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mocolostrocolos escribió:Game Pass ha perdido 4 millones de suscriptores en 2 años.

Normal que las cuentas no den.

mocolostrocolos escribió:Game Pass ha perdido 4 millones de suscriptores en 2 años.

Normal que las cuentas no den.

DarKings escribió:

Como puedes echar a 95 personas y aún así esperar que los Doom, Quake y Wolfenstein salgan mas a menudo?

Stylish escribió:A mí me caduca Game pass en 1 semana (llevo literalmente 5 años sin pagarlo entre los 3 años que pillé + rewards) y me pilla todo esto estupendamente bien para no renovar. Primero que se reestructuren y luego ya veremos.

ryo hazuki escribió:Pues buena suerte a ambos, porque dudo que tanto Senua como State of decay 3 lo peten en ventas...

From Microsoft. Satya Nadella has made an incredible number of bets and invested an incredible amount of money and credibility in the transform model AI future. Xbox, like a lot of businesses that aren’t the core AI business, is being sunsetted. They don’t say that, but that’s what’s happening. I expect that the new CEO, Asha Sharma, her job is going to be as a palliative care doctor who slides Xbox gently into the night.

It just seems really true. I imagine asking somebody if it made sense to put a major motion picture studio into the hands of somebody who didn’t like movies, or a major record label into the hands of somebody who’d never seen a live show. Why would you do that? Well, you only do that if you’re looking at the problem in a more abstract way. The natural consequence of the focus on AI is that AI abstracts every problem from the minds of the executives who believe in it. We’re abstracting the problem of games as well. There’s a core belief, and you can see it in what Satya said, that AI will subsume games like it will subsume everything.

The job of all these people is to just gently usher all of these business units into the new world of AI. That’s what you’re seeing here. Whether or not you agree with it, whether you agree with AI having the potential to do that, whether AI will be successful, is a separate matter. But that’s what we’re seeing. That is in no way surprising. It would have been shocking if they had somebody in there in a meaningful role who was passionate about games, passionate about the creator-driven business of games, because it would be in direct conflict with everything else Microsoft is doing. Microsoft is a company that is now about enabling its customers by enabling AI to drive things. That’s at odds with the auteur model of any art, but specifically of games. Microsoft doesn’t have the problem that Apple does, or that Netflix does, where they have an auteur-driven content model to manage. Games are the only place where they have a content business.

mocolostrocolos escribió:Microsoft ha estado sacando juegos a granel.

El problema no es de cantidad. Es de calidad e interés.

Nuhar escribió:Si el game pass no ha calado es normal que la estrategia cambie, la idea de llenarlo de juegos como sea para que la gente siga pagando cada mes ya no tiene sentido.