This is very simple. If you wanted the exclusive content immediately, you should have bought a PS. That's the entire purpose of exclusives like that, to drive sales to a specific platform. Again, not rocket science here. Sony paid a shitload of money to get those exclusives to try and drive up sales of their product. It's common practice. MS/Xbox chooses to buy entire games sometimes: Tomb Rader, Halo, Titanfall... Had MS/Xbox paid MORE money for their CoD exclusives, they would have been for a year, not for a month. Sony was smarter there. Go petition MS/Xbox if you want to see longer timed exclusives. You, the consumer, were clearly told from day one that the Xbox would not see that content for ONE YEAR. You opted to not take the bait to jump platforms to get that content now, [b]but instead chose to stand by Xbox and wait a year for the content.[/b] Now, be a good Xbox fanboy and shut up about it. Or go buy a PS. As for me, I'm going to stop playing Skyrim on my Xbox and switch to Destiny on my PS to go kill some vex with my Monte Carlo while thinking about how lovely it is to be console agnostic. [spoiler]You're still avoiding my question from my other post, too.[/spoiler]

So what you are basically saying is that I should buy a playstation if I want to get exclusive content for one game?

You should smarten up and pay attention to the advertising for the game you want, and if exclusives are important to you, buy accordingly. The purpose of the exclusives is to entice people into buying the console that has them. Seriously, what is wrong with you?

Okay so next time I plan on trusting a well known and popular company I should read the very fine print and to get the best deal spend extra money for no reason?

It wasn't very fine print, it was an entire ad campaign. It's nobody's fault but your own you didn't understand it.