Gamz on 30 November 2014
| theprof00 said: So taking products that had ghastly overstepping policies and reducing the requirements inch by inch until consumers accepted them and teaming up with another monopolistic company to stop the clearly superior ARM and Android is called a comeback? If they can manage to continue this value incentive from this point, I'll consider them pro-consumer again, but all it's been the past few years is pushing consumers to the edge and then backing down when they get reamed by social media. That being said, windows phone is actually pretty good in terms of their policies. I feel like MS as a company is best when they're on the back foot. |
I don't think it was policies holding them back, but price and lack of choices. When a console is more expensive the cheaper one wins out. It's when they made kinect optional and dropped the price is where it took off. If people are worried about policies and such you'd never buy a Apple product. In all reality MS was right because 25% buy digital now. It's the future.
