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Exclusives could be the death of PC gaming — but there’s still hope (www.yahoo.com)
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[-] sxan@midwest.social 10 points 9 months ago

Yeah, if anything, I see it going in the other direction. Steam is huge, and if you experiencd a time when literally every game was exclusive, today's trends look like a convergence on ubiquitous, cross-platform gaming.

Sega, Atari, Apple ][, Nintendos, Amiga -- those were the days of exclusives. Heck, even later, it was called a "Halo Box" for a reason.

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