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MacHeist Marketing...comments by Rich at BareBonesMacBreak 74: Hot Lips and Hawkeye By: Merlin Mann (18 replies) January 22, 2008 - 9:31pm
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MacHeist Marketing...comments by Rich at BareBones
By the way, Rich talks about the marketing of MH, and about how juvenile the heists are. First, marketing people just WISH they could sell over 36,000 units of their product in this time frame. Second, to Rich: you can say the heists are juvenile, but we call them extremely creative, and I would challenge you to try to do any of the heists on your own and see how far you get…then call it juvenile.
Hopefully, the MH guys, Phill and John, and maybe one of the devs like Jerry Brace, will be able to come on to the show to share their side of the story.