Wow, that guy does sound incredibly incompetent and unprofessional.
I feel like platform rivalry used to be worse in the past, like 20-30 years ago. Growing up I thought that people who owned Nintendos were my enemies because I had a Sega… as if I wouldn’t have enjoyed NES or SNES games. Then that Microsoft was evil because I had an Amiga and then Linux. It could be because it seemed like platforms were more mortal threats to each other back then… DOS, Window and MS were out to snuff the Amiga (and it did, I guess), and Nintendo and Sony were out to destroy Sega (wait… I guess that did happen) and MS was out to crush Linux and Apple (to be fair, they were, and almost did in the case of Apple). So I suppose there were some reasons to feel that way, but I’m glad it’s somewhat calmed down now.
Wow, that guy does sound incredibly incompetent and unprofessional.
I feel like platform rivalry used to be worse in the past, like 20-30 years ago. Growing up I thought that people who owned Nintendos were my enemies because I had a Sega… as if I wouldn’t have enjoyed NES or SNES games. Then that Microsoft was evil because I had an Amiga and then Linux. It could be because it seemed like platforms were more mortal threats to each other back then… DOS, Window and MS were out to snuff the Amiga (and it did, I guess), and Nintendo and Sony were out to destroy Sega (wait… I guess that did happen) and MS was out to crush Linux and Apple (to be fair, they were, and almost did in the case of Apple). So I suppose there were some reasons to feel that way, but I’m glad it’s somewhat calmed down now.
To be fair, you weren’t exactly wrong about Microsoft.