“Just because I own an PlayStation or a switch or a pc – or any product, even non games related ones doesn’t mean those products are perfect and the companies too and are therefore immune to criticism – only a fanboy would think that way. Be a fan of games and gaming – not a corporation.”
I call you a fanboy because of what you say. The difference is I am not pretending. And frankly I only call you that because you started with the name calling and calling me that. I only call you a fanboy, not other people.
“Sony still charge for dev kits for large publishers like Activision, Sega etc. They don’t qualify for subsidized consoles under the indie program.”
The costs have still be reduced those companies pay a lot because they buy large quantities. And that still doesn’t exclude them from licensing fees as you’re claiming.
“You know someone has lost a debate when they resort to “shut up”.”
I only tell you to shut up because you follow me around and don’t know when to quit, lie and spew B.S. and are a fake ass person.
“Also I agree that MS weren’t thinking of gamers on other platforms when signing exclusives – but neither are Sony or Nintendo?”
You only agree now after I called you out a minute ago you were trying to be fake altruistic, to make me seem like a bad guy for not pretending this is business and trying to be fake altruistic.
“So by your logic about how advertising works, you should be calling out Sony for bribing or Nintendo for bribing everytime they receive positive press or a good DF – why is it only MS who “must be bribing the press”?”
You want to know when someone has lost an argument? It’s when they start deflecting.
First you were saying companies weren’t paying for advertising and calling me names for bringing it up. Now when you see how silly your whole argument is you try to deflect and say “oh Sony and Nintendo do it too”
I’m still waiting for you to point out when DF said “PlayStation was the best place to play” which they never said.