@Christian Nutt r nOh good point on the theatrical release thing. I wonder how he officially chose what to write on. I suppose there 's a difference between giving respect to a well-crafted product that I 'm not the target audience for, and giving respect to a well-crafted product that ...
@Rachel and Eric r nI think there are several reasons why launching new IP is just not as feasible in this level. The money required to market and support it and the audience 's appetite for it, these two don 't mix well anymore. I hope to be proven wrong ...
@Alan Rimkeit r nI don 't think anybody has anywhere near enough data to make that claim, or any claim, with any certainty. The fact that you feel you can state that with confidence makes it difficult to trust your judgement. Same goes for Jim Sterling or any pundits out ...
Good article. I agree with your sentiment, but I don 't believe Microsoft wishes to target one group at the expense of another. Xbox One is trying to be many things at once. And rest assured that when it comes time, they will pander to each separate demographic when they ...
@Michael Galloway r nSo they 're betting that Jonathan Blow and thatgamecompany become the next Blizzard and Valve That is a longshot, but I 'm glad they are getting support one way or another, even if it is under a false pretense.
If it 's anything like every voice controlled technology today: r nXbox Home. Xbox...Home. Grr X. Box. Home. Exxx. Boooox. Hoooome. Uggghhhh. Pick up your controller and navigate home. r n r nIs there any chance that Microsoft has accomplished what everybody else couldn 't
It used to basically mean you were willing to pay very big sums of money for a gaming machine, because that was the only way to access games. That alone filtered out the audience to be a certain kind of user. Now that access to a gaming machine is fairly ...
