Aaron.Mitchell wrote:
If creative businesses do not allow creativity to factor into their decisions then the product they're creating eventually becomes stale, overly familiar and boring.
Yet millions of people still buy the products.. Hmm.
Aaron.Mitchell wrote:
With someone like Kottick in charge of the biggest western game software developer who values short term gain, net profits and good bottom lines over risk taking on new creative options in the long term it's only going to harm the industry as game innovation stagnates and new releases come straight of a production line ala Madden.
Sorry, who funded Guitar Hero again? Oh Activision, and that created a whole new genre of gaming...Hmm
Also if you are concerned about short term gain, how did they turn Activision into the biggest game publisher during Kotics nearly 20 year reign??
Sport games have been improving continuously, and selling consistently, what is wrong with EA's approach there.
Aaron.Mitchell wrote:
And businesses that put creative people in charge instead of money people? How about Apple, or Pixar. Even if you don't like their products, billions do, much to the chagrin of their competitors who are run by people like Kottick.
APPLE!?. APPLE!? WHAT! Hahaha, what creative ideas have they had besides "Make something existing good looking and easy so anyone can use them?" They have good artists and programmers.
MP3 players existed before the ipod, Tablets existed before the ipad. Seriously Steve Jobs is as money hungry if not more than Kotic. Instead of redesigning their fucked up iphone 4 they give away a stupid casing and complain that other phones do it too.. You really think that no one in the entire dev process of the iphone 4 noticed that the phone cant make calls if you hold it NORMALLY?!
But instead of fixing it and pushing the release back they got it out of the door to sell millions.
Would you rather Activision put out new IP all the time and go bankrupt? What was Blizzards last new IP? Starcraft, Warcraft or Diablo? Arnt they creative?