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With almost no exclusive titles to speak of, and with high-profile projects like Alan Wake nowhere in site, how is it that Microsoft still came away as the big winner this year?
"With almost no exclusive titles to speak of, and with high-profile projects like Alan Wake nowhere in site, how is it that Microsoft still came away as the big winner this year? It's because unlike competitors Sony and Nintendo, Microsoft was ale to broaden the appeal of their gaming hardware, rather than narrow it. While Nintendo and Sony were chasing the ultra-casual and super-hardcore gaming demographics, Microsoft delivered a package that can broadly appeal to all types of gamers."
- •Microsoft: Skipping Blu-ray was key to 360's sales success
- •Microsoft, Sony Both Pleased with February Results
- •Microsoft: 'No need to launch a new console'
- •10 Reasons to Be Thankful for Microsoft this Holiday Season
- •The New Video Game Players Association is here!
- •Microsoft Shoots Down Xbox 360 Blu-Ray Rumors
- •Microsoft Has Six Year Plan for Halo Franchise
- •Microsoft Will Only Use Natal in Halo 'When it Makes Sense'
- •Microsoft Drops Xbox 360 HD Resolution Requirement
- •Microsoft Investigating 'Very Small' Halo 3: ODST Leak
- •Microsoft: Dropping HDMI cable gives Xbox 360 consumers 'flexibility'
- •Elite 360: £199 from Friday with two free games
