10 Exclusive Games That NEED To Be On ALL Consoles
10 Console Games That Are Too Good To Stay Exclusive

CONSOLE EXCLUSIVES! What draws you into buying a console? Hardware? Price? Wow about the exclusives? Throughout the years, there have been tons of exclusive titles that are just too irresistible.

This is TheGamer’s list of 10 console exclusives too good to stay exclusive.

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Which exclusive would you have liked to see on your favorite system?

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It’s a practice as old as gaming itself. Ever since consoles were introduced, there have been exclusives that go along with it. Along with exciting new hardware, new consoles have always tried to use exclusives to lure new players in. It divided gamers into an age old war of who’s console was superior and, at the end of the day, it would always come down to the exclusives. You can picture it now, you arguing with your friends about how your console exclusive titles surpass theirs.

The thing is, this has gone on for decades. Back then, you had people arguing which to get: Playstation or N64? Which game was better: Legend of Zelda or Legend of Dragoon? Since we don’t have infinite time on our hands, we must ultimately agree to disagree when it comes to which exclusives were the best. However, we certainly can have a conversation about which exclusives were so good they should have been more open. Well, that might defeat the whole purpose of an exclusive, but you get the idea. Imagine if the selfish game developers would share their games with all consoles? Today, we will be looking at some of the best console exclusives of all-time and how they should have been more available to gamers everywhere.

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Did these Nickelodeon shows terrify you as a child?
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Once our days of watching cartoons everyday began dwindling down, Nickelodeon tried to keep our attention through Teen Nick shows and eventually a whole channel dedicated directly to more mature offerings. While the shows were mostly fun and goofy fodder, there were some episodes with dark themes, messages, and content that would shock viewers. See what episodes you missed as a child.

Pete and Pete featured a lot of weird and eccentric episodes, but one of the biggest messages to hit home about was in their Halloween episode – filled with some big scares and deep messages about the holiday. Kenan and Kel featured comedy as broad as it comes, but went down a completely serious route for a season finale. The Amanda Show pushed sketch comedy to the limit, but one episode featured such dark content that it was banned for several years. Icarly has featured a mix of real drama and dark comedy in the form of iPsycho, but one story went pretty dark when characters started going all out to hack each other. Are You Afraid of the Dark was brilliantly able to bring the scares, but one episode may have pushed things to the limit. KaBlam! Featured animated sketch comedy including the Action League now series which focused a little too heavily on terrorism during a specific episode. Drake and Josh formed a bond together as step-brothers, but the episode Josh is Done really took their friendship to a whole new level. Rocko’s Modern Life features some strange storylines including two episodes where the characters visit a disturbing vision of hell. Watch to see all these dark moments and more!

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