Let's say you're comparing the AAA games between two consoles -- a list like this is more meaningful than the current way system wars has been doing it:

Xbox 360

Against nothing:............8 AAAs ...Consists of ES:O, GEoW, GRAW, FM2, R6 V, PD0, Bioshock .................................................. Halo 3

Against the PS3: ..........6 AAAs ...Taken away are ES:O, R6:V

Against the Wii: ............8 AAAs

Against the PC:.............4 AAAs...Taken away are ES:O, GeOW, R6 V and Bioshock

PS3

Against nothing: ...........3 AAAs....Consists of ES:O, NG Sigma, R6 Vegas

Against the 360: ...........0 AAAs....Taken away are ES:O, R6 V and NG Sigma

Against the Wii: ............3 AAAs

Against the PC:.............1 AAA......Taken away are ES:O, R6 V

Wii

Against nothing: ............2 AAAs....Consists of WW SM and RE4

Against the 360: ............2 AAAs

Against the PS3:............1 AAA......Taken away is RE4

Against the PC:..............1 AAA......Taken away is RE4

PC

Against nothing:..............9 AAAs.....Consists of ES:O, WoW:BC, GC DA, WS, C&C3, GTR2,..... ..................................................... Company of Heroes, GC DL and Bioshock

Against the 360:..............5 AAAs.....Taken away are ES:O, C&C 3, Bioshock, World Soccer

Against the PS3:.............7 AAAs.....Taken away are ES:O, World Soccer

Against the Wii:...............9 AAAs

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The list is laid out like this because a game is AAAE depending on which consoles you are comparing. For instance, Elder's Scroll Oblivion is an AAA non-exclusive game if you were comparing the 360 to the PS3; however, it would be deemed an exclusive if you were comparing the 360 to the Wii because you could never play the game on the Wii.

By laying out the list this way, more truthful comparisons could be made. This list is more meaningful than if you were to simply list the number of AAAs and AAAEs.

[QUOTE="Sparky04"]Why don't you just list all the AAA games on each console? Multiplat and exclusive.[/QUOTE]

Because the games multi-plats depending on which consoles you're comparing. This layout makes comparisons more meaningful.

Why even bother with the PC? We all know it wins.

Why even bother with the PC? We all know it wins.

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Because all gaming systems are important.

[QUOTE="Clock_Ticking"]how about just AAAs and AAAEs[/QUOTE]

Because a game is AAAE depending on which consoles you are comparing. For instance, Elder's Scroll Oblivion is an AAAE if you were comparing the 360 to the PS3 but it would be deemed to be an exclusive if you were to compare the 360 to the Wii.

By laying out the list this way, more truthful comparisons could be made. This list is more meaningful than if you were to simply list the number of AAAs and AAAEs.

[QUOTE="ocdog45"]this makes no sense to me.[/QUOTE]

Are you serious? I edited my post; it should make more sense now.

why dont you just use this list instead.....

http://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=p7pcq78sddbXfN0A-LjKWEA

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That list is too congested and doesn't make any comparisons.

why dont you just use this list instead.....

http://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=p7pcq78sddbXfN0A-LjKWEA

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That list is too congested and doesn't make any comparisons.

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its far more practical then what you are trying to do....

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How is my list any less practical when comparing AAA games? All you're list does is list the highest scoring games in order for each system. That's not the point of this thread.

[QUOTE="emawk"]I need help with the AAAs on the PC, so help out.[/QUOTE]

Lol PC is a "console" that won't phase out, so listing that would just be blasphemy.

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I'm aware of that, that's why I asked for the AAA games starting from the time the 360 released to now.