exclusive title
- noun
- Jargon
- Apple Arcade features a variety of exclusive titles that won't be found on competing game services.
After all, while PC gaming does have its benefits, playing Sony exclusive titles like God of War or The Last of Us isn't one of them.
- After all, while PC gaming does have its benefits, playing Sony exclusive titles like God of War or The Last of Us isn't one of them.
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Sony exclusive titles have won from the beginning (since the days of PSOne) and will continue to win for PS3.
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And this was an AMD exclusive title, so it launched with FSR.
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The only exclusive title for Nintendo is Mario and Smash Bros that people care about.
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So the games in in this Apple Arcade will be Apple exclusive, one of their exclusive titles being Frogger.
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Yeah, because the other big news in terms of, you know, former exclusive titles was Goat Simulator coming to consoles.
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And of course, Nintendo themselves announced they have resurrected Bayonetta as an exclusive title for the console.
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Harmo Knight takes a little over 2000 blocks of memory from an SD card and costs roughly $18, which makes it the most expensive Nintendo eShop exclusive title to date.
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Sony released several exciting exclusive titles that can only be played on their PlayStation console.
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The upcoming game is an exclusive title for Xbox, making it unavailable on other platforms.
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Morphology
The meaning is directly derivable from combining 'exclusive' (limited to certain people/uses) with 'title' (the name of a work or product), so a learner who knows both words can infer a title available only on a specific platform. This is a regular adjective + noun composition found across languages, making the expression immediately comprehensible to B1 learners.
Etymology
Exclusive title comes from the picture of a game with a sticker that says 'only here' — exclusive means 'only for one' and title means the game's name. That's why an exclusive title is a game that is 'only on one platform'.