BrightCandle
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- Mar 15, 2007
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I am really disappointed Microsoft decided to remove the DRM. It makes the decision about which console to get more about the technical merits of the hardware, software and games and not a completely one sided choice. They are still weaker on hardware but the DRM made it a really obvious no buy choice for Cicrosoft.
Microsoft doesn't seem to know how to give its customers what they want and at the same time improve. We see this on Windows 8 as well with the daft start screen which makes no sense for desktop users at all. In the process of listening to their customers feedback there they will be adding a start button back, which isn't the issue.
I don't think they Microsoft fundamentally understands, they clearly have not been paying attention to the DRM debate over the past 5 years and how deeply negative customers have become towards it. I don't trust the other visions of the future generation they have decided to include in the console either, a lot of the devil is in the details. Microsoft just doesn't seem to know how to make its customers happy, its convinced the way forward is to force changes that people don't want.
Microsoft doesn't seem to know how to give its customers what they want and at the same time improve. We see this on Windows 8 as well with the daft start screen which makes no sense for desktop users at all. In the process of listening to their customers feedback there they will be adding a start button back, which isn't the issue.
I don't think they Microsoft fundamentally understands, they clearly have not been paying attention to the DRM debate over the past 5 years and how deeply negative customers have become towards it. I don't trust the other visions of the future generation they have decided to include in the console either, a lot of the devil is in the details. Microsoft just doesn't seem to know how to make its customers happy, its convinced the way forward is to force changes that people don't want.
