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In lugnet.general, Tom Dickson wrote:
Getting finished with the software & licensed stuff i can understand, If
software companies want Lego games, they could pay Lego for a license fee. I
hate to see SW & HP go, ‘cause they’re are cool, but if it’s hurting Lego now,
move on. Getting rid of mindstorms, tho’ I totally do NOT understand; I don’t
even have MS, but even I can see its tremendous value to play & learning. As
far as I can understand, they are an in-house Lego theme, and they rvolutionized
learning & playing combinations, and made the robotic field highly assessible to
kids, not just “that’s-cool-but-i-could-never-do-it.” MS probably upped the
egineering/computing/logistics skills of (probably) MILLIONS of people. keeping
MS could be a way Lego gives back to the community, AND, I would go as far to
say that businesses worldwide should support/give breaks to the Lego Co. for the
fringe benefit that Lego’s learning-play toys have gotten millions of kids ready
for job positions.
Jeff
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