There was also Playstation-exclusive content on Destiny, and timed-exclusive content on Destiny 2.  

Hear meow-t.

Battletoads.

I didn’t see them that early. My first experience with them was at the Vans warp tour in 2003 and 2004. In Keeping Secrets had just came out and A Favor House Atlantic was getting big. Arizona has (or atleast had) a relatively big alternative/punk/ska scene, so I had actually heard Devil in Jersey City, Delirium…

So. Damn. Jealous. D:

That must have been amazing, I’d kill to have been around that long ago

I’ve only ever managed to catch them once in Canada, and damn that was an amazing show!

Another honorable mention goes to Paw Patrol, which is awesome.

Parents are only human and no matter how much you think it "might be different" remind yourself "she's human" and humans tend to be quite self serving. If she's in a cult she will never think she is wrong and that just doesn't go down well. Remember "child first" everything else later. You aren't going to want a side…

I can't imagine the squee that's going to come out of my 30 yr old body when I see that raptor pack go out and do it's thang. Death to anybody who dare downplays the awesomeness of riding along side a pack of raptors!

Boy, I bought both 360 and ps3 versions. Now THAT's double dipping.

The truck that circles my neighborhood has Turtles, Mario, and Sonic

Well..."timed" exclusive after all. Everything I said about those other hypothetical series (Madden, Prince of Persia etc) still stands, but the discussion shifts from unfortunately limited options to the bullshit use of the word "exclusive" now. I remember when "exclusive" meant "you're dropping another $300-$600…

That's sad, accurate and true. I have similar sky-is-falling worries about game preservation, be it the lack of backwards compatibility, games that for a variety of reasons aren't/won't be on streaming services, and online/downloadable games or games with DLC. We as a community need to start thinking of solutions to…

That sucks, but losing out on extra content and/or DLC is still a far cry from losing out on the entire game. They can still play Destiny without an extra $400 expense and will just miss out on a few goodies.

I think what makes this one a little more notable is that the direct predecessor was on PC and PS3...nobody that I know of is complaining about, say, Sunset Overdrive because that's a new series. But PlayStation and PC Tomb Raider fans, whether they just started with the reboot or have played it since it launched on…

I mean.. it's going to cost A LOT to make the port to PS4 not worth doing. PS3 porting was kind of crappy. But everyone loves working on the PS4, I bet anything that isn't 100% Kinect focused could be ported to PS4 within 2-3 months by a dedicated team. And with the balance of more PS4s out there, Microsoft might have…

Couldn't have said it better myself ;)

Most exclusives are uh.. created for the console, not simply timed. Microsoft loves timed 3rd party exclusives. LOVES THEM.