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Re: Reaction: Sony Continues to Fumble the State of Play Format

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Sony continues to fumble the PS5 in my opinion.. terrible output, terrible messaging, PSVR2 looks DOA. It's like they're content on just riding out the artificially inflated demand caused by the chip shortage by doing the absolute bare minimum required to stay in the game. They spend more time fighting MS's acquisitions than trying to do anything meaningful for their established base.

Re: Bruce Straley Wasn't Credited in HBO's The Last of Us, Calls for Unionization

commentlife

Ahh, the nebulous realm of IP law. You can direct the entire game and still not be considered a creator of the IP, which is what's being adapted. He's certainly not the owner of the IP. Unfortunately, that's all the law would look to in this situation. I fail to see how unionization would help in his situation, it works very similarly in TV show production and animation production. Both predominantly unionized.

Re: 15 PS5, PS4 Predictions for 2023

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I’m a little bit worried they’re too all-in on PSVR2 in the current economic climate. I also wonder what effect the whole Metaverse thing is having on those who don’t already have buy in to the idea. VR sales overall shrank in 2022 by quite a fair amount.

Re: Sony Reveals Highly Customisable Accessibility Controller for PS5

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@danlk1ng haha you are the one looking for drama by injecting yourself into this conversation in the manner you've chosen to do so. He's allowed to state his opinion, just as much as I am allowed to call out his lack of perspective on the matter, just like you're free to start whatever s$%! you want on the internet. And so the cycle continues.

Re: Sony Has Been Working on PS5's Accessibility Controller for Years

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@Cyberpsycho the Xbox accessibility controller is around 150$ USD I think, but it also requires some add ons in a lot of cases, so the price can be more than that depending on the person's needs. The Sony device seems to be more or less the same idea with a core peripheral that can also accept some breakout devices. I know here in Canada, you can actually get funding for a lot of stuff like this to help offset the costs, but that would probably vary per country.

Re: Sony Reveals Highly Customisable Accessibility Controller for PS5

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@danlk1ng if a person wants to buy an accessible device because they think it'll be fun, or they're a real big fan of the manufacturer, that's fine. But to call the design confusing when it was designed for an entirely different person with different motor skills and abilities, that deserves calling out in my opinion. I'm not creating drama, just suggesting you shouldn't comment like that on something when the design CLEARLY isn't made for an able bodied individual to play fighting games or arcade games on. I stand 100% behind my original comment.