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S.T.A.G.E. on 06 June 2013
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Imaginedvl said:
S.T.A.G.E. said:
Imaginedvl said:

Azure is Microsoft's cloud platform  :) I do not understand why you keep referring it as "the Azure" system while talking about their used game strategy...


Cloud or not, its going to lead to Gamestop and other used systems to not make their bottom line and taking it out on gamers on said platforms. We're all intelligent guys and girls and have some sort of sense of what happens in business.

Are you talking about the fact that "you" believe that Sony is different. 
And they are supposely "passionate" and "caring" about gamers/gaming... Not about just making money like all companies out there?
Naw, it is not only about intelligence... It is about emotion mainly :)


I am not talking about emotion, I grew upplaying with Nintendo & Sony but Halo drew me away from my PC gaming. Once MS came into the gaming industry I started to understand the basics of economy and realized gaming would never be the same and would be pro corporate and less consumer friendly. Yes, I trust Sony more than MS, but thats because they've earned my trust more than they've lost it. MS never had me in principle based on what they stand for as a company but if they make a good product will buy it. They never had my childhood and I am thankful they never did, but there are many kids who grew up with MS and are growing up to view the industry as more shrewed as it should be seen. When I was grewing up gaming was never ever this shrewed even when I read EGM's and Gamepro magazines every month as a child and I've been reading Gamepro since the age of eight I believe. Sony was hit hard with the PS3 in the beginning and they have shown humility and thus have been rewarded for it by the PS3's results today. They are walking into next gen with that same humility, even though Sony outside of the gaming industry supports DRM. They now know where they stand with gamers. MS has never been on level with gamers and if there ever comes a day that gamers bring them to their knees in sales they will leave the gaming industry.