You made an account just for that?trime said:Despite your feelings toward Bieber, it's pretty foolish to not admit that this is a *great* marketing scheme by MS. Although he has no shortage of haters, he still manages to remain intensely popular (and, strangely, has a much more solid male fanbase than most would like to think). There will no doubt be a spike in sales. Oh, and, just a side question, how old is this writer? He sounds to me like he's somewhere in the 20-30 range, which makes his apparent hatred for Bieber all the more pathetic. You'd think that someone that age could find something more productive to do than bash a 16-year old kid, no? Maybe that's just my intelligence talking, though. That darn brain of mine...
your right there.HK_01 said:That probably alienates as many potential customers as it attracts.
OK then; you do know I'm taking the piss out of the interview Bieber had when he read the word German from a cue card and said he'd never seen it before though, don't you?Mr. Grey said:Nope, no sir we do not. We don't much care for the word German or Germany. They don't exist as far as we're concerned, in fact we're denying the existence of this country entirely just like they are within the time period of 1934 and 1945.Woodsey said:As pointed out on Feedback, it's ironic that the serious gamers and journo's were shown Kinect at E3 and none of them are the target audience.
OT: Oh, and who the f*ck dresses Bieber? Because they seriously don't have a clue.
German? No, no; they don't have that word in America...SnipErlite said:I hope he tries to read the German version of the manual.
Man, that'd be funny.
When we refer to that horrid place we call it Deutschland and them the Deutsche.
[sub]Nothing against you, I just really wanted to get that out of my system. I haven't made a bad joke in three days... it's horrible. And now I'm back to not caring about what Microsoft does. They could hire anyone and I wouldn't buy the Kinect, not until the price drops or good games come out. The potential is wasted as far as I am concerned.[/sub]
What?Treblaine said:It is also bad business because it seems to ignore the 40 Million Xbox 360 consoles already sold with Halo and Gears of War as their killer aps, all those people chose 360 over Wii on the mantra of "Xbox is the committed Gamer's gaming console".
Hmmff, well it sure felt more half empty of hardcore games rather than half full (also trying to forget Cirque du Solei).Baby Tea said:What?Treblaine said:It is also bad business because it seems to ignore the 40 Million Xbox 360 consoles already sold with Halo and Gears of War as their killer aps, all those people chose 360 over Wii on the mantra of "Xbox is the committed Gamer's gaming console".
Half of Microsoft's presentation of E3 was, yes, Kinect. The entire other half was Gears, Halo, Metal Gear Rising, and more...all games aiming at the 'hardcore'. The 'hardcore' of the 360 is there. It's set in stone. Developers know this, Microsoft knows this. That's why they are coming out with Kinect now. The 'hardcore' player has plenty of games to enjoy, and look forward to, on the 360, but now so does their 'casual' younger sister, or mom, or dad, or friends, or spouse.
It's about making the 360 open for all sorts of people.
thanks you SOO much for sharing this with usArkhangelsk said:You're doing it wrong, Microsoft. This is an artist that will attract gamers:
OT: But in all seriousness, this probably decreased my respect for them.
Precisely why I said I had nothing against you. And you probably know what Deuschland and Deutsch(e) mean, which is the whole point of my joke being horrible.Woodsey said:OK then; you do know I'm taking the piss out of the interview Bieber had when he read the word German from a cue card and said he'd never seen it before though, don't you?Mr. Grey said:Nope, no sir we do not. We don't much care for the word German or Germany. They don't exist as far as we're concerned, in fact we're denying the existence of this country entirely just like they are within the time period of 1934 and 1945.Woodsey said:As pointed out on Feedback, it's ironic that the serious gamers and journo's were shown Kinect at E3 and none of them are the target audience.
OT: Oh, and who the f*ck dresses Bieber? Because they seriously don't have a clue.
German? No, no; they don't have that word in America...SnipErlite said:I hope he tries to read the German version of the manual.
Man, that'd be funny.
When we refer to that horrid place we call it Deutschland and them the Deutsche.