Jason writes, "Kickstarter has been and is quite the platform for crowdfunding. It’s practically the hope that some entrepreneurial-spirited individuals need to take a leap into the wonderful world of risk-taking. However, Kickstarter is also a risk for one other very important party: the backers. We’ll get to why that is, but first we need to start with the differences between a commercial product and an independently crowdfunded product."
In an exclusive interview with Game File, new(ish) Xbox boss Asha Sharma and Xbox chief content officer Matt Booty explain their vision for Microsoft’s gaming division
A good start would be to release games to go with the console. My Xbox Series X has gathered dust virtually from launch. My advice would be to ditch a next console and release games on PC, PlayStation and Switch. Another idea would be a hybrid console based on Xbox Series X tech and go the same route as Nintendo. Another idea would be to pull out of gaming altogether. Plenty of options there.
Why would they pull out? They have the momentum. Sony has been getting nothing but bad news lately.
Group consists of Unfrozen, Sad Cat Studios, VEA Games, Weappy, and Game Garden.
The financing will support 26 projects 'centred on Australian stories and ideas.'
"Why Germany is a Cautionary Fascist Tale"
By "Cautionary" do you mean everything that is wrong with gaming and crowdfunding, shrunk down into one singularity? Then yes it is "cautionary".
nice article- people need to understand that backing a Kickstarter is not the same as investing- not even close- it is more like an unconditional gift to someone telling you what you want to hear