Sony would provide support for its console with new titles from first-party franchises such as "Gran Turismo," "Team Ico", and "God of War", and secured a number of highly anticipated third-party exclusive titles, including ', "Yakuza 3" and "Valkyria Chronicles". Titles that were originally exclusive or recognized with the platform, such as "Devil May Cry", "Ace Combat", "Virtua Fighter", and "Monster Hunter", have been released on other platforms. The previous "Grand Theft Auto" titles were originally timed exclusives on the PlayStation 2, before making their release on other platforms, such as the Xbox, months later; however, "Grand Theft Auto IV", the latest installment, was released simultaneously on the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. Announced exclusives titles for the PlayStation 3 such as "Assassin's Creed"; ', and "Fatal Inertia" were released on Xbox 360 as well, with the latter making its release on Xbox 360 before the PlayStation 3 version. Sony has blamed the lower-than-expected sales due to loss of exclusive titles in the PlayStation 3 software library, its higher price, and stock shortages.