL.
Multiplayer:
360-Has 16 players and 10 modes: Team Elimination, Team Territory, Team Objective, Solo Elimination, Solo Territory, Solo Objective, Co-op Campaign separate from the main campaign, Co-op Elimination, Co-op Territory, Co-op Objective. There's more options to chose from than the PC version and more ways to customize your soldiers.
PC-Has 32 players and 2 modes: Co-op campaign for the main campaign(you'll need it) and Domination. And it doesn't have a lot of options either.
Campaign differences-Different level designs(PC version's missions are much bigger and more wide open than the 360's smaller and linear levels), mission objectives that while some are the same even though they are done differently due to the level design, a lot are different and even removed from one version while adding another, enemies are placed at different spots and altered(one certain spot could have a sniper in one version and the other could have a enemy with a rocket launcher). The PC version is much harder and more tactical than the 360 version. The 360 version has more music, the PC has a lot less, a lot of it repeats itself. Certain missions are removed from 1 version while added to another(for example, as soon as you start both games, you'll notice that the 360 version has a training mission while the PC version doesn't).
Gameplay differences:
360-You control 3 other teammates at the same time. You can tell them to be aggressive to attack more fiercely. They listen to your orders very well. There's a cover system to use. There's no sprint like the PC version since you are always running. You have to hold the L button to aim well. You can use tanks and gadgets. You can switch different teammates. There are on rails sections.
PC-You can control 3 other teammates at the same time or individually. You can never tell them to be aggressive. They don't follow certain orders well. You have a sprint button, and you'll need it to move as fast as the 360 version since you always walk slow. The lack of cover due to the view is made up for a lean n peak. You can't use certain gadgets that the 360 version has, and no real tank support. You can't switch different teammates, you're stuck with the same 3 idiots. No on rails section.
lol how many times does this needed to be posted :D
Enough to those who say 360 version is the same as the others, when they're not even close.:lol: Those other versions aren't even half as good, the PC version is only better if you want a harder and more tactical version like the original Ghost Recon.MSs strategy is to secure multiplats on 360 but not on PS3. this is due to their lack of 1st party studios
so offcourse the lists will favour the ps3. these exclusive lists are bias and are a delusion. the bulk of 360s great games are MULTIPLAT, but not on PS3.
Still not the same game, in fact, this is a comparision of the 360 and PC version, doing the others would be pointless since they don't even play the same:[QUOTE="mitu123"]
[QUOTE="whataguy69"]
Still multiplatform.
whataguy69
Genre: 360 version is a solid paced TPS while the PC version is a slow paced FPS. The 360 version plays more like Ghost Recon 2 while the PC version plays more like the original Ghost Recon, and I played the 1st 2 Ghost Recons and they aren't alike, I'm such a Ghost Recon fan, LOL.
Multiplayer:
360-Has 16 players and 10 modes: Team Elimination, Team Territory, Team Objective, Solo Elimination, Solo Territory, Solo Objective, Co-op Campaign separate from the main campaign, Co-op Elimination, Co-op Territory, Co-op Objective. There's more options to chose from than the PC version and more ways to customize your soldiers.
PC-Has 32 players and 2 modes: Co-op campaign for the main campaign(you'll need it) and Domination. And it doesn't have a lot of options either.
Campaign differences-Different level designs(PC version's missions are much bigger and more wide open than the 360's smaller and linear levels), mission objectives that while some are the same even though they are done differently due to the level design, a lot are different and even removed from one version while adding another, enemies are placed at different spots and altered(one certain spot could have a sniper in one version and the other could have a enemy with a rocket launcher). The PC version is much harder and more tactical than the 360 version. The 360 version has more music, the PC has a lot less, a lot of it repeats itself. Certain missions are removed from 1 version while added to another(for example, as soon as you start both games, you'll notice that the 360 version has a training mission while the PC version doesn't).
Gameplay differences:
360-You control 3 other teammates at the same time. You can tell them to be aggressive to attack more fiercely. They listen to your orders very well. There's a cover system to use. There's no sprint like the PC version since you are always running. You have to hold the L button to aim well. You can use tanks and gadgets. You can switch different teammates. There are on rails sections.
PC-You can control 3 other teammates at the same time or individually. You can never tell them to be aggressive. They don't follow certain orders well. You have a sprint button, and you'll need it to move as fast as the 360 version since you always walk slow. The lack of cover due to the view is made up for a lean n peak. You can't use certain gadgets that the 360 version has, and no real tank support. You can't switch different teammates, you're stuck with the same 3 idiots. No on rails section.
