The least controversial opinion here is big companies need to stop with acquisitions.
I believe I hold the 2nd least controversial opinion of, mergers suck and all but I really want to like ABK games again, and I sure don’t see them fixing shit on their own. I think their games and company would improve under Microsoft.
…but at this point? Fucking end this charade. It’s obvious too many forces are against it, no matter how much I wanted it to work out.
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The least controversial opinion here is big companies need to stop with acquisitions.
I believe I hold the 2nd least controversial opinion of, mergers suck and all but I really want to like ABK games again, and I sure don’t see them fixing shit on their own. I think their games and company would improve under Microsoft.
…but at this point? Fucking end this charade. It’s obvious too many forces are against it, no matter how much I wanted it to work out.
Is that a given? Redfall (I know it’s Bethesda) didn’t exactly blew everyone’s socks off.
It does feel a little like there will be only three mega corporations left that develop games, at this rate. A monopoly is never good.
Is that what triple A stands for? The three asshole corporations developing the non-indie games?