GoingTheDist

For all those saying this game looks great and you can't wait. Why is that? It looks like a less creative version of Bayonetta or am I missing something?

Physical Sales Numbers to determine a game's success is silly. Physical sales are on their way out totally eclipsed by digital sales. That being said Ronin looked terrible

That was nice of them to throw in an $8 EA flop

This game is so generic that is brings nothing new to the table and is in no way pushing the PS5 makes this a hard pass for me

@Specky
You are adorable if you think Rockstar is ever going to make a new IP. They are making way too much from GTA Online and Red Dead Online to bother with anything else. The old Rockstar that was all about making new games is dead.

I hope it fails. I hope all new live service games fail. Maybe if these big companies lose enough money live service games will die

@KonstantTrouble
I'm sorry you consider wasting your time as value. I enjoy well structured games, with engrossing gameplay and mechanics. Which Ubisoft has failed at recently

@DestructionAllstars
Most of the games on the PSVR2 were on the Quest library of games years ago. When people say lack of games they are usually talking about AAA games and/or 1st party games

@Godot25
Meta as a whole made $40 billion in profit last quarter, so I think they are just fine.

@Shrek_Realista
They will never remake Resident Evil 5. Even when it originally game out the game was seen as racist and a bit of problem, in today's culture it wouldn't make it to the finish line

@Godot25
Just like Microsoft with the Xbox, they can afford the losses while they are getting everything in place to change the way we game

@MrMagic
That's because they are not simply resting on their accomplishments they are reinvesting in new research and development, and new big 1st party games. Remember they still have Grand Theft Auto San Andreas coming out

@havoc33
20 million VR headsets were sold just last year and Meta Quest was 18 million of them. That's a pretty impressive number for a niche product

I think three things are hitting the PSVR2:
1.) Lack of 1st party games
2.) The fact it's still tethered to the PlayStation instead of being wireless
3.) The Mets Quest 2 is $300 less and the Quest 3 is $50 less. Both have giant libraries of games and apps they are also both completely wireless