| andremop said: Microsoft has not failed... they have failed you. This is their first step into going full (well, almost full anyway) casual for the future - where the money really is Of course that means sacrifices to their hardcore investments, but they want to command the family living room, not the fratboy bedroom anymore. To me Kinect is going to sell a lot, much more than move - even though I'm gonna buy move and not Kinect. |
It'll be interesting to see how many of teh casualz will be willing to shell out for Live Gold, which is where MS seems to make all its money.
Microsoft doesn't really strike me as being capable of stealing Nintendo's audience, but they do seem very capable of losing their own if they push this shit too hard, too fast on the "frat boys" who have been their biggest supporters since day one. Nintendo, on the other hand, seems perfectly positioned to unify a lot of this divided market behind them next generation.
