You know, I’ve said that I just don’t understand Sony’s approach to things lately. Lots of their decisions, both business and creative, have come under fire, and it’s fair to say that it’s been a case of kicking Sony when it’s down. It’s hard to resist a good “oh how the mighty have fallen” story, and gamers are a notoriously fickle lot anyway. They love to scream and yell about every injustice, real or perceived.<\/p>\n
But seriously? Nobody thought that a slaughtered goat<\/a> would, you know, be a bad PR move?<\/p>\n Now, by contrast, that doesn’t appear to be the whole story. Kotaku has asked Sony for its side of the story<\/a>, and hey, I’m not surprised to see that things were taken out of context. Fair enough.<\/p>\n Still…by all accounts, God of War II<\/em> is a stunner in its own right. Do you need a dead goat to promote?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" You know, I’ve said that I just don’t understand Sony’s approach to things lately. Lots of their decisions, both business and creative, have come under fire, and it’s fair to say that it’s been a case of kicking Sony when … Continue reading