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No!
The last thing we need is PlayStation exclusives( 1st party games) jumping to PC starting to give PC the edge and consoles less relevance.
"So more people get to experience it."
If people really wanted to experience other games, they would buy the console they are made for. Not too hard!
Companies couldn't give a sh*t about more people experience their stuff with other products instead of theirs. They have console they want to sell along with its games. If Ubisoft and other publishers had their console to play their games exclusively, they wouldn't give to others' consoles "so other people get to experience it."
Maybe I'm just looking at this from the business point of view and not as gamer... The thing is is that MS keeps saying, "we want to bring gamers together," yet no Steam release... Only W10 exclusive. They are doing this for the sales and covering it that BS. Sorry but I'm mot falling for that yet.
Not all companies can afford to do what Microsoft is doing.
Microsoft is a software based company. They power PCs around the world with Windows. Businesses, academic Institutions etc.
The full Steam games library requires Windows.
Sony/Nintendo don't have an operating system like Windows, if they did they'd probably do the same thing MS is doing right now.
I don't see anything wrong with putting their games on another one of their platforms. .
We've had many XO/PC games in the past, no company went under for it. . People still bought XOs by the droves over the holidays.
There's an audience for console and PC.. It does no harm whatsoever.
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The gaming media loves controversy, this is what fanboys/media live for. It will blow over just like how Tomb Raider was suppose to be doomed... and many more.
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xoxo
I've been an xbox owner for an incredibly long time and I honestly don't mind this move.
More people that get to enjoy it, the better.
Microsoft is moving away from the console business. They continue to push more and more that all these games are on PC now
Pc rocks :)