True, but what about the PS2 and Xbox versions? Obviously, the graphics, but what seperates them from the 360 version?
they were FPS's just like the pc version. that is why only the 360 version is exclusive.
[QUOTE="Stringerboy"]
[QUOTE="mitu123"] Still not the same game, in fact, this is a comparision of the 360 and PC version, doing the others would be pointless since they don't even play the same:
Genre: 360 version is a solid paced TPS while the PC version is a slow paced FPS. The 360 version plays more like Ghost Recon 2 while the PC version plays more like the original Ghost Recon, and I played the 1st 2 Ghost Recons and they aren't alike, I'm such a Ghost Recon fan, LOL.
Multiplayer:
360-Has 16 players and 10 modes: Team Elimination, Team Territory, Team Objective, Solo Elimination, Solo Territory, Solo Objective, Co-op Campaign separate from the main campaign, Co-op Elimination, Co-op Territory, Co-op Objective. There's more options to chose from than the PC version and more ways to customize your soldiers.
PC-Has 32 players and 2 modes: Co-op campaign for the main campaign(you'll need it) and Domination. And it doesn't have a lot of options either.
Campaign differences-Different level designs(PC version's missions are much bigger and more wide open than the 360's smaller and linear levels), mission objectives that while some are the same even though they are done differently due to the level design, a lot are different and even removed from one version while adding another, enemies are placed at different spots and altered(one certain spot could have a sniper in one version and the other could have a enemy with a rocket launcher). The PC version is much harder and more tactical than the 360 version. The 360 version has more music, the PC has a lot less, a lot of it repeats itself. Certain missions are removed from 1 version while added to another(for example, as soon as you start both games, you'll notice that the 360 version has a training mission while the PC version doesn't).
Gameplay differences:
360-You control 3 other teammates at the same time. You can tell them to be aggressive to attack more fiercely. They listen to your orders very well. There's a cover system to use. There's no sprint like the PC version since you are always running. You have to hold the L button to aim well. You can use tanks and gadgets. You can switch different teammates. There are on rails sections.
PC-You can control 3 other teammates at the same time or individually. You can never tell them to be aggressive. They don't follow certain orders well. You have a sprint button, and you'll need it to move as fast as the 360 version since you always walk slow. The lack of cover due to the view is made up for a lean n peak. You can't use certain gadgets that the 360 version has, and no real tank support. You can't switch different teammates, you're stuck with the same 3 idiots. No on rails section.
mitu123
lol how many times does this needed to be posted :D
Enough to those who say 360 version is the same as the others, when they're not even close.:lol: Those other versions aren't even half as good, the PC version is only better if you want a harder and more tactical version like the original Ghost Recon.Okay, you proved your point and I actually know what your talking about. I'll update the list.
[QUOTE="urdead18"]
[QUOTE="cowgriller"]
normally sequels don't score much better than their predecessors (if they outscore it at all.) also, just because a game has nice graphics doesn't mean that the game is good or worth the money. it also doesn't mean that the game would be fun. judging by the fact that the first game got an 8.0, and looks to only have upgraded the graphics (cheap one liners remain intact), i'm going to guess that the game will get a 9.0.
Syferonik
LMAO @ only updated graphics.
How about freaking multiplayer? Pretty huge addition if you ask me.
Not to mention the co-op, longer story and the cinema mode. I've played the beta and I honestly wouldn't be surprised by a 9.5 or a 10. In fact, I expect a 9.5.
He must be a blind fanboy if he sees no differences between uncharted and U2. Physics/graphics/multiplayer/co-op/longer campaign are all better son. Yes.... since its been released and we all know how well the game plays..... Don't say that the game is going to be a 9.5 or a 10 till its been released and we have all played it. I own a PS3 and a 360 and I am not going to be completely retarded and claim that some game that is a sequel to a pretty horrid game is going to be even a 9.0.[QUOTE="whataguy69"]
[QUOTE="mitu123"] Still not the same game, in fact, this is a comparision of the 360 and PC version, doing the others would be pointless since they don't even play the same:
Genre: 360 version is a solid paced TPS while the PC version is a slow paced FPS. The 360 version plays more like Ghost Recon 2 while the PC version plays more like the original Ghost Recon, and I played the 1st 2 Ghost Recons and they aren't alike, I'm such a Ghost Recon fan, LOL.
