http://www.bing.com/finance/search?q=ERTS&FORM=DTPFSA&qpvt=erts#KSarty said:I have to give EA credit. They realized that gamer's didn't like them and they worked towards fixing that image.
Go find me a company that doesn't make mistakes.InterAirplay said:Ok, Activision, you guys don't understand? Clearly, since you're trying to tell us that we have misinterpreted our own opinions. Fine, then we'll finally explain it in simple terms for you:
Developers who make a lot of mistakes but still manage to get a lot of praise from gamers.
Developers who make mistakes and receive a load of bile from gamers
Now, research both of them, then come back to us and read out your brief summary of your findings. If you do not deliver it in the voice of an ashamed schoolboy who promises to be good next time, then you've failed to do your job somewhere down the line.
For extra credit, try replacing Valve with another randomly picked dev, three more times. I guess that maybe two of those three reports would seem a bit embarrassing.
Then, complete your final assignment by finishing this paragraph: 'I cannot improve PR by saying "Gamers should like us more and they're wrong to dislike us" because of the following logical flaws in that argument....'
This. This PR trick is obivous and it just sad that they are trying.Mackheath said:I read until they said they don't take firing folk lightly and dismissed it as attempted public-connecting bullshit.
Of course they don't care; they have shareholders and CEO's to pay millions, remember? What does Darth Kotick care a shit about Joe B. Logg who works at the Indianapolis dept being fired? He has a CashStar to build.
You, sir, just became my favourite news-room-man-guy!Tom Goldman said:RAccording to Activision Publishing CEO Eric Hirshberg, or Darth Vader if you will,