Bill Gates is almost never at E3...wolverine4262

That's a big lie. He always show up to those press conferences, up until a year ago.

"Robbie Bach of Microsoft sold $6.2 million company stock prior to policy change"

Many executives of corporations buy and sell stock of their companies on a regular basis. Red flags are only raised when company insiders trade stock based on still-private information. Thus, reports of Robbie Bach, president Microsoft's entertainment and devices unit, having sold $6.2 million in stock up to six weeks prior to the announcement of the company's more than $1 billion provision for defective Xbox 360 consoles raises more than just a few eyebrows."

http://www.dailytech.com/Xbox+Exec+Stock+Selloff+Raises+Eyebrows+Microsoft+Shrugs/article8044.htm

Robbie Bach of Microsoft sold $6.2 million company stock prior to policy change

"Many executives of corporations buy and sell stock of their companies on a regular basis. Red flags are only raised when company insiders trade stock based on still-private information. Thus, reports of Robbie Bach, president Microsoft's entertainment and devices unit, having sold $6.2 million in stock up to six weeks prior to the announcement of the company's more than $1 billion provision for defective Xbox 360 consoles raises more than just a few eyebrows."

http://www.dailytech.com/Xbox+Exec+Stock+Selloff+Raises+Eyebrows+Microsoft+Shrugs/article8044.htm

First a top Exec at MS sells 6.2 million in stocks. And now Peter Moore is leaving MS. Even Bill Gates wants nothing to do with it anymore (hence him being nowhere at E3).

I mean, are they slowly fading out of the gaming industry?