PCs have got easier to use, Consoles more complex. PCs will offer more consumer choice, Consoles less.
There is nothing in consumer law offering you the protection you seem to think you have. Even as a digital buyer you benefit from the competition from physical as retailers compete and the resale market applies pressure on prices. That will be gone and the only retailers permitted to sell codes will be Sony, who will be able to control the market in the same way Apple currently do theirs.
There’s never been a never will be an instance where less consumer choice has benefitted the consumer. This will be the same. Sony are gambling that the losses from those leaving the ecosystem (which will include some big spenders) will be offset by increased returns from, and control over, those that stay in the ecosystem paying them more for less. They’re hoping to create a community of casual gamers and Whales to be bled dry.
Any discounts will be entirely down to their largesse with very little impetus to give any, every aspect of what you purchase, where, how, and how long you have it for will be at the whim of one vendor with no competition. Any consumer that sees that as a positive is the equivalent of the frog sat in the pan of increasingly warm water.
You need to question them though. Capcom figures included PC games and back catalogue titles only available digital.
Even if the figures show what you claim, so what? You’re just describing the corporate justification as they look to make more money out of you. There’s no benefit for the consumer.
As I previously said most of the advantages have gone. The only vendor for PS games will be Sony.
Their plan is clear, to milk those who stay with them as a captive audience with higher margins and higher prices, and hope that cancels out those who go elsewhere. Within that reality it’s a matter of personal taste and pride what the individual does.
This must have been explained thousands of times now and I can’t believe you don’t know. But for the avoidance of doubt, on PC you have a multitude of storefronts to buy from, better DRM in many cases and the capacity to burn many games to disc if you want. Games are generally substantially cheaper on there as no platform holder takes a cut.
It also has other advantages like decades of backwards compatibility, mod support, free Online play, emulators etc. Consoles used to have the advantage of cost, ease of use, convenience, physical games and exclusive games. Sony have almost stripped the first four away and don’t do much of the fifth thing anymore.
I don’t expect them to change their mind. I just expect them to not get any money out of me.
They’re taking a calculated gamble. They know they’re going to lose a portion of their user base over this. They know PS6 will sell less than PS5, especially at the prices rumoured. The gamble is that making more money off those that remain from higher prices and higher profit margins will offset that. I’ve got too much pride to allow them to bleed me dry like that and will be getting a PC, but it’ll be interesting to see if it works.
PC gets most of the blockbusters though? How does selling old games in any way indicate that the platform doesn’t get new games? There’s no connection at all. In fact a platform having literally decades of persistent BC as well as modern games is a big plus.
I think anybody not knowing the difference between the two in the year 2026 is funny. 5 of the first 34 posts on this page alone explain it along with 71,75 and 252
If the future is digital only it just makes lots more sense for consumers to be on a platform where they have more choice of where to purchase and much more flexible DRM overall. It also offers Mods, decades of backwards compatibility, emulators and free Online. Throw in Sonys less than stellar exclusives output and high Hardware prices and they’ve steadily removed most of Consoles advantages over PC anyway, so…..may as well go PC.
That’s a lot of words to say ‘I am more interested in my chosen profit driven multinational corporation and their skewed justification for a business move that will actively hurt consumers than I am actual video games.’
Most of these aren’t 20 years old. But thanks for drawing attention to the disparity between the lifespan of digital games and the lifespan of physical games. If I want to buy a physical game from 20….30….40 years ago I can do. Yet soon nobody will be able to buy these games. They will literally disappear. Impossible to see how that’s a good thing.
I think the straw that broke the camels back is more accurate than people just being angry. If cancelling physical was a shock announcement among a slew of positive news and good moves I’m not sure it would have had the same impact.
But the optics of that announcement at the same time as shutting the PS3 and Vita stores down is a clear indication of a company that doesn’t think it has to try to keep customers sweet anymore.
They’re arrogantly complacent that they’re the only game in town and customers will have to hand over the money for their product no matter what. I’ve been a PlayStation owner since January 1996 and for me it’s the sad acceptance that the company I knew from the PS1 days or the PS4 era is long gone. The only way to correct overpowering corporate arrogance is for them to see the results in their sales.
True but no functioning adult is going to call themselves a ‘real fan’ of a multinational corporation that only exists to make money. Any that do deserve everything coming to them.
“Generally it’s accepted that the PC ecosystem gives you more ownership over your games, and there’s obviously competition within the space, as it’s an open platform with a variety of competing storefronts. (Although ask Epic Games how that’s going for them.)
Broadly, I think this sentiment boils down to the fact that consoles just don’t have the advantage over PCs they used to have.”
This is it, it’s the accumulation of everything. I’ve bought every PS3 console so far and between their hugely disappointing output this generation, price rises, and determined move to give me less choice and less for my money as a consumer in the future, I see absolutely nothing pushing me to buy another one.
I was already unlikely to buy a PS6 anyway given how disappointed I’ve been by Sonys PS5 output. This is another negative set against it in my eyes. I’ve a huge backlog on current and Retro systems and when prices settle in the future I’ll just get a PC.
As sensible as this seems to Sony in the short term, to maintain their margins in the face of rising component prices and Tariffs, long term the picture looks very uncertain. Younger generations are going to continue to move away from Consoles. Why pay minimum £520 for a PlayStation when the device they already have (Phone) plays Fortnite, Roblox, FC, Pokémon Go, COD, PUBG etc?
Exactly. That’s part of the problem. They’ve given up and now Sony have no anchor to encourage them to do any better. This is how they behave when they don’t think they’ve got any competition.
