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Re: Sony Believes PS5 Game Pricing Is Fair, Denies It Considered Charging More

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@naruball It's just the most popular thing to say these days. Sony is like every other company out there. They want to make money but also will push the price up if development costs increase. That's just the way it is. Even MS defended price increases. Consumers can simply wait until the price drops for any game. It's not like they are forced to buy it at the increased price. These very people just love to complain.

Re: Here's Why Rocket League Can't Run at 120FPS on PS5

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@markzzbr Sorry, but I won't be putting anything to rest. I also don't take every statement said with face value. I take those words with a grain of salt. It's not even a theory at all, because this does happen a lot in the game industry. Don't be so gullible to buy into everything you read. I also read what they said, so it was pointless to quote a recap of what I read. Either way, believe what you like. Nothing you're going to say it's going to change what I believe. Have a nice day. Also...don't waste your time replying because you're on ignore. Don't take it personal.

Re: PS5 Doesn't Have a Web Browser

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I barely ever used it, so I'm fine with it. Plus as mentioned, many of us have smartphones and iPhones these days, which perform better. I usually have my laptop near my entertainment center, so it's no biggie.

Re: Sony Considered Raising PS5 Game Prices Beyond $70, Says New Report

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@SurvivorGirl1 Of course they'll care if there is enough out there doing what you're doing, but what are the odds of that? If we're being honest, the odds wouldn't be favorable. As much as people complain about price hikes, they eventually accept it and move on. Just as Nintendo almost never lowers their game prices down, yet, people still buy them. There were many who were vocal about Super Mario 3-D All-Stars, but seeing as the sales for that compilation are strong, it didn't really hurt their bottom line. Truth is, those same people tend to cave in because they can't wait for a price drop and buy it anyway. But hey, you never know. Maybe one day, you might see such a unity.

Re: Sony Considered Raising PS5 Game Prices Beyond $70, Says New Report

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@LiamCroft Oh I know how it works, Liam. Which is why I don't take them too seriously until the truth is out. I'm not one who simply jumps on the bandwagon and believes everything I read. That's the odd thing about journalism. Many claim to have sources, but can't reveal them. So it's there either is truth in it, or simply a fib to get more eyes on their articles. Pretty much a rock stuck in a hard place.

Re: Sony Considered Raising PS5 Game Prices Beyond $70, Says New Report

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@zupertramp I think it's more so that there is no sources proving it to be true. Journalists say a lot of things, but like to "protect" their sources. That for me at least, makes it harder to believe them. Until Sony or someone affiliated with them comes out and tells the truth themselves, I'll simply take it with a huge grain of salt as I normally do.

Re: Sony Considered Raising PS5 Game Prices Beyond $70, Says New Report

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@LiamCroft If they don't reveal their sources, then how do you expect others to believe it? Lol. If anything, it makes it seem that have something to hide than simply being honest. Not to mention journalists these days do have a knack for sensationalizing. I take anything a journalist says with a grain of salt until there is actual proof of said sources.

Re: Sony Considered Raising PS5 Game Prices Beyond $70, Says New Report

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@SurvivorGirl1 I don't think they care. Lol. As long as the majority are buying their games, they'll continue to keep it $70. The cost of game development has gone up. I'm sure Sony and other companies know not everyone can afford $70 games all the time, but they are a business, and they are going to protect their bottom line no matter what. I don't like it either, but it's inevitable that game prices will continue to increase over time. The only hope is that wages increase as well.

Re: Sony Will Grow First-Party Organically, Could Bolster Portfolio with Acquisitions

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@Gamer83 Those companies' shareholders would have to be willing to sell their stake. Bethesda happened because they've had a strong standing with MS for years, so no one is surprised really that it happened despite it being a screwed up thing to do to the industry. However, I doubt Ubisoft, Sega, or EA are interested in being bought out as they are neither struggling nor does it really makes sense for their business. Not to mention there are anti-trust laws that exist for a reason to prevent monopolies. All in all, no, MS can't just buy any company outright.

Re: PlayStation Studios: All Sony First-Party Developers and What They're Working On

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@BamBamBaklava89 Well they don't have to buy up studios just for IPs. In terms of Konami, they could potentially just purchase exclusive licenses for their properties such as Silent Hill, MGS , Castlevania, etc. I think the best studios that fit their World Wide Studio family are Housemarque, BluePoint and perhaps Hello Games. Techland doesn't seem to fit into that mold personally speaking. Sumo Digital is probably unlikely, but they do have a handful of subsidiaries under their umbrella, so I guess that would depend on price and value in general. I see Sony acquiring a few more studios in the not so distant future, but their more likely to expand their current studios, which is already happening.

Re: This Is What a Bloodborne PS5 Remaster Could Look Like

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@Lovespuds Indeed. Plus a remaster isn't even going on at the moment, so not sure why everyone is getting overly hypothetical about it.

I'm not a fan of Xbox nor have any interest in Series X or S, but they are doing some interesting things and that's good on them. Whether Sony decides to do something similar or not isn't affecting me and I'd imagine the average PS5 owner will not complain about it. B/C is nice and I will use it everyone once in a while, but I prefer to play new games when I get my PS5.

Re: This Is What a Bloodborne PS5 Remaster Could Look Like

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@KirbyTheVampire Lol. I never said that I'll buy them without a single thought. Good for Microsoft if they are doing it, but that doesn't mean that Sony has to do what they do. It's an "oh well" situation and I'm not going to be bummed over it. Regardless, I decide what I do with my own money and will decide if it's worth forking over. Not to mention I don't buy remasters day one. I prefer to wait until they drop in price. In which case, the investment risk is rather low. Why you even think that I'm a fanboy for not sharing the same opinion as others is rather childish on your part. If you prefer to insult others for not seeing it your way, then be my guest. I prefer the high road.