• @Shadowedcross
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    107 months ago

    Seems to be the in thing for companies to destroy any and all goodwill they have.

    • @CleoTheWizard
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      17 months ago

      Yeah except most consumers no longer care about goodwill when buying new products so they’ve just figured out that it doesn’t matter what they do. So if a company has goodwill at this point, it might as well just be unspent money.

  • @Sanctus
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    57 months ago

    It feels like they’re turning focus to PC and abandoning Xbox. I don’t own an Xbox myself though.

    • haui
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      57 months ago

      Honestly, it think thats a really good idea. Proprietary consoles are a relict and its great if they go away and get replaced by open platforms like the steamdeck and steam machines (not necessarily affiliated with valve though).

      • @[email protected]
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        37 months ago

        locking down consoles to games only always felt stupid when they are basically pcs anyway. they should have been multipurpose machines all along instead of walled gardens.

        • haui
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          47 months ago

          Fully agree. I would even outlaw the walled garden concept completely. I would necessitate interconnecting APIs for everything. So that I can call apples app store over their api from any machine for example.

          If someone comes up with an example that overburdens a company, they need to allow others to make such tools for free.

          Also, i would outlaw any fee on things that cant be explained logically. Like apple tax for example.

          Same obviously goes for consoles.

    • Carighan Maconar
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      27 months ago

      I mean I bailed on gamescom even before that, given how badly the event was always organized.