Multiplayer:
360-Has 16 players and 10 modes: Team Elimination, Team Territory, Team Objective, Solo Elimination, Solo Territory, Solo Objective, Co-op Campaign separate from the main campaign, Co-op Elimination, Co-op Territory, Co-op Objective. There's more options to chose from than the PC version and more ways to customize your soldiers.
PC-Has 32 players and 2 modes: Co-op campaign for the main campaign(you'll need it) and Domination. And it doesn't have a lot of options either.
Campaign differences-Different level designs(PC version's missions are much bigger and more wide open than the 360's smaller and linear levels), mission objectives that while some are the same even though they are done differently due to the level design, a lot are different and even removed from one version while adding another, enemies are placed at different spots and altered(one certain spot could have a sniper in one version and the other could have a enemy with a rocket launcher). The PC version is much harder and more tactical than the 360 version. The 360 version has more music, the PC has a lot less, a lot of it repeats itself. Certain missions are removed from 1 version while added to another(for example, as soon as you start both games, you'll notice that the 360 version has a training mission while the PC version doesn't).
Gameplay differences:
360-You control 3 other teammates at the same time. You can tell them to be aggressive to attack more fiercely. They listen to your orders very well. There's a cover system to use. There's no sprint like the PC version since you are always running. You have to hold the L button to aim well. You can use tanks and gadgets. You can switch different teammates. There are on rails sections.
PC-You can control 3 other teammates at the same time or individually. You can never tell them to be aggressive. They don't follow certain orders well. You have a sprint button, and you'll need it to move as fast as the 360 version since you always walk slow. The lack of cover due to the view is made up for a lean n peak. You can't use certain gadgets that the 360 version has, and no real tank support. You can't switch different teammates, you're stuck with the same 3 idiots. No on rails section.
cowgriller
True, but what about the PS2 and Xbox versions? Obviously, the graphics, but what seperates them from the 360 version?
they were FPS's just like the pc version. that is why only the 360 version is exclusive.
To add to these, the PS2 and Xbox versions are the fastest paced versions that play more like Call of Duty while the PC version is the slowest paced version. 360 is the best because it's between slow and fast paced, along with being a TPS, but we already know that.[QUOTE="cowgriller"]
[QUOTE="whataguy69"]
True, but what about the PS2 and Xbox versions? Obviously, the graphics, but what seperates them from the 360 version?
mitu123
they were FPS's just like the pc version. that is why only the 360 version is exclusive.
To add to these, the PS2 and Xbox versions are the fastest paced versions that play more like Call of Duty while the PC version is the slowest paced version. 360 is the best because it's between slow and fast paced, along with being a TPS, but we already know that.don't forget that the pc version has physx if you had an Ageia Physx card.
[QUOTE="Syferonik"]He must be a blind fanboy if he sees no differences between uncharted and U2. Physics/graphics/multiplayer/co-op/longer campaign are all better son. Yes.... since its been released and we all know how well the game plays..... Don't say that the game is going to be a 9.5 or a 10 till its been released and we have all played it. I own a PS3 and a 360 and I am not going to be completely retarded and claim that some game that is a sequel to a pretty horrid game is going to be even a 9.0.[QUOTE="urdead18"]
LMAO @ only updated graphics.
How about freaking multiplayer? Pretty huge addition if you ask me.
Not to mention the co-op, longer story and the cinema mode. I've played the beta and I honestly wouldn't be surprised by a 9.5 or a 10. In fact, I expect a 9.5.
darthkirmy
this surprisingly happened to killzone 2. but then again, look what it took and how long and how much it took to make the game.
What about Wii
cmon sheeps! rise from the ground!! winters over!!!!
MSs strategy is to secure multiplats on 360 but not on PS3. this is due to their lack of 1st party studios
so offcourse the lists will favour the ps3. these exclusive lists are bias and are a delusion. the bulk of 360s great games are MULTIPLAT, but not on PS3.
ZuneHD
That's what I thought too, but Ribnarak made a good point saying, "ps3 only users have a pc. THus can choose to buy exlusives that are for 360 for the pc."
You're still missing some exclusives, but anyway. Back to ODST :D-GeordiLaForge-
Such as?
Enough to those who say 360 version is the same as the others, when they're not even close.:lol: Those other versions aren't even half as good, the PC version is only better if you want a harder and more tactical version like the original Ghost Recon.[QUOTE="mitu123"]
[QUOTE="Stringerboy"]
lol how many times does this needed to be posted :D
whataguy69
Okay, you proved your point and I actually know what your talking about. I'll update the list.
