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@Granger Agreed. If games didn't share similarities, there would be only one of each type and gaming would have been dead long ago.

I was literally about to send in this tip lol.

@tendoboy1984 Yeah. I played a bunch of stuff from Nintendo at Prime last year. Microsoft and Sony had huge booths. As for East this year, Nintendo has a tiny booth and Microsoft has a huge one. I don't see Sony listed.

WB is really stepping up lately. First Lollipop Chainsaw and The Wticher 2 and now this.

So they've taken the strongest aspect of the Xbox and separated it from disk-based features of the machine. Actually, this sounds like a good idea. When I think of Xbox retail exclusives, only a small handful come to mind: Forza (niche), Gears of War (over, but will probably be milked), Halo (still awesome in this man's opinion), and Fable (ruined). When I think of Xbox exclusives generally, however, 90% of them are quality arcade titiles. They have a consistently great lineup that never gets the respect it deserves. The digital distribution aspect of the 360 is the only thing it has going for it, in my opinion. Removing useless features and dropping the price while still delivering quality games like Alan Wake sounds like a good move. At least, if that's what is meant here.

@CrashMan We've moved from penis to urine! Hooray?

So... who still works at Infinity Ward?

BlazBlue X Guilty Gear

I am Greek, so obviously my answer is moussaka.

So, based on what a lot of people are saying in the comments, I shouldn't buy The Witcher 2 on Xbox because it came out a year ago on PC. Yeah, that's good logic.

Personally, I'm waiting to buy the Wii U version so I have something good to play on it at launch.