What is Microsoft doing?

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I wouldn't worry about not hearing from MS about certain games. I would worry if they start talking a little too much. From all the reports I've read and heard , all is well with the XO and MS is just going to let the games speak for themselves.
Last thing they need is more bad PR so, until they find the right person to handle all the PR stuff then it's best to stay mum and give bits of information leading up to the Launch of the XO which in turn will build momentum
. Sit tight and enjoy the show once the curtains go up because I'm expecting BIG things !!

[/quote]Better bad PR than no PR in my opinion, aka $ony. I haven't heard didly squat about PlayStation 4 (Off topic, at least where their dash is concerned, advertising their console, etc) since their reveal, but I guess that's
$ony for ya, always hush hush about PlayStation and least favorite/useful/helpful GUI. At least M$ is making an effort and informing people what's what.

I wouldn't worry about not hearing from MS about certain games. I would worry if they start talking a little too much. From all the reports I've read and heard , all is well with the XO and MS is just going to let the games speak for themselves. Last thing
they need is more bad PR so, until they find the right person to handle all the PR stuff then it's best to stay mum and give bits of information leading up to the Launch of the XO which in turn will build momentum . Sit tight and enjoy the show once the curtains
go up because I'm expecting BIG things !!

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I'd say MS has been rather open and Sony has been deflecting questions.

I'd like to hear that they have teams working with all their launch partners to help them get a better understanding of how to code to use the ESRAM effectively the way it was designed to be used and coming up with new solutions to developers gripes.