Hey, don't worry, I'm not mad or anything, though thanks for understanding, unlike some people.
and then they say ps3 got no games...looks like 360 had 1 year head start, and didnt provide as many exclusives as ps3
where's
Lost odssey, Blue Dragon, infinite Undiscovery,left 4 dead, Mass Effect, Two Worlds, Prey, Call of Juarez
paul265
not a single one of these scored above 7.5, not a single one of these is exclusive.
and then they say ps3 got no games...looks like 360 had 1 year head start, and didnt provide as many exclusives as ps3
planbfreak4eva
actually, the 360 has 118 exclusives and 74 console exclusives. the system currently has 720 games released in stores and 245 xbox live arcade games. not all of the games scored an 8 or higher.
list of all 360 retail games.
list of arcade games.
btw, the arcade games do not include community or indie games that were made by regular people and sold through xbox live.
Xbox 360 Exclusives:
Viva Pinata (Xbox 360) 85.56%-- 67 reviews
Ninja Gaiden 2 (Xbox 360) 81.38%-- 68 reviews
PS3 Exclusives:
Ninja Gaiden Sigma (PS3) 86.72%-- 58 reviews
whataguy69
I would not call these exclusive, Viva Pinata is also available for PC and Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 for PS3 is very much the same game as Ninja Gaiden II on 360. Same goes for Ninja Gaiden Sigma on PS3, almost the same as Ninja Gaiden Black.
[QUOTE="paul265"]
where's
Lost odssey, Blue Dragon,infinite Undiscovery, left 4 dead, Mass Effect, Two Worlds, Prey, Call of Juarez
Those are multiplat.Not that great according to reviews.
I liked them, and i think lost Odyssey is the closest a RPG is going to get to Final Fantasy, scores shouldn't mean they be left off there exclusive right they should be added, and I know the others fall under the PC/360 exclusive games, anyway them games make the 360 line up better for the console gamersI occasionally see people debating over which consoles have more and better exclusives, so with that in mind, I wanted to set it straight and see which of the two current-gen consoles really have the most and best exclusives. I'll be updating this list from time to time as newer games come out. I also understand that some games have exclusive downloadable contents, but I'm not going to be listing those here. I will list all the games for each system that has received an overall rating of 80% or higher. The ratings are from GameRankings.com. The list will be categorized from highest to lowest. Please note that I'm not trying to be biased nor am I trying to start a flame war. Also, I would like to say that the ratings don't necessarily determine whichconsole is more superior as your gaming preferences may differ from others.
[List Updated on Sept. 23, 2009]
* Sorry about that, I took out the multiplatforms to make better sense of the word 'exclusive' and made some adjustments*
Xbox 360 Exclusives:
Halo 3 (Xbox 360) 93.37% -- 91 reviews
Gears Of War 2 (Xbox 360) 93.23% -- 81 reviews
Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter (Xbox 360) 90.56% -- 90 reviews
Forza Motorsport 2 (Xbox 360) 89.61% -- 80 reviews
Project Gotham Racing 3 (Xbox 360) 88.77%-- 94 reviews
Fable 2 (Xbox 360) 88.35%-- 84 reviews
Halo 3: ODST (Xbox 360) 86.72%-- 30 reviews
Project Gotham Racing 4 (Xbox 360) 86.47%-- 71 reviews
Dead Or Alive 4 (Xbox 360) 85.65%-- 87 reviews
Viva Pinata (Xbox 360) 85.56%-- 67 reviews
Dead Rising (Xbox 360) 85.07%-- 101 reviews-also available on the wii so ,,, hmm os much for you listing non multiplats
Crackdown (Xbox 360) 83.26%-- 90 reviews
Viva Pinata: Trouble In Paradise (Xbox 360) 82.20%-- 52 reviews
Halo Wars (Xbox 360) 81.88%-- 72 reviews-6.5 epic fail
Ace Combat 6: Fires Of Liberation (Xbox 360) 81.56%-- 58 reviews
Perfect Dark Zero (Xbox 360) 81.51%-- 94 reviews- a 5 yr in development title which blows , hm i question that one
Ninja Gaiden 2 (Xbox 360) 81.38%-- 68 reviews
Kameo: Elements Of Power (Xbox 360) 80.63%-- 91 reviews
Banjo Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts (Xbox 360) 80.54%-- 59 reviews-not as good as n64 and gba titles in series !
