When they bought all those studios, it bought a lot of goodwill from gamers like myself.
They are actively destroying it now.
It’s one thing to kill a bunch of 1-2A projects. Killing 2.5-3A projects that already have marketing and hype trains is just dumb from a business perspective.
These execs never consider the dynamic side of the business when they’re counting beans.
Need to look into the industry before you talk about it. Every generation of console cancels between 50-60 games during the consoles life time. Looking into it by company as that's what you are implying it's Microsoft that is in the wrong. To date, Playstation has cancelled more games and closed more studios than Xbox.
I’m not sure what assumptions you’re making but they don’t really match my implications.
First of all, I know the industry. Thanks, I’m good.
Second, I’m not talking about “every generation”, I’m talking about a single company that has canceled a large chunk of its top-end WIP, with basically zero transparency about its reasoning behind that.
Not true. It's the same as it always has been. Look at the Sega Genesis it was over 500 games cancelled. We have had about 50 on both PS and Xbox. It's nothing new it's just more publicised than it used to be.
Those bastards.
When they bought all those studios, it bought a lot of goodwill from gamers like myself.
They are actively destroying it now.
It’s one thing to kill a bunch of 1-2A projects. Killing 2.5-3A projects that already have marketing and hype trains is just dumb from a business perspective.
These execs never consider the dynamic side of the business when they’re counting beans.
Need to look into the industry before you talk about it. Every generation of console cancels between 50-60 games during the consoles life time. Looking into it by company as that's what you are implying it's Microsoft that is in the wrong. To date, Playstation has cancelled more games and closed more studios than Xbox.
I’m not sure what assumptions you’re making but they don’t really match my implications.
First of all, I know the industry. Thanks, I’m good.
Second, I’m not talking about “every generation”, I’m talking about a single company that has canceled a large chunk of its top-end WIP, with basically zero transparency about its reasoning behind that.
Games just don't get released anymore. We live in a gameless world
Not true. It's the same as it always has been. Look at the Sega Genesis it was over 500 games cancelled. We have had about 50 on both PS and Xbox. It's nothing new it's just more publicised than it used to be.