Exclusivity is not exclusive to the consoles. This link has a list of the (current) PC exclusive games.

The main problems with console games is that you pay far for them than the PC version, and they are exceedingly difficult to develop for, with the exception of the Xbox 360.

Controllers are good for platform games, but they died out when the dinosaurs were around, and are too imprecise for FPS use.

Playstation 4 will be a breeze to develop for as its using PC architecture and thats backed up by many developers singing there praises.

Fool

And i beg to differ swanny and bet you as much as you like you will buy a Playstation 4.

The last of us and infamous and killzone shadow fall are all exclusive to the playstation 3 and 4 so I really don't know what you are going on about .

In reply to a post by MrTAToad2:

Controllers are good for platform games, but they died out when the dinosaurs were around, and are too imprecise for FPS use.

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Controllers are good for platform games, but they died out when the dinosaurs were around, and are too imprecise for FPS use.

Thats why keyboard and mouse are used instead of stick control for aircraft, mounted artillery etc.....oh hang on a minute. Perhaps if Maverick had hit shift quicker, Goose would still be with us today.

The mouse serves a specific purpose in FPS games, with "games" being the operative word and that is to make reactions times faster than would actually be possible in the real world. I have the same argument with all the youngsters today that don't invert there sticks and claim it feels more natural, but it is only because that is what they are used to. At Mach 2 there is a reason you don't push forward to go up.

Controllers are more reflective of real world reaction times and don't require such well honed wrist action.

In reply to a post by Lt_Swan:

I decided that when summers over and gaming season starts again that I'm buying a new gaming PC instead of the PS4

Rumour has it that as of 2014, all new PCs will have built in knock sensors that turn on the webcam when you least expect it .

It might catch you squinting!

Or busy with the wrist action...

Whoosh!