Remember that financial analyst who said we as gamers are being undercharged for our video games? And in this CNBC piece, the man quoted as saying that “gamers are overreacting to Electronic Arts” and “games are too cheap” Well guess what? Evan Wingren is also an investment analyst for you guessed it EA and Comcast a CNBC’s parent company. He also regularly sits on Electronic Arts conference calls. He has direct ties to Electronic Arts, his primary concern is ensuring that Electronic Arts makes more money. So, of course, this bean counter would say that video games are too cheap. And of course, he would say gamers and the industry us overreacting. I’m 100% positive there is absolutely NO conflict of interest whatsoever. No sir! [Sarcasm]
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The website you link to itself points to @suitablybored's steemit blog... :c)
The steemit icon on the right.
They are clearly a bit confused me thinks...
LOL what?!? @Steemcleaner. There is an icon that links directly to my Steemit profile on my blog with you logo. You cannot miss it.
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@steamcleaners it is also the first post on my blog: https://g33kp0rn.wordpress.com/2017/02/21/just-a-friendly-reminder/