We'd love to tell you more about Teversham and what he did, but apparently his strategy work was deep cover. We haven't really written about the guy since 2006.
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Posted: May 4th 2009 11:08PM Peter Moore said
1985 - Nintendo please stop trying to get into the gaming business we dont want you
1995 - Sony please stop trying to get into the gaming business we dont want you
2001 - Microsoft please stop trying to get into the gaming business we dont want you
Give them a chance. Sure it's all casual stuff, but, hey, let them have their niche. I mean it's not going to make your precious PS3 disappear.
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1995 - Sony please stop trying to get into the gaming business we dont want you
2001 - Microsoft please stop trying to get into the gaming business we dont want you
Give them a chance. Sure it's all casual stuff, but, hey, let them have their niche. I mean it's not going to make your precious PS3 disappear.
Posted: May 4th 2009 11:58PM (Unverified) said
It's a shame that "we" don't want them. Good thing Apple has a few million iPhone users to make "us" irrelevant.
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Posted: May 5th 2009 11:07AM (Unverified) said
"you guys think you have a console wars now?
wait until the mactards come...
sigh."
This. Lurking around Engadget, it's fairly easy to see how zealous a mentality Apple's marketing rhetoric creates. Seriously, never have I seen a company so able to create automonous marketing drones, in the form of their fans. You don't even have to browse tech websites to see them. You're bound to know at least one - the kind that try and assert Apple's superiority in every sentance they can manage it, and seem to think that their white plastic macbooks are faster than your top end gaming rig, because "macs are faster".
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wait until the mactards come...
sigh."
This. Lurking around Engadget, it's fairly easy to see how zealous a mentality Apple's marketing rhetoric creates. Seriously, never have I seen a company so able to create automonous marketing drones, in the form of their fans. You don't even have to browse tech websites to see them. You're bound to know at least one - the kind that try and assert Apple's superiority in every sentance they can manage it, and seem to think that their white plastic macbooks are faster than your top end gaming rig, because "macs are faster".
Posted: May 4th 2009 11:10PM Peter Moore said
Leaving Microsoft's game division to work for a different company?
Hhm... why am I getting déjà vu?
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Hhm... why am I getting déjà vu?
Posted: May 5th 2009 5:25AM User Formerly Known as Dave said
Most people with jobs in the tech industry eventually leave for other companies. It's pretty standard.
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Posted: May 5th 2009 4:15AM Premature ejaculation man said
eh? Explain it to me because its late and I can't see it.
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Posted: May 5th 2009 11:05PM (Unverified) said
Reaffirms the rumor : http://www.gamepolitics.com/2009/05/05/apple-aiming-take-big-bite-ea
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