Sony has been catching a lot of heat from gamers as of late for its exclusives, so🀅 why doesn't Nintendo get the same treatment for doing what appears to be the same thing?
The issue of platform exclusives is nothing new. However, it has reared its head in a major way over the course of the past month. It was revealed that 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Spider-Man will come to 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Marvel's Avengers in 2021. However, he will only swing onto the screens of those who plan to play the game on PS4/PS5. Anyone playing on Xbox One, Series X, or PC, tough luck.
168澳洲幸运5开奖网:PlayStation had already been criticized during this generation of console for making popular games such as Spider-Man and 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:God of War exclusive to its platform. The reveal that Spidey will also be a PS exclusive in Avengers has just added fuel to that fire.
It would seem that many gamers view console exclusivity as an unnecessary annoyance in today's climate. This isn't Sonic versus Mario anymore. Speaking of which, no console has more exclusives than Nintendo, so why doesn't the Mario-led brand get subjected to the same heat as Sony? Has Nintendo set itself apart from the war between PlayStation and Xbox to suꦡch an 🌃extent that gamers don't care about most of its games being exclusives?
That might well be the case. Nintendo doesn't release its new consoles at the same time as its rivals, nor are its consoles anywhere near as powerful. The Switch is usually something gamers buy to accompany their PS4 or Xbox One. Either that or its bought by a di💛fferent type of gamer who has no interest in a more powerful console. Perhaps a more casual gamer, or a child who wants to play colorful, more accessible games.
Nintendo has done such a good job of lifting itself out of the generational console war that it has managed to fly under the radar when it comes to exclusives. Not only do gamers not get angry that its games aren't ported to different platforms, but they would never expect them to. 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Smash Bros. on PlayStation? Ludicrous! 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Mario Kart on Xbox? Insane! Nintendo is more than happy to let the😼 big guns battle it out this holiday season and continue to create and release exclusives, and the gaming world is more than happy to let it.