Post by amxfiles on Nov 29, 2007 9:59:58 GMT -5
blog.wired.com/games/2007/11/vote-the-ken-ku.html
"Customers do not want online games."
"I think it just confuses the audience," says Harrison. "They don't know which one to buy, developers don't know which one to create for, and retailers don't know which one to stock. So I think we wouldn't take that strategy. We wouldn't create confusion."
"But if your refrigerator's full, you've got to pull something out and put something else back in. I mean, really, are you using every single thing on there?"
"Customers do not want online games."
"I think it just confuses the audience," says Harrison. "They don't know which one to buy, developers don't know which one to create for, and retailers don't know which one to stock. So I think we wouldn't take that strategy. We wouldn't create confusion."
"But if your refrigerator's full, you've got to pull something out and put something else back in. I mean, really, are you using every single thing on there?"
ing New York City.
