EDIT:
Note: It's a joke pertaining to the fact that a Halo add is on a TV with the PS3 logo. Microsoft won't be selling the Halo franchise's last installment.
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EDIT:
Note: It's a joke pertaining to the fact that a Halo add is on a TV with the PS3 logo. Microsoft won't be selling the Halo franchise's last installment.
Microsoft failed to hold his own game on its own console?
That's exactly what I was thinking. Does Microsoft actually WANT to help Sony? This is just more incentive for me to get a PS3.Quote:
Originally Posted by Urahara
It's a joke, guys. You know, pertaining to the fact that a Halo add is on a TV with the PS3 logo. Microsoft wouldn't sell the Halo franchise's last installment off like that.
I loath the internet.
Maybe its a hint, C&M!?!?!?!?
DUN DUN DUNNNNN.
Well, last time I heard that Microsoft is using Sony blu-ray.
....Doesn't microsoft OWN bungie????Quote:
Originally Posted by Jakuza
It'll probably be on computer, like the last 2 games.
Xbox only, my ass.
Microsoft makes to much money on the Halo franchise. They would be stupid to do that. Now if they are just developing it for PS3 then that is a different story. Then that is just more money in their pockets.
Yeah, but like three years later when no one cares?
Not necessarily. If we're talking about PS3-only owners, the Halo franchise wouldn't really make much of an impact on the sales rates. If we're talking about PS3-360 advocates (if that the person bought the 360 for the Halo 3 installment only), then the need for a 360 would diminish. So in the end, it would affect M$' sales rate. This is because the crowd they attracted only wanted the console for one game, and if that game is on the console the patron originally wanted, then they'll get the latter console.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dead Eyes
@KillHannah, Not really. if better games come out for the Wii, and it starts to catch more momentum, then expect some issues for it's indirect competition.