Microsoft creative director "doesn't get the drama" over always-on xbox
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Re: Microsoft creative director "doesn't get the drama" over always-on xbox
#2If the xbox becomes MicrosoftTV that may be a reason why it's always on. And for what's it's worth do people beat up on Google for not having an offline version of their search engine?
Frankly it's funny to see Microsoft - THE poster child of the PC revolution* - really embrace the net and just get flack from a bunch of kids who grew up never knowing a world without the web!
* The PC revolution was about killing mainframe/clients
Re: Microsoft creative director "doesn't get the drama" over always-on xbox
#3If the xbox becomes MicrosoftTV that may be a reason why it's always on. And for what's it's worth do people beat up on Google for not having an offline version of their search engine? Frankly it's funny to see Microsoft - THE poster child of the PC revolution* - really embrace the net and just get flack from a bunch of kids who grew up never knowing a world without the web! * The PC revolution was about killing main…
"monetizing the platform" is probably the main reason it's always on. Heheh.
Re: Microsoft creative director "doesn't get the drama" over always-on xbox
#4It's actually kinda easy..
No more xbox for me, after buying the first edition of the 360 and the updated one with Kinect.
Re: Microsoft creative director "doesn't get the drama" over always-on xbox
#5If the xbox becomes MicrosoftTV that may be a reason why it's always on. And for what's it's worth do people beat up on Google for not having an offline version of their search engine? Frankly it's funny to see Microsoft - THE poster child of the PC revolution* - really embrace the net and just get flack from a bunch of kids who grew up never knowing a world without the web! * The PC revolution was about killing main…
"monetizing the platform" is probably the main reason it's always on. Heheh.
If you were a Microsoft shareholder is that a bad thing? And I use the word "were" with confidence knowing that the stock hasn't moved in ten years...
Re: Microsoft creative director "doesn't get the drama" over always-on xbox
#6Well, either they are going to have to support their existing offline consoles indefinitely. so there's nothing to worry about, or are leaving gaping holes for competition to step in...
Valve must be happy too.