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Re: Sony Is a 'Terrible Company' That's 'Blowing It in the Games Business', Says Michael Pachter

ButterySmooth30FPS

@wildcat_kickz From what I’ve gathered over the years, a game has to be developed and published by Sony, and they also have to own the IP. Insomniac and Housemarque already had games in the pipeline when they were acquired, so those don’t count, and Sony don’t own the IP to Wolverine.

And apparently, if a game is announced or showcased, it’s no longer new.

Re: PS5 Pro Users Starting to Feel a Little Shortchanged After Poor or Absent Support

ButterySmooth30FPS

@sanderson72 PS5 Pro wasn’t as much about raw power as it was more subtle hardware and software architecture advancements. More and faster RAM (with dedicated RAM for the operating system), more storage, a textured APU chip to further combat liquid metal dry spots and leaks, Pro Boost for games lacking specific Pro Enhancements, 4K upscaling/sharpness filtering for PS4 games, and PSSR.

Re: PS5 Pro Users Starting to Feel a Little Shortchanged After Poor or Absent Support

ButterySmooth30FPS

I paid $185 for my Pro after trades and incentives and it has been more than worth it. Any game that uses dynamic resolution scaling or unlocked framerates will see native improvements. Check out ResetEra’s gigantic list of games that perform best on Pro!

But I guess an article highlighting all the games that do benefit from the Pro wouldn’t get as much engagement as one complaining about it.