Post by The Big Daddy C-Master on Feb 27, 2015 3:32:36 GMT -5
Interesting. Give us some of that Nintendo love.
www.eventhubs.com/news/2015/feb/26/sakurai-tips-his-hat-steam-stating-it-superior-and-offers-most-incentive-buy/
In his semi-weekly column with Weekly Famitsu, Masahiro Sakurai used his time to commemorate Valve Corporation's digital distribution platform, Steam.
You don't have to rack your brain trying to think what correlation Sakurai has with the online store, as none of his titles have been featured on Steam. This seems just to be a simple acknowledgement from one professional to another at a job well-executed.
Kotaku has translated some of Sakurai's piece:
"I write this because on varying levels, I have complaints with every other online shopping format." says Sakurai.
"When someone opens Steam, depending on their purchase and viewing history, suggested titles pop up. And there are sales almost every day with massive deals. The changes vary, making me check in frequently."
He also praised the amount of thought that's been invested into making Steam a go-to source for legitimate reviews and feedback. Steam's policies do not allow for internet trolls or single, unsatisfied users to spam negative feedback or affect a title's reputation beyond what should be allowed.
It means something, when a successful professional takes the time to acknowledge the work of another. This is especially true when the two aren't financially affiliated.
Steam really is the go-to source when it comes to online gaming stores, and evidently, this is for good reason.
www.eventhubs.com/news/2015/feb/26/sakurai-tips-his-hat-steam-stating-it-superior-and-offers-most-incentive-buy/
In his semi-weekly column with Weekly Famitsu, Masahiro Sakurai used his time to commemorate Valve Corporation's digital distribution platform, Steam.
You don't have to rack your brain trying to think what correlation Sakurai has with the online store, as none of his titles have been featured on Steam. This seems just to be a simple acknowledgement from one professional to another at a job well-executed.
Kotaku has translated some of Sakurai's piece:
"I write this because on varying levels, I have complaints with every other online shopping format." says Sakurai.
"When someone opens Steam, depending on their purchase and viewing history, suggested titles pop up. And there are sales almost every day with massive deals. The changes vary, making me check in frequently."
He also praised the amount of thought that's been invested into making Steam a go-to source for legitimate reviews and feedback. Steam's policies do not allow for internet trolls or single, unsatisfied users to spam negative feedback or affect a title's reputation beyond what should be allowed.
It means something, when a successful professional takes the time to acknowledge the work of another. This is especially true when the two aren't financially affiliated.
Steam really is the go-to source when it comes to online gaming stores, and evidently, this is for good reason.
