It seems that more PlayStation 3 exclusive games are headed over to Microsoft’s camp and the Xbox 360 console. 

Sony better start doing some serious damage control if they do not want to fall behind to quickly as it appears that more exclusives on Sony’s PlayStation 3 console may be jumping ship and headed over to the rival Microsoft Xbox 360 console.  The first heavily rumored game that will only see the light of day on the Xbox 360 is that of a next-generation version of Killer Instinct, the classic fighting game developed and created by Microsoft owned Rare. 

Another game which was originally a PlayStation 3 exclusive for quite some time but now appears to be going the way of the Xbox 360 as well is Sega’s Virtua Fighter 5.  The game will make an appearance on the Xbox 360 as well as the PS3. 

The rumor of Metal Gear Solid 4 making its way onto the Microsoft Xbox 360 was reported on last week and still is heavily rumored to be taking place right on launch day of the game if not within six months after the game is released on the Sony next-generation console. 

Devil May Cry 4 is also being rumored with great anticipation to be making the multi-platform jump and be developed for the Xbox 360 as well as the Sony PlayStation 3 console, as well as an Xbox 360 version of Tekken 6, a series which has always been a PlayStation franchise. 

It seems that Sony is losing more and more exclusives in a next-generation of consoles where development costs are very high and having a game exclusive to one particular console runs the risk of losing sales and profits which could lead to some financial disasters for game publishers.  2007 should be a very interesting year with the console wars as Sony and Microsoft keep on budding heads with Microsoft maintaining a lead in North America for now…