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1/31/2014 1:54:38 AM
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Don't associate yourself with everyone on XB. I don't feel betrayed at all. PS is new territory for Bungie. That's all. So what if they get the beta and a few exclusives. Guess what. We get the same stuff, just later. And if there are some true exclusives, again, who cares? It's a damned game. I've been playing their games since Marathon. I've switched consoles to keep up with them. This time, we (XB community) doesn't have to we get the same game. So yes, get over it. Be happy they aren't going PS exclusive. With what MS did to them (buying them out and limiting where their games could be ported, i.e. limiting their potential customer/gamer base), i wouldn't have been suprised if they had.
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Well said good sir.
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Think about it it's like naughty dog making a new game and giving Xbox exclusive content and beta
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Same thing. If the game ends up being available for all gamers, then who cares, right? Even with exclusives, the overall game experience and core gameplay will be exactly the same. I've been gaming for almost 30 years. This doesn't bother me one bit. At the end of the day Bungie still has to conduct a business. They've been at it for quite some time, and they seem to be doin great so far. I can't fault them for making some decisions that some may not like. Personally, I'm just happy they're still making (hopefully) great games on my personal console of choice, currently XB. I'll be getting a PS4 eventually, but not for Destiny. PS has some exclusive games I'd like to play. Plus some friends of mine from the dinosaur age of gaming are getting it and I'd like to still game with them. Went on a little tangent there... back to the point. So what? We all get to play the same game in the end, so why the bad blood? Everyone should just chill and actually concentrate on the game and it's development. That's what really matters.
