I think almost everything to be said about Masterlinks essay on page 1 has been said so i'll just add this.

Masterlink. When you write an essay you need sources. And good sources not, "soso on the x360 page said"

If i write anything further than that i'll be saying something that has been said six times.

matchpenalty11

You want sources matchpenalty11? Your on the very same website that I have gathered all this information. Granted, Gamespot is a just like the news, they can stretch the truth, just like you, we all need attention. Look around for yourself before assuming because, well I'm sure we all know what assuming does.

Thankyou, Roland123_basic, you answered Henry the 4th's question for me, for that is exactly what I would have said.

Jubino, even if games do tend to eventually 'outgrow' the 360, don't you realize that that is why Microsoft will eventually release another console?

YourDaddy88, Lair sucked because it had very poor controls, for it tried to imitate the Wii's motion functionality to control the dragon. If Lair had been released for the 360, it would have faired a bit more postive.

Rocket9434, congrats, Sony needs a optimistic customer! :D

Krafty89,

If you could also understand comprehensive writing, you would see that what I have said about Konami needing to sell (notship) 1 million copies in one day, is true. If you spend any time on Gamespot at all you would see the news feed all around you. But in that case it is just the media stating this after all, they could be exaggerating for your sake.

Henry the 4th,

If publishers always released games for all consoles what would be the point? Why not have a universal console? Thus elimenating the need for exclusives altogether. Pointless in this world, for if everything revolved around one console, or government for that matter, and that console (government) that was universal in this world made a mistake, broke down, or failed to live up to their promises, the people would be pissed off, war would break out, and the world would be destroyed in a massive cloud of nuclear dust.