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Im folgenden Video siehst du, wie du consolewars als Web-App auf dem Startbildschirm deines Smartphones installieren kannst.
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Logik und gesunder Menschenverstand.![]()
Achso dachte Du könntest ausnahmsweise was belegen, so bleibts wie alles eine Ente![]()
Du glaubst doch auch jeden Unsinn den dir Sonys PR-Hansel auflegen.Andererseits ist die einzige Quelle für eine Subventionierung die Aussage eines PR-Hansels. So naiv ist doch hoffentlich keiner um so jemandem zu glauben, oder?![]()
Du glaubst doch auch jeden Unsinn den dir Sonys PR-Hansel auflegen.![]()
Andererseits ist die einzige Quelle für eine Subventionierung die Aussage eines PR-Hansels. So naiv ist doch hoffentlich keiner um so jemandem zu glauben, oder?![]()
Logik und gesunder Menschenverstand.![]()
Wenn es wirklich so wäre, müsste Nintendo ja ziemlich froh darüber sein, dass sich die WiiU nicht verkauft. So halten sich die Verluste noch in Grenzen.
In den letzten paar Tagen ist die Nintendoaktie um fast 20% gestiegen, mal sehen wie es weitergeht
Logik und gesunder Menschenverstand.![]()
Jop bei Nintendo werden bald Dividenden ausgeschüttet, da ein Gewinn erwartet wird und bei Sony ist es gestiegen durch die Häuserverkäufe^^Hat aber andere GründeSonys Aktie muss auch gestiegen sein
Sony Corp soared 11 percent after Daiwa Securities
raised its rating to 'buy' from 'neutral,' saying that the
company could turn profitable in fiscal 2014 due to strong
smartphone sales. The stock closed at a 11-month high of 1,668
yen and was the main board's most traded stock by turnover.
Japan's business daily Nikkei reported that the Xperia Z, a
new smartphone model Sony launched last month, was the
top-selling model in Japan for four straight weeks.
o Everyone at EA –
I am writing with some tough news. I have resigned my position as EA’s CEO. I will be around for a couple of weeks, and I hope to have the chance to say goodbye to many of you. Larry Probst will be stepping in as Executive Chairman to help smooth the transition. Larry first hired me at EA in 1997 and he was an incredible leader for the company during the 16 years he served as CEO. While he will continue to be the Chairman of the US Olympic Committee, he will also provide leadership for EA until a permanent CEO is appointed.
My decision to leave EA is really all about my accountability for the shortcomings in our financial results this year. It currently looks like we will come in at the low end of, or slightly below, the financial guidance we issued to the Street, and we have fallen short of the internal operating plan we set one year ago. And for that, I am 100 percent accountable.
Personally, I think we’ve never been in a better position as a company. You have made enormous progress in improving product quality. You are now generating more revenue on fewer titles by making EA’s games better and bigger. You’ve navigated a rapidly transforming industry to create a digital business that is now approximately $1.5 billion and growing fast. The big investments you’ve made in creating EA’s own platform are now showing solid returns. I believe EA is alone in mastering the challenges of building a platform for our games and services – a platform that will provide a more direct relationship with our consumers. You are number one in the fastest growing segment, mobile, with incredible games like The Simpsons: Tapped Out, Real Racing 3, Bejeweled, SCRABBLE and Plants v. Zombies. You have worked to put EA in a position to capture industry leadership on the next generation of consoles; and I believe two of our titles – Battlefield and FIFA – will be among the top few franchises in the entire industry. And the industry’s most talented management team – Frank, Rajat, Peter, Gaby, Andrew, Patrick, Blake, Joel and Jeff — are certain to lead the company to a successful future.
I remain an incredible fan of EA and everyone who works in our world – from Stockholm to Seoul, Orlando to Edmonton, Guildford, Geneva, Cologne, Lyon, Bucharest, Montreal, Austin, Salt Lake, LA and, of course, EARS. My hope is that my travels and yours allow us the opportunity to talk more in the months and years to come.
In a few weeks, I will be leaving EA physically. But I will never leave emotionally. I am so incredibly proud of all the great things you have done, and it has been my honor to lead this team these past six years. After March, I will be cheering wildly for EA from the sidelines.
Naja, EA macht ständig Verluste und die "Sim City - Affäre" hat nicht gerade dazu beigetragen Vertrauen aufzubauen in letzter Zeit.Ich haue es mal hier rein:
John Riccitello ist als EA CEO zurück getretten
Auch wenn viele Fehlentscheidungen dort einen Einfluss hatten, ist es ein interessanter Zeitpunkt um jetzt den Stuhl frei zu machen.
“The Company forecasts that actual business results from its Digital Entertainment Segment substantially fall below its plan primarily due to slow sales of major console game titles in North American and European markets.”