mztazmz on 13 November 2008
| SteveKishi said: I get the vibe that Microsoft is just wanting to monopolize the gaming industry. You may remember back when, when microsoft was taken to court for "supposedly" monopolizing. Even though they were cold-heartedly doing so. If Sony were to fall out of the gaming industry, Microsoft would then go after Nintendo. If Microsoft beat Nintendo somehow, most likely MS would just try to buy them out. To take it a step even further, if MS was the remaining gaming division most likely we would see outrageous prices, just like all of the X360 accessories, operating systems, ms office programs, etc. You have to look outside the box to see it. This is why I wish that Nintendo and Sony were the only gaming companies out there. |
Smartest post so far. It's nice to see that ONE frickin person here can see what MS is trying to do and what will happen if they succeed.
We would have a gaming industry on par with windows
. In other words, after beating Sony out, MS would either buy Nintendo or just outprice the shit out of them and force them out. Then, having no competition, MS wouldn't have to give much of a shit about the quality of their consoles or games as you would have NO OTHER CHOICE. That's why 15 years later, Windows is still buggy as hell, crashes, and is too expensive.
So go ahead gamers, keep buying 360's just because they're cheap. MS is betting on your ignorance(and so far it's been a good bet,LOL)
