Does this, alongside the confusing non-exclusivity of Ubisoft's Assassin's Creed, signify the beginning of a new trend in Ubisoft's publicity? We aren't sure how talking up one version of a multiplatform game benefits Ubisoft, so who is pushing for these "talk exclusives?" The cynic in us wonders if Sony or Nintendo is paying them to imply exclusivity.
Rayman, with Raving Rabbids in tow, will be hitting most current- and next-gen consoles by the end of the year. Assassin's Creed is now confirmed for both PC and PS3; given the similarities in architecture between Windows and Xbox 360, a version for Microsoft's console in more than likely to come out, too.
