Microsoft certainly can't let go of their dreams when they release statements saying: the public simply weren't ready for our vision of entertainment's future.The xbox result is dumb. How is it really a fail if they actually changed the policy? People just can't let go.
The xbox result is dumb. How is it really a fail if they actually changed the policy? People just can't let go.
Like it or not, it's the way video games will go, eventually. It's not MIcrosoft's vision alone. It's just the path that technology is taking us.Microsoft certainly can't let go of their dreams when they release statements saying: the public simply weren't ready for our vision of entertainment's future.
Sorry but Microsoft deserves this for making it past the brain storming phase.
I can agree with this. The communication was awful.It's not only DRM, it's the way MS handled their PR and all the mixed messages that came across all the way up until launch.
Then it's a PR failing, because it damaged the brand, turned many people against Microsoft (while seemingly turning a few supporters completely insane), and still needs to be clarified to those that sell it. And so far seems to have left a notable impact on console sales, though other factors like the system being weaker and just being more expensive don't help... but then that's part of why the whole handling of the Xbox One in general in every regard was a monumental failure.The xbox result is dumb. How is it really a fail if they actually changed the policy? People just can't let go.
Yes something that never actually happened is worse than broken shit that actually sold to people.
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Surprising considering the amount of negative threads journalism had thi year on gaming-side GAF
What Microsoft wanted to do had a higher chance of affecting the game industry at large. Seemed to me Diablo screwed up with its own always online stuff and EA failed to catch the memo, and BF4 is just a more extreme case of a rushed, buggy release but not really anything particularly new. And in both cases pretty much only affect you if you buy those specific games, it's harder to avoid a whole platform than just those games.Yes something that never actually happened is worse than broken shit that actually sold to people.
Microsoft's gone quiet on those plans but they've done little to convince anyone they don't still believe in them. We know from the gradual ramp up of advertisement space in the various iterations of the 360 dash that if not enough people complain, MS will see just how much further they can push it.The xbox result is dumb. How is it really a fail if they actually changed the policy? People just can't let go.
Good choice. Gaming "Journalism" should be higher.
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EA-19
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Adam Orth-2
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Xbone-203
Sim CIty-20
EA-19
Wii U-5
BF4-4
OUYA-3
Alien Colonial Maries-3
Adam Orth-2
Pre-ordering-1
Bioshock Infinite-1
Gender Harassment-1
Richard Leadbetter-1
Sony 1st Party line up-1
Frame rate Abomination-1
Gaming Journalism-1
Laughed out loud that one lone voice seriously voted for Sony first party.
Agree with winner though. Well deserved award for clusterfuck: the console.