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Originally Posted by Alfred
All of these titles are on the PS3 and Xbox 360, about 3 of them are on the Wii... therefore, the Wii has a smaller library of quality games.
I'm not trying to dis the Wii, I love the Wii, but facts is facts.
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That makes absolutely no sense.
It's no secret that The Wii lacks multiplatform games because of it's inferior processing power, and I really don't care. Multiplatform games don't make a console better, if anything they just make a console more worthless when all it has are multiplatform games that are also on a superior console with it's own exclusives to match, this is why PS3 is completely worthless.
In the old days, consoles had their own personality, their own differences, back then even when games went multiplatform, they were still very different for each platform. This meant that sometimes the SNES version was best, and sometimes the Genesis version was best, and sometimes even the Turbografx16 or Neo Geo versions were best. Same with the PS1, N61 and Saturn, multiplatform games faired very differently depending on that console's pros and cons as well as what kind of game it was, it meant that a console could claim a multiplatform game as it's own if the others sucked in comparison. Fighting games were best on the Saturn, Sports games were best on N64 and so on.
But now, 360 version or PS3 version, it really doesn't make a difference, 360 has so few first parties and it still manages to put out more games on third party support alone, the fact that it's better than PS3 despite having a tendency to just f*cking blow up whenever it feels like it is just a testament to how sh*thouse the PS3 actually is.
The Wii makes up for it's lackluster third party support with an excellent first party library, and it does too have a few great third party games, many of which have the great fortune of also being exclusives. I'd say it's exclusive library surpasses PS3 but of course there's nothing written in stone, it's all subjective opinion.
Except PS3 sucking ass, that's objective.