I could see MS saying this.
Sarah Bond “Every screen is an Xbox" in private Future of xbox internal meeting |UP| Phil doubles down on this vision.
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I like how they're not even pretending anymore.
Proclaiming loud and clear: Yes, we are an imperialistic megacorp, and we want to take over
Fucking
Everything.
And we will spend as much money as humanly imaginable so that engaging with our product is literally unavoidable to every single customer.
Proclaiming loud and clear: Yes, we are an imperialistic megacorp, and we want to take over
Fucking
Everything.
And we will spend as much money as humanly imaginable so that engaging with our product is literally unavoidable to every single customer.
It's like a horror movie where anywhere you go you won't be able to escape these cunts at MS trying to be the middle man while offering you shitty products in return and stealing your information.
I think they'll announce a handheld in order to distract people from the fact that they're slowly moving towards being a third-party publisher.
timdog is gonna eat this shit up and be right back in the cult, right?
Depending on what gets said, I could see shills like Klobrille crawling back onto era and continuing to shill as if nothing ever happened.
As long as there out the console business and going 3rd party I couldnt give shit what they pretend they are.
They are losers, however way they want to spin, they lost the console space/war along time ago.
And most importantly, there fan, ideas and shilling won’t effect PS and video games as much anymore (subscription models, taking popular ips way from other platforms)
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Today’s announcements were baby steps, but they all point in the same direction: Xbox is no longer just a console.
In an internal memo to employees after the today's podcast, Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer explained the strategy like this:
It’s a bold idea, particularly because right now, the word Xbox is synonymous with a console that sits under your TV. So if it’s not a physical machine, what is Xbox?
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So my fridge, printer, washing machine and dryer are all Xboxes!Updated FROM Podcast with Phil's words...
Today’s announcements were baby steps, but they all point in the same direction: Xbox is no longer just a console.
In an internal memo to employees after the today's podcast, Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer explained the strategy like this:
It’s a bold idea, particularly because right now, the word Xbox is synonymous with a console that sits under your TV. So if it’s not a physical machine, what is Xbox?
Why Did Xbox Show 'Palworld' On “Every Screen” At A Company Meeting?
Inverse spoke to multiple Microsoft employees who attended a virtual town hall with Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer and Xbox President Sarah Bond last week.www.inverse.com
Every screen is an Xbox,” Bond said in the internal meeting, according to multiple sources who requested anonymity as they were not authorized to speak to media. Sarah spoke extensively about Xbox’s strategy of existing on multiple kinds of devices and greater ambitions of becoming the number one cross-platform gaming company.
Phil confirmed to employees there would be “future hardware” from Xbox and added that it would be safe to assume another Call of Duty was coming this fall. He addressed the company’s recent job cuts and said that it had been a hard decision to stop things that weren’t working.
This isn’t the first time Xbox has shared its multi-device strategy. In 2020, Jason Ronald told me that Xbox is “not trying to force the player to upgrade to an individual device or to make things exclusive to this device or that device.”
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