Bubba wrote:Yeah, no company has a completely checker-free past - Ninty included. But I don't think they'd do something like this today.
Nintendo are just as bad as the rest: at the moment, they're the underdogs, which gives them a lot more leeway and sympathy. Give it time: if they make any headway in the next round of the console wars, then they'll be back to their old selves...
Admittedly, Apple is probably the nastiest corporate entity around, but the "ooh shiny" field seems to protect them better than most.
Phew, glad we got some Apple and Nintendo bashing in there. I was beginning to think we were all going mad.
I don't understand the Sony response. "We've sued the company and have taken them to the cleaners but they haven't paid yet, therefore it's not our fault". Am I reading it right? My head hurts a bit.
There's a guy on the work board who was trying to point out how fair Sony are to their employees and that they're very ethical for a large corporation.
Portland wrote:There's a guy on the work board who was trying to point out how fair Sony are to their employees and that they're very ethical for a large corporation.
Can't wait to retort tomorrow...
Is his name Phil Harrison?
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Meat is murder.
Tasty, tasty murder.
Portland wrote:There's a guy on the work board who was trying to point out how fair Sony are to their employees and that they're very ethical for a large corporation.
Then I can buy a truckload of them for £15 each and build my own Beowulf cluster.
"I am a very considerate person. If I want to go out all night on my miniature golf course and shoot lizards, well, no reason to keep the neighbours awake..."
Portland wrote:There's a guy on the work board who was trying to point out how fair Sony are to their employees and that they're very ethical for a large corporation.
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