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Who cares about the IP they own? Whatever they funded or bought over the years had their time in the spotlight and the world moved on. Even if Xbox was doing well they were never gonna be making another Blinx the Cat or Voodoo Vince. They were going to pump out the slop they put out in a more refined form like Sony does. So get over it already. Gaming moved past the 360, it's about time you do the same.
I do the same? What do you mean? I don't even like Xbox. But that's why you keep hearing about them, they own so much stuff and lately they've been making it all worse
Oh, sorry for the moderately aggressive language then.
I'm just really sick of gaming media at large just ignoring that newer developers exist. Indie games aren't a silverbullet (the variety in smaller releases has plummated and a small set of genres are heavily oversaturated with no signs of stopping) but my word they care a lot more than AAA ever did.
I don't get why mainstream gaming discussion still hasn't moved over yet, it makes no sense. Indie games are lightweight, cheap and thus far more accessible for most gamers. You'd think people would fully shift their attention to that segment by now, even if most indies are almost as risk averse as AAA are these days.