Halo 4 devs scold Xbox Live sexism
Outside of private matches, Xbox Live multiplayer can be a hostile and abusive place. And when your brand is as intrinsic to Xbox Live multiplayer as Halo, there’s a strong chance it will be Halo negatively associated with it.Two pivotal members of the Halo 4 team have publicly reprimanded that kind of behaviour ahead of their blockbuster game’s release. One of those people is 343 Industries studio head Bonnie Ross; the other, executive producer Kiki Wolfkill.”It can be dangerous to give adolescents a broadcast mechanism,” Kiki Wolfkill told GameSpot Australia. “There are always going to be jerks out there, and if you give them a way to express that side of their personality without being seen, you’re going to see this type of behaviour manifest itself.”Read more…
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