Don't blame them. Microsoft is infamous for making shoddy hardware. I went through 2 Xbox originals, and 2 Xbox 360's to get my fill. I don't even want to think of getting 2 Xbox Ones.

You could have just used a singular "exclusive" and said Bloodborne, which is the weakest Souls game I have played by far, and I still blame it to this day for tricking me into getting a PS4 so early on instead of much later into the genre (i.e. post Persona 5 release).

On the other hand, the number of high quality PC exclusives this gen have been completely staggering in comparison. Pillars of Eternity by itself already gave me a richer experience than Bloodborne did, and there's also Shadowrun: Hong Kong, Rebel Galaxy, Cities Skyline , Anno 2205, Kerbal Space Program, Invisible Inc, just to name a few titles I specifically enjoyed from the huge list of PC exclusives. Not even going to go into all the upcoming ones like Overwatch, Mount & Blade 2, Total War Warhammer, etc.

Exclusive has never been a selling point AGAINST PC ever, consolites just like to keep their head under the dirt and pretend that PC has no games. It has only become even more evident than in this gen, where PC is the go-to choice for both quality and quantity, and consoles are simply substandard products spending most of the gen playing either multiplats with lower quality or the "waiting game".

If Smash Bros doesn't count then Final Fantasy Dissidia is pretty neat. It doesn't hold up well under a magnifying glass but w.e, it's a guilty pleasure of mine.

Q8200 is as fast as Q6600 and with Crysis 2 with a GTX 590, a Q6600 you would only get around 40 fps. While Phenom 2 X4's above 3.2 ghz would be able to get around 60 fps and with intel 1st gen icores. Crysis 2 with Direct x 9 has a major inherent flaw of only using one cpu core to talk to gpu. Now if you were running DX11 Crysis 2, it scaled cpu usage much better allowing a Athlon 2 X4 run nearly as well as a i7 2600k with 7970.

@psx_warrior:

Actually in both systems the cpu's starve both gpu's when using the normal single threaded or deferred based workloads. Now when Dev's take the time and code with PS4's modern low level API, the affect from the cpu holding back the gpu is greatly diminished, but still to a degree it still hold's it back. Problem is that the vast majority(devs) are still using the out dated methods that DX 11 uses and it affects the PS4 as well. When DX12 becomes the norm on X1 & PC, PS4 will also see the benefits with a common based coding with hardware usage from the API's.

You must have had issues from your part or inadequate hardware, because on high settings paired with 2nd gen intel icore cpu a 4850 could handle Crysis 2 at 1920x1200 on high with 35 fps average. Also that game introduced DX11 with the Cryengine and settings and effects the 360 nor PS3 could ever dream of running.