PS3 Exclusives:
Little Big Planet (PS3) 94.50%-- 75 reviews
Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns Of The Patriots (PS3) 93.14%-- 83 reviews
Demon's Souls (PS3) 91.43%-- 14 reviews
Killzone 2 (PS3) 90.38%-- 77 reviews
Uncharted: Drake's Fortune (PS3) 89.64%-- 80 reviews
Ratchet & Clank Future (PS3) 88.60%-- 77 reviews
Valkyria Chronicles (PS3) 86.98%-- 50 reviews
Resistance 2 (PS3) 86.84%-- 62 reviews
Ninja Gaiden Sigma (PS3) 86.72%-- 58 reviews
inFamous (PS3) 86.33%-- 75 reviews
Resistance: Fall Of Man (PS3) 86.29%-- 78 reviews
Warhawk (PS3) 84.14%-- 61 reviews
MotorStorm (PS3) 82.96%-- 75 reviews
MotorStorm: Pacific Rift (PS3) 82.45%-- 54 reviews
BUZZ! Quiz TV (PS3) 81.28%-- 48 reviews [Available in Europe]
Disgaea 3: Absence Of Justice (PS3) 80.89%-- 40 reviews
Heavenly Sword (PS3) 80.67%-- 80 reviews
Xbox 360 Arcade:
Geometry Wars: Retro Evolved 2 (Xbox 360) 90.09%-- 47 reviews
Shadow Complex (Xbox 360) 89.48%-- 54 reviews
Trials HD (Xbox 360) 86.27%-- 39 reviews
Splosion Man (Xbox 360) 85.88%-- 42 reviews
Bomberman Live (Xbox 360) 85.24%-- 34 reviews
Worms 2: Armageddon (Xbox 360) 85.00%-- 21 reviews
Pacman Championship Edition (Xbox 360) 82.73%-- 33 reviews
Uno (Xbox 360) 81.59%-- 22 reviews
Sensible: World Of Soccer (Xbox 360) 81.40%-- 15 reviews
Marble Blast Ultra (Xbox 360) 80.86%-- 28 reviews
Cloning Clyde (Xbox 360) 80.45%-- 38 reviews
Rocket Riot (Xbox 360) 80.37%-- 24 reviews
PSN Store (Arcade Titles):
Flower (PS3) 87.47%-- 47 reviews
Comet Crash (PS3) 86.17%-- 6 reviews
Super Stardust HD (PS3) 85.78%-- 23 reviews
Shatter (PS3) 85.48%-- 27 reviews
PixelJunk Monsters (PS3) 83.92%-- 37 reviews
PixelJunk Monsters Encore(PS3) 82.14%-- 7 reviews
Lumines Supernova (PS3) 81.82%-- 17 reviews
Fat Princess (PS3) 81.54%-- 36 reviews
PixelJunk Eden (PS3) 81.33%-- 30 reviews
Bomberman Ultra (PS3) 80.25%-- 12 reviews
ZEN Pinball (PS3) 80.12%-- 17 reviews
whataguy69
now lets me add some exclusives you missed ok
xbox 360
banjo kazooie
banjo tooie
pgr 3
test drive unlimited -ps2 dont count nor does psp , their either handheld or non 7th gen consoles
saints row
wwe smackdown vs raw 2007 -its only available on one next gen /current gen platform
texas holdem poker , i actually got this gem free of charge lol
ps3
f1 championship edition
eye of judgment
haze
now
since you forget wii
ill add that into the equation-not for comparision with other platforms but to see which 2 platforms are better meaning which of the 2 should you buy this along side
wii
super mario galaxy
zelda twilight princess
red steel
driver paralel lines
manhunt 2
resident evil archives resident evil
house of the dead overkill
mad world
the condoit
super mario kart wii
mario party 8
wii play
wii sports
wii music
wii sports resort
wii fit
crusin
indianapolis 500 legends
nascar kart racers
dr mario online rx
metroid prime trilogy also includes metroid prime 3 which is also sold as a standalone
super smash bros brawl
no more heroes
zack and wiki
quantum of solace- i add this becuse it has exclusive split screen mode not avaialable on other versions
brothers in arms double time
far cry vengance
ea playground
medal of honor heroes 2
medal of honor vanguard
nfs nitro-upcoming
re uc
sonic and the secret rings
sonic the black night
spyro dark somthing i have ths on ps2 , but wii is the only current gen platform that hasi t
my sims
my sims kingdom
my sims party
my sims racing
bloom box
bloom box 2
well now lets just see if theres any thing missing!
[QUOTE="jakehouston88"]Well, that would make since since you don't seem to own a 360... maybe thats why he doenst own a 360?I prefer the PS3 and PSN list much much more.
Shattered007
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