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Re: Sony Reiterates PS5 Features at CES 2020 Press Conference

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@carlos82 I'm well aware of what Nintendo and Microsoft have been doing. Lol. They do it if they feel it's in their best interest. I also never said there was no demand for retro gaming either, so I'm not sure why you think I was disregarding it? The only point I made is that Sony, Microsoft and Nintendo are more invested in the future for hardware and software than retro, which I'd imagine is obvious. Despite that, they'll always give us the option for retro gaming if they feel it makes business sense.

Re: Sony Reiterates PS5 Features at CES 2020 Press Conference

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@TheArt There's a reason no one is agreeing with you(looking at your thumbs down there). No one forced anyone's opinion on him from the start. If you know how a comment section works, then you'd notice that we all tend to disagree and that's why we reply(which is there for a reason). He simply disregarded a differing opinion because it didn't fit his and decided to block(which reflected that quite well). In the real world, that is quite immature. From what I read from you, you are obviously white knighting(possibly an alt) and aren't doing yourself any favors. I have every right to disagree with him, just as you have that right too. The only difference is that I kept it respectful as possible while he decided to insult someone he doesn't know because he didn't like what they had to say. Good try though?

"This the thing I don't get on the internet."
If you don't understand how disagreements work, then I can't imagine how you deal with it in the real world. End of the conversation as far as I'm concerned. Good luck.

Re: Sony Reiterates PS5 Features at CES 2020 Press Conference

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@Averagewriter It's not my problem if you don't believe me. I know what is fact and fiction.I'm not here to prove my worth to a random person on the internet. From where I sit, the fact that you need to block me shows your maturity level and aren't willing to except differing opinions. Sorry to say, but not everyone shares your dated beliefs.Thank you for me doing the favor of not having to listen anymore of your ramblings I suppose. shrugs

Re: Sony Reiterates PS5 Features at CES 2020 Press Conference

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@Averagewriter As do I. I started with the Atari 2600 before moving on to NES, SNES, PlayStation, N64, Gamecube, PS2, PS3, 360...well you get the point. As much as I appreciate the past, I don't expect any of these console makers to bring me full b/c to play every game in my back catalog. I would be a nice convenience, but that's our own problems to resolve. Not everyone who loves a more powerful console is always bragging about which is better except extremists, or would I call them, fanboys. I don't fault Sony or Microsoft for doing so because it's competition and it's their job to talk up their products. Plus, more power doesn't always mean more graphics. More horsepower also brings more gameplay possibilities that wasn't possible in previous generations. That's what I look forward to the most. Personally speaking, I do love a how far we progress with visual display, but that's just icing on the cake in most cases.

Re: Sony Reiterates PS5 Features at CES 2020 Press Conference

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@Averagewriter You're asking for too much. If you have those consoles, then use them. You can always switch them out when you feel the itch to play old school games. What you're asking for would be too expensive and doesn't make sense from a business standpoint. If you don't care about specs, then I guess you don't want to play games, because every console has those. All in all I get that it's hard having every console you own hooked to a TV can be a pain, but there is no real quick fix to these problems. Sony, Microsoft and Nintendo aren't obligated to give what you want or any of us. They're focusing on the future, not the past.

Re: Rumour: Is This Ape Escape Twitter Account Hinting at a New Game in 2020?

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@KingSimba I don't see how they are the same. That's like saying every pizza looks the same. The point of those games is to be realistic, yes, but they aren't the same in all regards as they have different environments, timelines, etc. Even their art style isn't the same. Might as well call every Mario, Pokemon and Zelda game the same. My point is maybe it's better that you look at each game at what it offers and less on how you think they all look the same. Personally speaking, I don't care how a game looks whether realistic, cartoony, water colored, cel shade. If it has great gameplay, tells good story and keeps me immersed, that's all that matters. Not trying to crap on your opinion mind you. I just feel you're over judging games for the wrong reasons.

Re: Guide: When Is Sony's CES 2020 Press Conference?

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@TurboTom Bro, the specs that are mentioned in articles are rumors, and haven't been confirmed to be true. No one knows what the actual specs are until Sony reveals them. There's no reason to be a negative Nancy at this point. My advice would be to stop reading rumors and just wait until it's confirmed. That way, you'll at least be more enthusiastic. Or you know...find other things to do to pass the time. If power is the only thing that matters to you between both consoles, then perhaps PC gaming would be better for you.

Re: Shenmue III's Review Embargo Lifts Days After the Release Date

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@Porco I suspect they probably know that most of the published reviews will be lower than they hoped, and pushed back the embargo in hopes of getting some quick sales before the scores pop up. Who knows for sure, but it seems a bit sketchy to me. I hope I'm wrong and the rating score is above average. It won't stop the diehards from buying anyway and those who backed it.

Re: Sony to Focus on Core Gaming Business and Close PS Vue

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@GodGamer Handhelds were an afterthought for Sony. Vita's only real issue was expensive memory cards and lack of support from Sony themselves. Leaving the handheld market entirely was the right move going forward. Their core gaming experience has always been home consoles. PS Now as it stands, will certainly make a turn around now that Sony is putting more serious focus on that and less on things that were risky endeavors, such as Vue. You are entitled to your opinion, and that's as far as I go with the topic. Good day.

Re: Sony to Focus on Core Gaming Business and Close PS Vue

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@GodGamer Not likely since it's a part of their core gaming business. They made some nice changes that will likely lure in more subscribers. Vue on the other hand, just wasn't getting off the ground and it makes sense to end it now than lose more money on it. I am using it now and I love it, and it's a shame to see it go.