MLB The Show: Finally on Xbox

[R3P0]

Originally Posted by Batman90

Understand that clearly you don’t understand that they are making their competition money when Microsoft has no money into the game. It’s not a smart move to make a rival money. I’m asking if going on Xbox means more money for PlayStation and if Microsoft doesn’t see Sony as competition then why are they with holding their games from PlayStation. So clearly Sony should be handing all their games over to Microsoft while Microsoft doesn’t do the same. As far as the Bethesda that are exclusive to PlayStation Microsoft has to honor those contracts cause they was in place before they bought them. It’s not like Microsoft is doing it out of the kindness of their hearts they have to do it. 0% is better then getting 90% when Sony is the one fitting the bill for everything.

So back to elementary school for you.

Also Sony corporate is not footing any bill for The Show, San Diego Studios a subsidiary of Sony interactive entertainment, which is not a direct subsidiary of Sony Corporate is footing said bill.

This really is not hard to understand and after 2 years I just dont get how you dont understand this when everyone else on the forums has explained it 17x to you in 3 threads.

Does this mean more money for Sony Interactive Entertainment yes it does about 400 million more in profit per year. Does it get reinvested yes it does which in turn invests in PlayStation. Does MS view Sony as a rival and vice versa yes somewhat but not in Hardware sales 2 separate strategies. MS strategy is in subscriptions Sony is in Hardware and software sales. They are no longer rivals in the old sense you think of it as.