Buy a PC. Otherwise, it's a completely legitimate business practice. Microsoft pushed for DLC on specific products, and gave the company benefits. Sony said no. Game devs are in it for the money, yes they want to tell a story, but like any human if they can get paid an assload of money, they'll take it. Anyone else would do it in their situation. I don't recall hearing this argument about how GoldenEye wasn't on the PS, or Final Fantasy wasn't on the N64. Console specific games are fine. If you really want to play them, you'll get the console, it's the idea behind capitalism. If you want your product to sell, you have to offer something the competitor doesn't. Don't ***** about it. If every system was completely equal, then neither company would get ahead of the competition. Every system being the same may seem fine to some people, but honestly without competition everything would coagulate, and everything would become boring since it only had to be the same as all it's competitors instead of striving to be better.
