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Sony and Microsoft's Failed Releases Since E3 2014

Posted by timothy on from the oh-baby-I-could-wait-so-good dept.

SlappingOysters writes: Ahead of E3 2015, which begins next week, Grab It has undertaken an analysis of the games announced at the big E3 press conferences for Sony and Microsoft last year, and reveals — amongst other data — that 60% of Microsoft's announced titles remain unreleased a year later, and 50% of Sony's announced titles remain unreleased. The article then debates whether this is good enough for both companies as they fight for market share.

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  1. Re:So how are open source projects any better? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0, Funny

    Here I am, using Firefox. It's an open source web browser. For years we've been promised that it will support using multiple processes, like Chrome has for so long, sometime "soon". But as the years go by, the hope for this critical functionality fades.

    If it was Microsoft working on that feature, they would have shipped it in 6 months, with excellent performance and stability.