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Since Square Enix and Microsoft entered into a deal for exclusivity on the new Tomb Raider game, they're both partnered for marketing/PR for the game and anything that either side does erroneously affects both. Microsoft is obviously footing the bill for the whole thing, so they call the shots on what Square Enix and its people can do/say about that game and this guy obviously was in the wrong for whatever reason. I don't know why you rush to him being a liar.Thanks for the video, I like when people can support their claims. That being said I can see why I didn't hear anything on it. He was very quick to rush the subject and quickly moved away to talk about other things.
Going to stop talking about the Twitter guy. You clearly didn't understand what I was talking about. You mentioned the issue was an example of Microsoft messing up PR messages but that guy didn't even work for them. Him lying/misspeaking shouldn't automatically be associated as some "shady" Microsoft tactic.
You basically gave Sony a free pass. Exclusive is exclusive. Take a game like Uncharted 2, that's an exclusive because it's only on PlayStation 3. Sony directly said at their conference that Grim Fandango was only coming the PS4/Playstation Vita. It doesn't matter how you want to spin that either by saying that if a game is also on PC that still makes it an exclusive, or by saying that people should have expected it to be on PC even though Sony said otherwise.
I won't since I hated the Destiny Beta, I was just speaking in general.
I don't think I ever said that if it's on PC, it's still exclusive if it's on PS4/Vita, so please refrain from putting things in my literal mouth. If you keep doing this, I'll be happy to stop engaging you on this topic completely.
Let's be honest with each other. The news doesn't start and end at these press conferences. There's an entire show at E3 where press gets to talk with these companies to push for more details since not every single detail will come out about every announcement, so those of you that want more information can usually find it. It sucks that the Far Cry 4 thing didn't spread very far because that's one of those things I'd expect every person with an appointment at Ubisoft/FC4 should be pressing them on.
As far as Double Fine is concerned, Tim Schafer and Double Fine as a whole are very active on Twitter to give out additional information and this is what they posted on the Tim Schafer and DF accounts later that they announced Grim Fandango for PS4/Vita:
https://twitter.com/TimOfLegend/status/476179637987315714
https://twitter.com/DoubleFine/status/486918031533035520
So don't tell me that it's some really hard piece of information to find. They partnered with Sony on the PS4/Vita versions, so that got the focus at Sony's press conference and then Double Fine specifically announced that it was also coming to PC, Mac, and Linux after that. Stop being so focused on the idea that everything has to be detailed at the press conference and realize that they can release more information on the internet afterwards to their audience.
As I said above, I didn't know that nobody else that had an appointment with Ubisoft/FC4 or Adam Boyes decided to not ask/report about that feature at all, but that's not really my fault that I happened to follow the one site that got the dirt on that news.It is absolutely ridiculous that your argument is that they cleared things up on ONE site, one ONE video, and a damn HOUR/HOUR FOURTY in to that video. Even in the video everyone stops Adam because they had no idea how the coop worked.
Also People should not be expected to know Double Fine's business model in order to know what platforms their games are releasing on. Madness. Pure. Damn. Madness.
Just check up for the Double Fine thing since those that care about Grim Fandango would be likely to follow them on Twitter and saw that they plainly announced it for PC, Mac, and Linux later to quell fears of it being only on PS4/Vita. Double Fine knows what it's doing when talking to fans, mostly. Using this internet thing to get more information is madness, I know.
Edit: Just did a google search, GameSpot and Kotaku reported on it during E3, but lots of others like Game Informer, IGN, Eurogamer, Joystiq, and more just reported on the basic "invite friends to play without owning the game" form of the news. That's so crazy considering how eager they typically would be to just echo what other sites have dug up on it, but I guess the noise and pressure of E3 news suppressed something like that.
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