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Have you had any kind of business experience at all? they want to use their exclusive content to sell their platforms so they develop said things or get into contracts to allow development for said things.
and I don't know if you know this but you can totally buy Halo on PC. That's actually how i first played Halo and Halo 2. And they're releasing the rest of the games pretty consistently. I mean I can play gears of war on PC if I want to and that's what is Microsoft's other flagship titles. And sony is looking to do something very similar.
I mean do you actually know what you're talkin about? Read the trades? Keep up-to-date on information. Maybe do a basic Google search.
I invalidate your claims with a shovel full of facts.
Now let's see your counter points
it aint that deep bro
You have to look at it from a marketing perspective, sony and Microsoft fund talented people from time to time to make their exclusives.
Without that the games wouldn't even exist. It's just how things are
How odd. I thought I worked for people that wanted to make money so they could pay their employees so they can continue to make money.
And I don't have a single issue with buying a game on any platform. If I want something specific I have never in the past had an issue with getting the hardware I need to play it.
But I am a realist. I know companies want to produce a product and want to make money off it. I'm not what you might call, oh what is the word... Oh that's right an idiot.
You think any one of the companies that produced the games that are near games list didn't make those games to make a profit? We are consumers and they are selling us a product.
when a company creates a proprietary product, they want to sell said product. They're not doing it because they want to make everyone happy. They're doing it because they are a business
Profit is not a dirty word. It's the reason the companies that keep releasing games get to continue to release games.
A lot of people in those companies are incredibly passionate about creating, and you can see it when they are. but that person that made the most amazing game you've ever played didn't do so simply because he wanted to make an amazing game. He wanted to feed his family and keep a roof over his head.
Now try again and explain your point without trying to be all meme lord ignorant
I'm skeptical that funding would be able to reach the same levels though.
Now there's the counterargument about the greed actually affecting the outcome of the game, i.e. lootboxes and such.
I'm thinking more along the lines of that Spiderman game on PS4, which everyone praised.
(might not be the best example as I dont' know how all funding worked on that particular title)
*laughs in Epic Games Store*
I can damn well guarantee I've been a gamer longer than you've been alive. Don't you even dare tell me I don't care about gamers.
but I'm also not delusional and self-entitled. Different companies offer different products. And often usable in only the specific.
You're not talking about the well-being of gamers. you're just mad that you can't play games you want to play because you can't afford to buy the property to play them on.
this is the point where you tell me of course you can afford it but you don't want to because you're such a smart consumer. Which you will use unironically time to defend the absolute removal of company competition and consumer choice.
You're not talkin about the removal of exclusives. You're talking about stagnation of the entire genre. Without competition, gaming companies will have no reason to throw resources at a project because it's all going to sell the same. They won't get the proper backing, they won't have the same skill sets of people.
Without conflict and competition, companies wouldn't have a reason to put forth what they do now.
And their hardware profits won't decline one bit.
Therefore, my bet is they eventually will. What kind of corporation doesn't want more money?
They might actually not have a need to start broadening their market because people seem to treat Nintendo like it is a religion. Nintendo has maximized an incredibly stupid demographic. They target people that buying into the limited quantity must make a good market. They release
exclusive amiibos, whenever they lost your console it's always in short supply, and people get to howling at the doors to get a unit or a copy.
you can't tell me that a company that has sold as many units as it has already can't properly predict how many units they need to sell everyone one.
Their tactic is devious, mostly because it works so incredibly well.