Wright said:
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I think he means anti-consumer...
Wright said:
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I think he means anti-consumer...
iamdeath said:
?? Everything you said is Biased opinion and had nothing to do with what I posted about your double standard when Ms does some truly terrible Pr (They have), and sony has for the most part been consistent level headed, humble. Ms has even been called out for trying to spin the power numbers. Ms sounds like crooked politicians everytime they speak. Thus all the internet hate the last few months. No one likes being lied to or being treated like an idiot. There is a lot more diff then jus power. Sony's first party > Microsofts. Sony has less paywall's behind their online infrastructure. |
To be honest, both Microsoft and Sony have been up and down with their PR over the years. But the main thing to remember is that PR seems to screw up all over the tech industry with how they address the public. I mean look at Google saying they don't give a crap about keeping your personal information secret. The Samsung Indian blogger Mob!lers incident. Apple's how to hold your phone so the antena works issue, because why would you hold your phone anyother way or be left handed. You get my point.
I think it's best not to judge tech companies for their PR mistakes, especially when it's engineers speaking about their product that they have been working hard on for year. And remember the real evil companies are the Banks, Investment firms and the Oil companies and let's just throw in Vince with the slap chop for good measure. ;)
-CraZed- said:
I think he means anti-consumer... |
Anti-consumer? Did they forced you to buy it?
-CraZed- said:
I think he means anti-consumer... |
"anti-consumer" is also an incorrect way to describe it. "anti-consumer" is trying to prevent people from buying things at all. MS as well as every other company in the world that sells stuff is pro-consumer. They want you to buy their stuff and a lot of it.
What you are looking to say is they are against used game resale. Or more acurrately against easy resale of used games, since they were going to have ways for you to sell your used game, it just wasn't going to be as easy as current used game resale.
TL DR Microsoft is anything but "anti-consumer". They want you to buy lots of their Sh*t, which is pro-consumer.
Sony and Microsoft comparing dicksizes again... nothing unusual here.
petroleo said: Sony has never gave his back on consumers in fact I think not a single comercial company on their sane mind would want to do that, consumers are their main income, is not rocket science you know :P, but for MS and his monopolistic ways did that they went and put their own rules, rules or features consumers never asked for and not only that, they have no shame , for example that mattrick guy said, "don't have online so then go and buy a 360 that's an offline device ", seriously ?. and there's the 180 thing, do you guys believe at MS they will actually stay true to its words ? I definitely not. |
Sony told my dad to get a second job to buy me a PS3. He did and was killed in a freak gorilla attack at work. His last words were "Son, enjoy the PS3. Uncharted is going to be awesome."
And he was right. Uncharted was awesome. R.I.P., dad.
WiiBox3 said:
"anti-consumer" is also an incorrect way to describe it. "anti-consumer" is trying to prevent people from buying things at all. MS as well as every other company in the world that sells stuff is pro-consumer. They want you to buy their stuff and a lot of it. What you are looking to say is they are against used game resale. Or more acurrately against easy resale of used games, since they were going to have ways for you to sell your used game, it just wasn't going to be as easy as current used game resale. TL DR Microsoft is anything but "anti-consumer". They want you to buy lots of their Sh*t, which is pro-consumer. |
The term anti-consumer is also used to describe the practice of limiting consumer choice and options. The original MS policies for the XB1 were most certainly meant to limit consumer choice and control over the products they consumed (games in this case) and protect profit margins for the developers etc. and take away the ability for CONSUMERS to resell their purchased games. MS was looking to limit consumer activity which is indeed 'anti-consumer.'
Luckily they have since changed their stance and good for them and good for consumers. But 'anti-consumer' is very apt for the past Xb1 policies.
While all of you play on your pretty PS4s I'll be getting me FF X/X2 bundle for PS3 and be happy with it.
UnknownFact said: While all of you play on your pretty PS4s I'll be getting me FF X/X2 bundle for PS3 and be happy with it. |
Cool story bro..... I will have both, best of both worlds...The 2 are not mutually exclusive.