Oh yeah, I am aware of that, and that's the issue, MS is run like a multinational enterprise, not a creative business. Both types of businesses are ultimately in it to make money, but how they make money is very different. Microsoft keeps trying to sell creative software the same way that it sells enterprise software, that works about as well as if Nintendo tried to approach the productivity software market the same way they do the games market.That's because Microsoft is a gigantic megacorporation whose actual primary products have nothing to do with gaming
Gaming has always been like a hobby business for them, the real moneymakers laugh at their gaming division internally
The problem now is the big boys at MS are taking notice after they spent $100 billion to do multiple gigantic acquisitions recently, there is now pressure to actually deliver financial results after all this profligacy
A disaster, in other words.