CGI-Quality said:
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Okay, let's try this "civilly". Hoho.
Azzanation said:
Zoombael said:
Pfahaha. You really thought this is the case?
You understand nothing.
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Seems there are too many people in here jealous that Phil walks into work smiling and living a good and healthy life style while many seem to want to see him cry in the corner because of video games.. haha Good luck trying to get him to care.
Its his job to PR, that's what MS pay him to do as well as all the other stuff they put on his plate. Heck this thread is becoming more funnier by the post.
DonFerrari said:
I think the lack of exclusives is due to Phil not doing a good job at it although being a top head at Xbox for about 10 years.
Still waiting for you to show one shred of evidence of anyone bashing him since that is your original claim. Because all I can see is criticism over his being "a good sportsman" instead of launching more games.
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Hmm you are not looking hard enough. Try again. *Cough scroll up cough*
You clearly brought up a lack of X1 exclusives in a thread about him posting a tweet to his competition which is completely off topic.. Sounds like you are the one trying to spin something with good meaning into a different topic. A good tweet is not a bad thing *Pats your little head*
Like I said his not a game developer.. do you even know who Phil is? I am starting to think you think his one of there primary game developers or something haha
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I'll try to keep it as short as possible. Lets start from the top.
A little exerpt from a wiki article on public relations:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_relations
"Public relations professionals present the face of an organization or individual, usually to articulate its objectives and official views on issues of relevance, primarily to the media. Public relations contributes to the way an organization is perceived by influencing the media and maintaining relationships with stakeholders."
A "PR Guy". So much you ve figured out yourself. Good. But beyond that? The only thing you have is a corner pillar, but nothing else to connect it to properly.
Evi-doodely-dently.
Public relations is a common practise with bigger companies. Why do you think you have to point out that Microsoft is also doing PR? This requires a thoroughly explanation from your perspective. Pls, humor me.
Moving on.
Sony: How do they communicate their intentions? It could be said, by "announcing games too early". Simple. Crazy isnt it? Sony and Nintendo have this wild concept, being companies deeply engaged in the videogamebiz, to put heavy emphasis on... the individual videogame experience and bring their vision forth to their customers. The PSX is a very good example for event marketing to bolster reputation and "articulate objectives". Pretty straight forward, no "fishy talk", no obscure promises, no convoluted business strategy alienating the customer. Not just producing good or great games, but creating memorable experiences to stand out from the crowd and to be cemented in video game culture forever associated with a certain brand.
Nintendo is very adamant about protecting their IPs. Not just because of fear someone could take commercial advantage, and for quality reasons, but they want to be in control how their products and the company itself is perceived by the public. And they're quite efficient. Although people like me who haven't bought any of their products recently or for a longer period of time do have a very positive association, picturing them colorful and inventive, a joy for every child of every age.
It becomes more apparent when looking at the game IPs of the respective companies. Actually only one link necessary:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Studios#Owned_franchises_and_properties
Let's see what else Microsofts is doing to bolster their reputation and "articulate objectives":
https://twitter.com/xboxp3/status/728518245880225792?lang=en
http://www.businessinsider.com/minecraft-sony-ps4-microsoft-crossplay-2017-8?IR=T
https://kotaku.com/microsoft-says-sony-is-holding-back-fortnite-cross-play-1823707508
https://mspoweruser.com/microsoft-reports-52-million-active-xbox-live-users-last-quarter/
https://gadgets.ndtv.com/games/news/minecraft-cross-platform-xbox-live-sign-in-ps4-xbox-one-pc-nintendo-switch-e3-2017-1712395
https://www.dualshockers.com/phil-spencer-god-of-war-reviews/
Does it work? Mh. At least with this one...
Azzanation said:
Seems there are too many people in here jealous that Phil walks into work smiling and living a good and healthy life style while many seem to want to see him cry in the corner because of video games.. haha Good luck trying to get him to care.
Its his job to PR, that's what MS pay him to do as well as all the other stuff they put on his plate. Heck this thread is becoming more funnier by the post.
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Hook Line and Sinker.
Azzanation said:
This is about a guy posting a good tweet not about X1 games. Why are you bringing in X1 development into a topic about Phil posting a good tweet? What if he was on break? what if it was his day off? Is he not allowed to use Twitter?
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My, are you really that oblivious?
Btw. can you make up your mind?
"it is a PR job, he is getting paid blah blah".
"itfs just some dude bro radiating positive vibes in his freetime, don't be such a hater, why you hatin bro? Y u so mean? Poor Spency, just wants the best for all the gamers from the ...
(*urgh)
... from the bottom of his non-gamer heart."
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https://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/2018-03-15-microsoft-were-growing-our-gaming-business-beyond-the-console
Sounds kinda familiar?
https://www.gamespot.com/articles/microsofts-original-xbox-one-goal-was-to-sell-200-/1100-6444028/
"The goal that the team had was to figure out how could we sell 200 million game consoles,"
It's interesting how they want to overshadow everything, but it seems not by straightforward honest means (gaems) and not by being perceived productive and help video gaming advance in a meaningful way.
The best for last...
Azzanation said:
Will you act this way if Nintendo or Sony congratulated Xbox for a successful game?
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Lol? Would he? Could he? Do they lack compelling exclusives, simultaniously try to torpedo the reputation of the competition?
Would we have the exact same debate if Microsoft would create successful games worth to be praised the same way Sony and Nintendo create games with which they earned their good reputation? By "successful" i don't mean a commercially successful IP MS has recently aqcuired. I'm talking Mario Odyssey, God Of War level of persisting commitment and resulting success.
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Was this civil enough? I don't really care.
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