FUCK EXCLUSIVES

console war faggots will often defend whichever corporate overlord they have selected based on the exclusives they offer. however, they fail to realize that the very act of making a game exclusive to one single system only benefits the company, not the player
FUCK EXCLUSIVES, FUCK CONSOLE WAR FAGGOTS, AND FUCK NIGGERS

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>Facebookfrog
Didnt Read lol

Based
Cringe

you forgot your trip, gladium.

I'm cool with Nintendo making games for their own systems, but not doing shit like buying third parties who could just release on any platform

wh-what?

PC fag here; exclusives benefit the consumer because they are one of the only remaining incentives for quality games in today's environment. Do you really think Breath of the Wild or Metroid Mrime 4 would get greenlighted over Animal Crossing and Kirby games that can be made in a weekend and make a billion dollars off of normalfags if they didn't have the incentive to push quality titles to in turn push their hardware?

Thing is... exclusives aren't really a thing anymore with the exception of Nintendo. Both MS and Sony off theke own streaming services for PC. So, rather than paying $500 for a PS4 +Game+Online Fee, you just sign up for Playstation Now for a month ($20), play the "exclusive" you want, cancel the subscription and call it a day.

>back then most games were made for 1 platform (ported by other developers later after release if ported at all)
>working on 1 platform gave then more time and resources to make a polish game and refine content
>with a smaller budget it gave them a lot of creative freedom to make wacky weird games
>7th gen more and more developers going multiplatform
>working on multiple platforms meant requiring a lot more money and developers
>a lot more money meant less creative risk and developers pushing DLC and microtransactions to recoup the costs
>making a game for a larger audience went you had to dumb down and streamline mechanics for a majority of people to understand

Multiplatform development killed gaming, name one other advantage of multiplatform games except MUH EVERYONE GETS TO PLAY IT DURR