Epic is money-hatting and it's entirely different from releasing legitimate exclusives. Furthermore, the Epic Store is a complete trojan, and that's another reason why people are up-in-arms.
So i have been trying to get some clarity on "Epic Money Hatting". I know Epic takes a smaller cut of the sales than steam does but is Epic out here writing checks to developers on top of that to secure exclusitivity? If not, and its just that they take a smaller cut of the sales than Steam, then im afraid that i don't see that as money hatting, that's just business...
Now if Epic is telling those devs that they cant get that lower rate unless they release on EGS as an exclusive, than i can somewhat see that as moneyhatting.
Epic is cutting cheques to these developers to secure exclusivity. We heard that from the Phoenix Point team. They said that even if everyone asked for a return of their money from their preorder they would still be in the black due to Epic cash.
The PC has more exclusives overall whether you consider triple A or not. We know exclusives are anti consumer but who cares. If they have enough good exclusives (myself it is at least 10) i'll buy the system, if not I won't buy it. In the end you can choose to not spend your money on something you find anti consumer
Seventh generation was probably my favourite and I have a massive library to pick from.
Some of my favourites Borderlands 2 Halo 3 Medal of Honor Castle Crashers Gears 1/2/3 Sly Cooper Battlefield Bad Company Bioshock Enslaved: Odyssey to the West
Funnily I just picked up some older PS4 titles for myself to jump into Bloodborne, Titanfall 2, TLOF Remastered, The Division, inFamous Second Son, Killzone Shadow Fall
I still game on my PC a lot more and I did just buy Fallout 4 GOTY on my PC and BOTW on my WiiU and I have Gears 4 and Super Lucky's Tale on my X1 so I'm good regardless of the system I pick. Now I just need to buy a Switch.
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