Exclusive can mean it comes out on a system first. A game only being released on one system is what isn't necessarily an exclusivity, but rather a developer/publisher not feeling the need to produce on another platform.
When Exclusivity periods end, the option to produce on another platform opens up without any contractual obligations being broken.
Think of it like Television shows. They all(or most) start off only one one channel. Eventually, they become syndicated and appear on several. Such as The Simpsons.
They might not get the fresh stuff immediately(new episodes, or new sequels for games) but they do have claim to being able to run the series.
When Exclusivity periods end, the option to produce on another platform opens up without any contractual obligations being broken.
Think of it like Television shows. They all(or most) start off only one one channel. Eventually, they become syndicated and appear on several. Such as The Simpsons.
They might not get the fresh stuff immediately(new episodes, or new sequels for games) but they do have claim to being able to run the series.
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