| OdinHades said:
Seriously though, Microsoft is fighting their own customers and that can only end bad for them. It's a basic rule of business that you have to please the customer. You give your customers what they want, not what you want. The customer is always right. You have to make sure that your product pleases them. If not, they will simply not buy it. And the word will spread. In germany, it was in every major news site, even on FAZ, a newspaper that doesn't normally care for gaming at all. I also saw something about the Xbox One policies on TV and they were pointing out that the PS4 doesn't require all that DRM-stuff. Sure, germany is Sony-Land anyway, but this can't be good for Microsoft. Microsoft tried to fight the customers with Windows 8 and failed. They're even trying harder with XBox One and I predict they will also fail even harder. I think they're just trying to be llike apple. They desperatley want something new, the next big thing. But they just can't think of something. So they're just throwing out anything, hoping that somethihng might be good. |
Nope I think you are completely wrong. Gamer websites are maybe at most %5 of the market. All this mess is only Sony fans having a go at it every chance they get.
Who do you think pushed for these policies. EA, Activisions and all the big names. You don't think they are not going to play favorites and load xbox with exclusives. Sony decided to wait tell last minute to change rules. Meaning they where going to do it too.
EA could push games on X1 first. Even a month for all EA games would devistate Sony. Don't think they will do it? They are the ones who pushed fot it. Even if they are back pettling now. If MS takes all the heat for them. They will get rewarded Heavily. Oh and their endless pockets that everyone is always worried about. Watch the magic happen.
