Those are just entertainment products, both the game and the streaming service. They can be skipped. In the end, price dictates popularity. If it is cranked too high, it will not sell. There is nothing new here.
The gaming industry competes with free social media and is losing tremendously, so Microsoft's steps actually do not make much sense. I think they will just give up at some point as they cannot create a portfolio of games and services that is profitable enough for them.
The gaming industry competes with free social media and is losing tremendously, so Microsoft's steps actually do not make much sense. I think they will just give up at some point as they cannot create a portfolio of games and services that is profitable enough for them.