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Former PlayStation executive Shawn Layden has expressed optimism regarding Microsoft's multiplatform strategy, suggesting that it could achieve success similar to that of Sega. Layden emphasized that while this approach may broaden the audience for Xbox games, it could also complicate the creation of "fear of missing out" (FOMO) among consumers for Xbox consoles.
He pointed out that Sega managed to thrive by diversifying its offerings across various platforms, which allowed it to reach a wider demographic of gamers. However, Layden cautioned that this strategy might dilute the exclusivity that typically drives console sales, making it challenging for Microsoft to cultivate a dedicated fan base for its hardware.
As the gaming landscape continues to evolve, Layden's insights highlight the balancing act that Microsoft faces as it navigates the competitive market. The success of this multiplatform initiative will ultimately depend on how effectively Microsoft can engage gamers while maintaining the allure of its console ecosystem.
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