Hey, remember the "Xbox 360 games on the PC are not exclusive" argument?

[Terzo]

Me. I have a PS3, Wii, and gaming PC, and not enough time to play the games I already have, much less pick up yet another console.

I have a PS3 and PC, and I barely have time to game on one or the other, so as such my PS3 collects dust most of the time. I have almost purchased a 360 many times but I just know it will end up staying off most of the time :/

So true. Between the PC, PS2, and PS3 I have such a large backlog of games I don't know why I keep buying more. I think I have 3 for the PC, 5 or 6 for the PS3, and 5 for the PS2 (counting PS1 games). Hell, I even have 2 Gamecube games and I don't even own a Gamecube.

 

[mugs]

I have a PS3 and PC, and I barely have time to game on one or the other, so as such my PS3 collects dust most of the time. I have almost purchased a 360 many times but I just know it will end up staying off most of the time :/

That's the best way to avoid the RRoD

*rimshot*

 

[lamedude]

I've got a better one.

And the game with over a dozen official ports is somehow GBA exclusive.

 

[CZroe]

Owning a PS3 and a gaming PC still covers a lot more "exclusives" than owning an XBOX360 and a PC and games are MUCH cheaper on PC (buy all 360 ports and multi-platform titles on sale for PC to easily cover the higher cost of entry).

I've got a better one....

The 360 version of the first game was PAL. Console exclusives are frequently promoted by region.

GBA Doom was the only official handheld version at the time if I recall correctly.