GamingTarget has posted up a report which denotes that Xbox Live Arcade leads the Playstation network by a ratio of 3.75:1 in respect to downloadable game exclusives. They began their article with the following quote "Whereas our competition takes a bunch of old content and catalogs content from previous generations and offers that in a download fashion, our development organization are making games specifically for PS3."
- SCEA Head of Marketing Peter Dille. It looks like Dille will be left reuing his wise words for the time being...

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These three titles were slightly offset by two previously exclusive titles going multiplatform, id's next-gen Castle Wolfenstein title and The Elder Scrolls IV: Shivering Isles expansion (which will be coming to the PS3 in Oblivion's Game of the Year edition).

The PlayStation 3 continues to sit in third place with 48 total exclusives with only one addition during the month. The status of Haze has gone from a little hazy to PS3-exclusive as Ubisoft has said the Xbox 360 version is no longer in development. Of course, we all remember how Ubisoft jerked around the Assassin's Creed announcement, so we'll be keeping an eye on this one.

With the downloadable games tallied, we also now have the oppurtunity to create a "super chart" that compares the amount of retail releases and the total amount of exclusives between all three systems. This new chart ranks the Xbox 360 in first with a total of 158, the Wii (even without an original downloadable games service) comes in second with 118 and the PS3 again finishes in third with a total of 71.