Fair enough but you do tend to try and defend XBox and attack PS4 a lot in these threads which ia where I got the concept behind that post from.
Oh, now I see. That's where I remember you from. The thread where people were disgusted with Activison/Sony for timed exclusive Destiny content coming to Xbox right before Destiny 2 launches, even though it was supposed to release earlier but got pushed back. FWIW, I don't play Destiny and hate the game for a plethora of reasons.
I responded to someone, talking about the
original Tomb Raider and how Sony made the 2nd game permanently exclusive, despite the first being multiplat, and you responded with "just like Microsoft and RoTTR, amirite?" and proceeded to get called out on that from me and other people. I mean, the two aren't even remotely alike, but I'm not going to derail this topic with that.
"Attacking PS4" says more about you, than anything, especially when my response disintegrates your original post.
I can't think of when Sony said a game was a launch exclusive and it ended up staying exclusive.
Titanfall.
It doesn't matter if it's Sony or Microsoft; the
idea is still plausible, is it not?
The point is, Crash is clearly a big thing for Sony. I mean, this is not downplayable. Maybe not as big as TF was for MS and launch XB1, but it is. Now, for a ton of reasons, we know it is not even console exclusive, and again, this is Activision we speak of (Crash Skylanders, anyone?). Yet still, who is to say Sony isn't working behind the scenes to find a way to keep it exclusive? We all speculate but there will always be things behind the scenes we will never know. Could be why we keep seeing conflicting reports on certain promotional adverts saying "console exclusive" and others not saying it, or people in the industry backtracking on Twitter, etc.
There most certainly is a chance the game could stay exclusive, despite the potential to sell millions on Xbox/Switch. But imagine if they announced it exclusive, at E3 of all places, and for whatever reason it was not? I mean, going by Crash threads, there are still tons of people who think it will be exclusive, despite your logic (which isn't inherently wrong, just a bit flawed).
Finally, it's not like Microsoft
hasn't done this before.