I don’t think that :/ I think his statements and the games he chooses to back sort of prove that ultimately profit is what he is interested in. I don’t blame him for that. But don’t make him out to be what he isn’t. He is a CEO first, being a fan of games falls lower on the list.
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I don’t think that :/ I think his statements and the games he chooses to back sort of prove that ultimately profit is what he is interested in. I don’t blame him for that. But don’t make him out to be what he isn’t. He is a CEO first, being a fan of games falls lower on the list.
They aren’t exclusionary.
No but if you “just want to make cool and fun games” you wouldn’t fund Gears 5 or Halo Infinite now would you?
I think Phil like most executives prioritise whatever they think will be best for their career, regardless of what their preference is