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This is almost a point in favor of having Microsoft ruin the market. If we consider that media/marketing driven entertainment is a negative externality, having
by hospitalJail 3y ago
This is almost a point in favor of having Microsoft ruin the market.
If we consider that media/marketing driven entertainment is a negative externality, having bad games would cause people to do entertainment that is more akin to their personal interests.
More outdoor time, more reading time, less playing the latest IP from a studio that spent millions on commercials to make an addicting game.
- tredre3 3y ago> If we consider that media/marketing driven entertainment is a negative externality I guess that's the difference here. Most people do not consider this a negative, it gives them more options. You're fooling yourself if you think people would prefer to ditch AAA games and just have obscure indie titles.