After
searching for Fallout 4, a new game on PS4, Xbox One, and PC, on Twitter, I see that there is a lot of information
about its upcoming release as well as things about the game that one might want
to know like PC requirements, so you know whether or not your crappy Dell will
play it. Most of it does seem like rubbish to me, like the video of Vince McMahon integrated into the game. I didn't get it.
In my opinion, the effectiveness of
using Twitter to advertise the games release is nearly pointless, for Fallout
fans are a cult fan base that already know damn well when it’s coming out. Most
games advertise for weeks online and on TV, but I’d put money on Bethesda, the
game maker, not putting a TV commercial out until maybe a week before the
release. They don’t need to advertise and they know it. In fact, they kept the
release and just the fact that it was being made for a long time, about 6 years.
In “WWGD?,” the concept I thought
was surprising was the idea of having a great product and customer service and
the customers will stay loyal. I wish more companies would adopt that belief
because most of today’s products are crap. It seems like a hit or miss on the
net sometimes even with the reviews that one can scour. I will say that when I
find a brand that I think does make a good product, I stick with them. Seagate
external hard drives till the day I die! They work great and if you do
something stupid to ruin it, they replace it, no questions asked. They don’t
need good advertising, they just put out a great product.
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