Synth_floyd said:In the interview, Peter Moore says the whole Xbox idea started with Bill Gates and Steve Ballmer and then Blackley, Bachus and Allard came in later. I thought it was the other way around.
shoe said:Hi everyone. I SO wish I heard about this just a few hours earlier. Demian at work just pointed this out to me now, and I JUST came back from a summit where Peter Moore was at. I could've asked him about this directly! What lousy timing. I didn't even know about this when I saw him. Anyway...
1. I have no idea if the interview is real or not, but that statement about EGM taking its own PDZ screens is absolute BS. Microsoft provided those screens. We had no access to any screen-capturing equipment. What makes me think the interview itself is BS is Moore really knows better. They never let press "sit down and take their own screens"...
2. I don't know why he would say that anyway -- it looks worse for them this way. If MS provided all assets, they can publically say the screens aren't representative of real gameplay...or they can spin it however they wanted after they saw the negative reaction. But if "EGM took those screens" then they *have* to be from the actual game, off of playable code. At that point, there's no putting a spin on things from Microsoft's end...
Anyway, we're asking them about this now, but for the record: we saw the game in person, and they sent us screenshots separately from that visit, from their own internal builds/code. Yes, in person, the game didn't look that impressive, either... (but to be fair, games rarely do eight months out...).
-shoe
EGM
Synth_floyd said:In the interview, Peter Moore says the whole Xbox idea started with Bill Gates and Steve Ballmer and then Blackley, Bachus and Allard came in later. I thought it was the other way around.
You asked me about the team... In the early days the team was cobbled together from Microsoft guys who were gamers.
shoe said:Mark's gonna come on here later and explain more, but it turns out the interview is real and Moore did say those things...
-shoe
?super-heated plasma said:I'd put the quote directly in my post, but sp** won't let me copy and paste.
Correction - We were contacted by Microsoft with a correction to the Peter Moore interview. The "Perfect Dark Zero" shots supplied to EGM were taken by Rare and ultimately approved by both Rare and Microsoft.
EGM had no say in what screen shots were provided.
Synth_floyd said:In the interview, Peter Moore says the whole Xbox idea started with Bill Gates and Steve Ballmer and then Blackley, Bachus and Allard came in later. I thought it was the other way around.
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bill0527 said:Peter is an interesting guy who gets unfairly ridiculed because of what happened during his Dreamcast days. He had nothing at all to do with Dreamcast's demise because Sega of Japan was damn close to broke before the DC even launched in North America. I kind of feel bad for anyone that gets put in a situation where you have to go out and sell a product or sell a company, but you know in the back of your mind that the product is DOA.
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sonycowboy said::lol :lol :lol :lol :lol
Breaking News:
Extreme athlete / cool guy J Allard has been injured, at the Xgames, I think
http://www.xbox365.com/news.cgi?id=GGuPHuLduH08091610
Ryudo said:How is that funny ?
Ryudo said:How is that funny ?
bill0527 said:With that said, we can go ahead and start the countdown waiting in anticipation for the next SonyCowboy thread quoting some obscure analyst or article about how the Xbox 360 will not be shipping with a hard drive.
sonycowboy said:I'll try to keep your fragile psyche in mind when I post news.
bill0527 said:The only thing fragile around here is the quality of the shit you try and post as news every other day.
Well, I knew the whole thing was fake when "Peter Moore said" that he visisted Spizz0ng every day... my ass... thanks for taking the time to reply though.shoe said:Hi everyone. I SO wish I heard about this just a few hours earlier. Demian at work just pointed this out to me now, and I JUST came back from a summit where Peter Moore was at. I could've asked him about this directly! What lousy timing. I didn't even know about this when I saw him. Anyway...
1. I have no idea if the interview is real or not, but that statement about EGM taking its own PDZ screens is absolute BS. Microsoft provided those screens. We had no access to any screen-capturing equipment. What makes me think the interview itself is BS is Moore really knows better. They never let press "sit down and take their own screens"...
