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| ninjabastard 704th Post
 
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|  "Re(7):Whos going to the kof location test in"
, posted Fri 5 Dec 07:18:
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Gezz... calm down. I'm joking, shesh. But they should be informed. If no one tells them about something how do they know it was an important issue?
How do you know they don't already know about that? The 2K3 game should be good indication of that.
I don't know if they previous heard or dealt with the issue. However, instead of assuming and then getting screwed later. I rather make my issue clear.
By me informing someone how important music was to me, it proves or disproves the view that buearcacy of SNK has decided on the issue of music. If there was no budget for music, it might get increased if enough people complain. If there is a good budget for music and still sucks, well the heads of the company will have to look into why it still sucks. Finally if the music is good, well they know they have imporved and system they set up for development works. Feed back is a big thing for companies; feed back, data, and data management are all big businesses. Why? Because companies care about information on their products. Also think about why there is a registration card with every game? Or why the hell are they even doing a location test?
So me telling a pr guy that the 2001 and 2002 music sucked, really that bad? Gezz
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| ninjabastard 705th Post
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| "Re(9):Whos going to the kof location test in" , posted Sat 6 Dec 00:13:
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well - telling the pr guy won't do a thing. The reviews have already told them that, anything past that point is just badgering.
Sometimes companies will send ppl out to get a idea for how the comsumers feel. I beleave this location test is in the same breath. I would also think that besides showing off the game, the loc test is a good way to judge the reactions of people. It might seem like beating a dead horse. But, I rather make absolutly sure that the companay understands. You can never be too sure with beuacracies. It's a slow responding enity.
For instance, I'm a 100% sure that they heard a billion times about moving away from the Neo Geo. It's seems like they're finally testing new waters. However, how long have people been bugging them? Culturally that is a big step, since the Japanesse have this, "If something works, we'll be damned to change it" attidude. It takes alot of consumer response to sometimes get things changed. More so with big Japanese beuacracies.
My one comment will mean jack shit by itself, but 1,000 or 10,000 will. But it has to start somewhere.
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| emeraldazn
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| "Re(10):Whos going to the kof location test in" , posted Sat 6 Dec 12:16:
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Sometimes companies will send ppl out to get a idea for how the comsumers feel. I beleave this location test is in the same breath. I would also think that besides showing off the game, the loc test is a good way to judge the reactions of people. It might seem like beating a dead horse. But, I rather make absolutly sure that the companay understands. You can never be too sure with beuacracies. It's a slow responding enity.
For instance, I'm a 100% sure that they heard a billion times about moving away from the Neo Geo. It's seems like they're finally testing new waters. However, how long have people been bugging them? Culturally that is a big step, since the Japanesse have this, "If something works, we'll be damned to change it" attidude. It takes alot of consumer response to sometimes get things changed. More so with big Japanese beuacracies.
My one comment will mean jack shit by itself, but 1,000 or 10,000 will. But it has to start somewhere.
I don't even know why you are referring Playmore as a bureaucracy..they're still a new and small company. I like to think of them as the 1987 SNK or whatever year SNK formed. After Playmore begins to manifest the ideal characteristics and qualities of a bureaucracy (especially specialization and technical expertise) however, I'm pretty sure they'll have enough resources to make whatever necessary in pleasing the audience.
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