I think you’re missing the point. (or, at least, you’re missing the point that I usually make (I know I’m the one replying to you, but hear me out.))

I’ve got a lot to say on the matter, but I’ll give you the tl;dr version.

Basically, I’m fine with MS having Xbox exclusives, PC exclusives, and “Microsoft” exclusives – that is, as long as they’re marketed as such. If Ryse is “only on Xbox,” keep it only on Xbox; if Dead Rising 3 is “only on Xbox,” KEEP IT ON XBOX.

If a title is marked as Microsoft exclusive, like, say, Titanfall, then that’s fine! But don’t parade around a title that bolster’s a platform’s draw (either PC or Xbox), and then make it available elsewhere.

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There is one outlier to ^this^ stance: Keep Halo EXCLUSIVE to Xbox. Halo is Xbox’s backbone, and the moment you give someone the option to play it elsewhere is the moment that Microsoft shoots themselves in the foot.

Halo sells well enough and is popular enough on Xbox, so no one can pull the “but more sales” bull$%^&. Halo has sold over 57 million copies across around 114 million console sales. That’s a 50% adoption rate. Sales are not an issue.

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Other than that, it’s all good. 🙂

Shhh, you’ll make the loser at real life PaupRs cry again. But well said.

He’s a Sony PaupR. He has no IQ.

Ever think about you know maybe he likes the games, he even threw in a sneaky jab at xbox “the so called power of the cloud” now that’s a statement most would expect from the other side. Get the fanboy goggles off.

A little trouble comprehending I guess? He said “depending on who you listen to.” Meaning those who were more enthusiastic about MS’ E3 think they won. The site itself isn’t claiming they won. But what am I going on about just look at you avi.

What they don’t understand is that Microsoft earn software royalties either way.

Wow, there are more bias PS4 articles on Gamingbolt than XOne. You’ve been drinking too much kool-aid…

They’re fine in the uk. Germany is where they’re getting crushed. And that’s where gamescon is

Well said