>Intentionally give yhe middle-finger to fans on Xbox
>get absolutely FRICKED in the process
>Intentionally give yhe middle-finger to fans on Xbox. >get absolutely FRICKED in the process
>Intentionally give yhe middle-finger to fans on Xbox
>get absolutely FRICKED in the process
>muh marketing
Sounds like Level 5 is based to me. Keep squealing, pigs.
Ouch. At least Gravity Rush did launch day marketing.
>anon wants to talk about game
>decides to post articles and twitter posts instead
The associated text does describe an actual issue/ aspect of the game though. This is the first I've heard of the game.
We had a person who posted here who worked for the American branch detailing how the Japanese roastie put in charge basically sabotaged the entire western operations of the company. If you look hard enough you’ll find it
anons be like
>yea you can just intentionally make your company lose money and they wont fire you!
Have you ever worked in a large corporation? People like this absolutely exist and routinely run teams into the ground
>Have you ever worked in a large corporation?
Have you? You get fired if you don't meet numbers.
Have you?, I have seen it happen
Not always, my Business Intelligence department does frick all and have had meeting after meeting describing their frick ups to our CFO and CIO and they are still here.
>t. Works in a mid-to-large size company
This heavily depends on where and who you work for. I have seen managers skate by issues caused entirely by them necause they were able to convince senior management that it was not their fault under the justification that 'x' employees were underperforming based on some metrics they were tracking that you didn't know about.
It's always hilarious when idiots like you assume all people and their emergent entities such as corporations are purely rational actors and never make stupid mistakes, have corrupt crony cultures or take actions against their own interest due to incompetence or malice. There literally hundreds of millionaires who made their money by acquiring and gutting companies, running them into the ground, and walking away from it all with bags full of money.
There's a whole debate about useless jobs and you're acting like companies operate perfectly. Not everything can be quantified and a ton of people have their jobs because of social circumstance rather than competence.
>>yea you can just intentionally make your company lose money and they wont fire you!
The entire previous decade backs this up.
We live in a post-qualifications society where people are hired on sex and orientation, and you cannot fire them or you are racist.
t. never had a job
Literally have missed all deadlines and goals since 2021 and can't be fired because i'm the only hispanic in the whole company. Literally have been doing 30 calls a day on a job that REQUIRES 60 calls a day for 3 years.
>Lazy Hispanic can't do his job right
Checks out, taconingen
b***h everyone is getting fire right now
No matter the industry theyre getting gutted.
Wake the frick up you stupid shit
The only good Level 5 game was DQVIII.
And it's the worst DQ game
have a nice day.
And Rogue Galaxy and Ni No Kuni and Dark Cloud... Do you even play video games or just talk shit out of your ass?
The game that put DQ on the map outside of Japan, one of the best sellers, higher scored game in the series and considered by many fans to be the best game in the franchise is totally the worst... Am I right?
But the very worst DQ game is DQ9 which was also made by Level 5
>release game 2 1/2 years later in the west
>load it up with shitty dlc costumes
>Why did no one buy it ?
Dogshit article
Dogshit thread
Dogshit OP
have a nice day.
No marketing? Sign me up. I'll check out the game when I get home. I respect the frick out of that.
I have frick all idea what the headline is referring to.
What is this headline and why do these people writing it call themselves professionals? What is it about? What is the topic. Who? Editor and writers should both be tossed out a window. Great topic OP
What's with devs sending out games with no marketing? I've been seeing it more lately. Is it a tax thing or something? Make a big game and intentionally flop it?
For smaller studios? I habe no idea, my only guess is they're hoping for viral points or it's an honest mistake somewhere.
For larger studios like SquareEnix? The CEO is intentionally trashing some titles because they are "no longer relevant". He doesn't spend money in marketing them because he says they will no longer be successful. He also turns around and uses the low sales (with NO marketing or a sabotaged release such as with Chrono Trigger port) as a metric to say and prove that it doesn't sell well.
As if anyone buys games on Xbox, let alone Japanese games.
For whatever reason, I see the name Level 5 and the first game that comes to mind - and I really have no idea why, I never even played it - is White Knight Chronicles.