You know that's Activision's deal, not Bungie's, right? Activision has a deal with MS for CoD and they have a deal with Sony for Destiny. So "you get cod shit early" isn't an excuse, it's the honest to god reason for it. Not to mention they want to market Bungie to Sony fans, who most likely have never owned a Bungie game, as opposed to MS fans who have obviously already heard of Bungie and know what they are capable of.

[quote]You know that's Activision's deal, not Bungie's, right? Activision has a deal with MS for CoD and they have a deal with Sony for Destiny. So "you get cod shit early" isn't an excuse, it's the honest to god reason for it. Not to mention they want to market Bungie to Sony fans, who most likely have never owned a Bungie game, as opposed to MS fans who have obviously already heard of Bungie and know what they are capable of.[/quote] Oh, no, I know it was Activision's decision. And I tried being fair about it, but then they pushed that little detail into the agreement. And now what? It would make more sense to [i]not[/i] add console-exclusive content, and that's my main problem; not that the PlayStation gets early access to things, but that the PlayStation gets exclusive in-game material. It would probably be fair to either make it Day One DLC for both consoles, or push it into whatever Limited Edition Bungie does for [i]Destiny[/i], but no. PlayStation gamers, who've bern bashing the XBox for years, are being rewarded. Regrettably, that won't be happening, so I'll just have to hope for compensation.

Please correct me if I'm wrong, but as far as I'm aware the only exclusive content that's been announced is early access to the beta. I agree with you on completely exclusive content, but I was under the impression it was nothing more than early access.

I believe it's been hinted at, if not confirmed, that PlayStation gamers would get exclusive content.

Oh okay. I thought all the outrage was just about early access. My bad.