2. I don't know why he would say that anyway -- it looks worse for them this way. If MS provided all assets, they can publically say the screens aren't representative of real gameplay...or they can spin it however they wanted after they saw the negative reaction. But if "EGM took those screens" then they *have* to be from the actual game, off of playable code. At that point, there's no putting a spin on things from Microsoft's end...
Anyway, we're asking them about this now, but for the record: we saw the game in person, and they sent us screenshots separately from that visit, from their own internal builds/code. Yes, in person, the game didn't look that impressive, either... (but to be fair, games rarely do eight months out...).
-shoe
EGM
:lol :lolbill0527 said:The only thing fragile around here is the quality of the shit you try and post as news every other day.
Ruzbeh said:Well, I knew the whole thing was fake when "Peter Moore said" that he visisted Spizz0ng every day... my ass... thanks for taking the time to reply though.
:lol :lol
Mark's gonna come on here later and explain more, but it turns out the interview is real and Moore did say those things...
-shoe
sonycowboy said::lol :lol
Wow. I'm sorry you feel that way.
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sangreal said:
Impossible.f_elz said:The interview is real.
Iamthegamer said:There's no way that interview's real...
LegendofJoe said:spO**: They are both on track for launch?
Peter Moore: Yes. The launch window
Damn, I knew there was a good possibility PDO wouldn't make the launch.
Shit, missed the last few posts. Ok, so Peter lied?PotatoeMasher said:Iamthegamer's instincts vs. shoe's reputation
shoe wins... flawless victory
Iamthegamer said:Shit, missed the last few posts. Ok, so Peter lied?
LegendofJoe said:spO**: They are both on track for launch?
Peter Moore: Yes. The launch window
Damn, I knew there was a good possibility PDO wouldn't make the launch.
Microsoft representatives officially re-confirmed with IGN today Rare titles Perfect Dark and Kameo would definitely launch day and date with the system, echoing Vice President Peter Moore's comments prior to E3. "PGR3 should launch with the system, if everything works according to plan." said a Microsoft representative. "But those first two (Perfect Dark and Kameo) are our big pushes for day one."
Redbeard said:I think he's just clueless.
LegendofJoe said:If MS is really serious about pushing PD0 they really need to work hard to erase the MTV fiasco from the minds of gamers.
Showing off PD0 in all its glory would be a great way to work up some pre-launch hype. I am at a loss to understand why MS and Rare are being so secretive about it.
LegendofJoe said:If MS is really serious about pushing PD0 they really need to work hard to erase the MTV fiasco from the minds of gamers.
Showing off PD0 in all its glory would be a great way to work up some pre-launch hype. I am at a loss to understand why MS and Rare are being so secretive about it.
Flo_Evans said:I think because they are waiting untill its in all of its glory. I kind of feel sorry for Rare. I know, and I know alot of people here know, it sucks to show a work in progress. They couldn't of been happy with those screens.
Neex said:I gotta say, any game forum that gets discussion from the dudes who make my EGM mag definitely gets a healthy +1.
That said, anyone care to clue me in as to why pongsay is taboo?
Cerrius said:Cut Peter Moore a break.
It's not easy running damage control on a game that looks like utter shit, has been in development for years, and is the flagship title for your next-gen system.
cut him a break, be easy on him!
:|sonycowboy said:Breaking News:
Extreme athlete / cool guy J Allard has been injured, at the Xgames, I think
http://www.xbox365.com/news.cgi?id=GGuPHuLduH08091610
GhaleonEB said:He's also said in the past that he was in a tough position selling a product, with such a strong lineup at launch, when the release schedule dropped off a cliff at the 18-month mark. His job was to make it enough of a success that the games would continue to come, but I don't think that was really in his power.
Though, since he was the marketing guy when the DC launched (replacing Stolar right at launch), he's responsible for the fucking terrible "It's Thinking" campaign.