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> Any utility it offers comes from the fact that it's something to add a bit of spice and fun to an already broad games collection, and possibly the clout that
by senko 5y ago
> Any utility it offers comes from the fact that it's something to add a bit of spice and fun to an already broad games collection, and possibly the clout that comes from showing other people that you own one.
Is that niche large enough for a sustainable success?
(not arguing, genuinely interested to hear your opinion)
- AussieWog93 5y agoFor a mega-corporation the size of Microsoft or Sony, not at all. For a small business staffed entirely by enthusiasts, absolutely. There always have been, and always will be, successful businesses based in niche novelties.
- willis936 5y agoThat doesn't jibe with how profiteers view how capitalism should work.
- gilrain 5y agoTheir view transparently leads to the end of the world. It can, should, and must be discarded as deranged.
- kkjjkgjjgg 5y agoWhat are you referring to? It sounds to me more like a socialist version of capitalism.
- AussieWog93 5y agoHonestly not sure what you mean by this. At least outside of the Silicon Valley bubble, there are plenty of profit-minded, capitalistic people who aren't trying to become a trillion dollar megacorp.