25% sounds like a lot, but it's from $1,560 to $2000 per month. That's $24,000 a year. Unless u became a monk, that is below poverty line.
That depends on their view. Are they in it for the money or need the money to stay in business where it's a passion? It's hard for me to accept this idea that they don't make enough when I paid for Tekken 7 twice -- for deluxe edition then the definitive. I still resent that I paid twice with no prorated discount. I think when a developer gets a little taste of success that leads to a vicious cycle of insatiable thirst for more.. like much more in order to be incentivized. Eithe...
Personal experience. I was a student and I was the leader of a project. I used all my team members to create notes for ourselves that would be most efficient. The classes were overwhelming so we had to survive so much information overload. Of course, there were other groups in the class with the same idea. Somehow my group was a bit alone in our endeavor and people used our work to get other works. Without returning the favor to us. I know bc I saw my groups work given to others and so...
I agree with you. What they should do is partner up with Asus, Intel, or Lenovo. And help build that software-hardware relationship and not introduce yet another handheld. I love handhelds and I think we are at a point that it makes sense. Xbox doesn't have enough exclusives to warrant their own handheld so it just makes sense that, on this particular scenario, they work with said hardware makers to make their handhelds more desirable. Those guys also use Windows 11 Crates, so it only ...
“ Activision’s CEO Is Looking at $375 Million Payday in Microsoft Sale”
Is that part of the 440 million operating loss? I really don’t know the answer.
If the revenue grows, why are ppl losing jobs ??
This is for the young generation: mergers do make the rich richer, and the workers jobless. That’s why it isnt a good idea. Once somebody is rich, they have the golem obsession of money. It’s the temptation and corruption of the mind.
Drm punishes legit customers and encourages hackers. It’s the wrong approach.
Drm punishes legit customers and encourage hackers. It’s the wrong way to go about it.
The abuse goes on both ends. The answer is that Microsoft offers some tools but tradeoff is that whatever tools are available will reduce need for human labor. This deals with many lives so it’s based on the metric as well as implementation of those metrics, watching those who implement it, to portray an accurate ratio of labor and productivity.
I don’t like corporate greed but being on the workbench I have seen slackers too for whom I just want to work harder and self-in...
The one where hardware-software cooperates and makes an experience for the user. Not a wheel that moves with a mind of its own and turns as it pleases against a user’s wish.
I spent $400 on a wheel setup that requires so much calibration that it’s sitting in my closet with zero hours play time. I hoped it would work.
That’s what made it fun! I loved version 1.2. When it was updated to 1.666 it prevented the wads from running.
Yes but they punish the wrong ppl. Hackers will still get their way, but the consumers who support them get penalized. It’s the wrong action, wrong view, wrong targets. The philosophy is wrong.
The cost to integrate it raises the price, passed down to consumers. Wrong again.
Stealing happens both ways. I don’t know how many times I repaid for same software bc it’s on a different platform or different edition. The industry thrives on superannuation of our purchase and making impermanence our “license”. Forcing us to rebuy. Subscription is yet another technique. It’s just more obvious and convenient for them. Technology of 20 years ago was more than adequate. Bc of the idea to expand jobs for both software and hardware, they implemented the system u c. Tricking...
When they announce tekken x street fighter, let me know.
Problem is Microsoft is good at collecting money. Not developing good first party games. They consume studios. And possibly bankrupt them if they don’t deliver. If they do make games, micro transactions is their business. Microsoft will charge and nickel-dime u if they had the power.
To be fair, Nintendo operates at high efficiency. Nobody comes close except for like a few indies. Not sure why. Both Sony and Microsoft need to have first party studio that are efficient to begin with.
Is Sony cherry-picking or not?
Ignore the thugs and never pay them ransomware. Keep rewarding them and they will keep doing it.
I agree. 2D should be it. Be nice if they introduce more characters and make it 4-players. If they experiment with FPS, all they can do is make the graphics immersive for that environment which would be cool too. Like Doom. But that would require an experienced team who understands run n gun. And split coop. I'm not sure how they handle jumping and rolling, that would be annoying in fp view.
For these type of games, they should allow user created maps.