Definitely feels like a threshold has been reached for many. It’s forced acceptance that Sony are risking throwing away what they’re known for to chase current trends, and that they’re bad news for any developers they want to buy.
It’s just a huge misstep. I’ve been disappointed with their output this Gen anyway, then add to that the lack of care they take over their history and Retro titles and this is just a real kick in the teeth. Buying a studio with a deserved great reputation only to close them down so soon after is beyond poor.
Seems to be so. With MS pretty much pulling out, Sony have no competition so can behave as thy please. Every silly fanboy that wanted the competition to leave the industry was asking for stuff like this.
Not quite sure why she’s so smug. She argued that the acquisitions would lessen competition, yet MS are now putting their games on everything. Nobody needs to buy anything MS-related to buy COD or any other ActiBlizz game. Yes MS have carried on living down to reputation by laying people off, but almost everyone in the industry has (apart from Nintendo). Everyone has increased prices. Xbox was already set on their current path of poking their fanbase in the eyes every few months. Think she’s trying to retrospectively cover how bad it all worked out for her and the FTC.
2. Almost total lack of presence in some important territories.
Thats it. Not Series S, not GP, that’s the two issues. Very good to see them trying to find out what the issues are. It’s a mature approach and crucial for every video game consumer as the market needs competition, which means a strong Xbox.
Good news here is this is more than enough to keep them in the Consoles business as part of their wider ecosystem.
Yes, good news. Competition is good, in fact the industry could really do with that gap closing. Sony (or MS, or anyone else) without competition would be hideous for consumers.
I’m just going to echo what others have said but remastering games that can already played on the PS5 is just lazy, especially when there are so many Sony franchises from PS3 and earlier lying dormant.
The comparisons with Nintendo don’t really work. Hardly anybody played Wii U games and they don’t physically work on Switch so porting them made sense. But they’ve always been part of the wider schedule. Even this year which has been very remake heavy for them still has 4 or 5 new games.
Doubling back to neglected franchises, Sony could learn from Nintendo here too. Some say Resistance, Killzone, Sly Raccoon etc are being ignored because they didn’t sell enough. Look how Nintendo plugged away at Fire Emblem. Pikmin was never a big seller but got a sequel after 10+ years. Metroid Prime is back and even stuff like Another Code, Advance Wars and F-Zero got some acknowledgment this gen.
If Sony want to fill out their schedule there are better ways to do it than live service disasters and slightly shinier versions of games we can already play.
Where was Nishido-san when he said this? The year 2002? Because recently PCs have been getting easier to game on and Consoles have been turning into PCs.
I agree. Worst Console generation by some distance. Complacency and arrogance is rife in two of the three main players. We normally only have it in one. It’s a disaster for consumers
@nedbvai
The PS3 was wildly overpriced though, so that’s not a great comparison. Sony spent the next three years stripping components out and trying to force the price down. Value is totally subjective, some people will see this as attractive, others won’t. But that isn’t the same as being able to afford it. I could preorder 10 if I wanted but I’m not going to because it isn’t worth it to me.
The price of the Neo Geo wasn’t bad, it was the price of the games. They had one in an Arcade near me and I used to drool over it but I was a teenager then and I’d never have been able to afford a game for it.
You’re really overthinking the number at the end of the review. Read the review, research what the game is, decide if you want to play it or not. The number at the end is , like any review, someone’s opinion and TBH borderline irrelevant.
Also age has nothing to do with it. I’m 47 and think this looks great.
“ Should it lessen the emphasis on live service – and how will it account for spiralling budgets and escalating development cycles if it does? ”
Yes they should. They could try generating revenue the way they used to, by putting out AA, lower budget games that don’t have to have cutting edge graphics and £100m+ budgets. They could maybe try doing what Nintendo do and padding out their schedule with a healthy diet of remakes and remasters which cost less to make. They’re certainly sitting on enough dormant franchises.
I’m still leaning to a combination of prioritising the versions likely to sell in Asian markets and technical issues (given it doesn’t run great on PS5 anyway)
I just can’t believe anyone looked at the current market and thought another GAAS was what was required, then published a generic looking one that isn’t even F2P
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Re: Sony Knows How You Feel About No More Discs, But It's Not Going to Reverse Course
@Rich33
PCs have got easier to use, Consoles more complex. PCs will offer more consumer choice, Consoles less.
There is nothing in consumer law offering you the protection you seem to think you have. Even as a digital buyer you benefit from the competition from physical as retailers compete and the resale market applies pressure on prices. That will be gone and the only retailers permitted to sell codes will be Sony, who will be able to control the market in the same way Apple currently do theirs.
There’s never been a never will be an instance where less consumer choice has benefitted the consumer. This will be the same. Sony are gambling that the losses from those leaving the ecosystem (which will include some big spenders) will be offset by increased returns from, and control over, those that stay in the ecosystem paying them more for less. They’re hoping to create a community of casual gamers and Whales to be bled dry.
Any discounts will be entirely down to their largesse with very little impetus to give any, every aspect of what you purchase, where, how, and how long you have it for will be at the whim of one vendor with no competition. Any consumer that sees that as a positive is the equivalent of the frog sat in the pan of increasingly warm water.
Re: Sony Knows How You Feel About No More Discs, But It's Not Going to Reverse Course
@LurkerNoMore
You need to question them though. Capcom figures included PC games and back catalogue titles only available digital.
Even if the figures show what you claim, so what? You’re just describing the corporate justification as they look to make more money out of you. There’s no benefit for the consumer.
Re: Sony Knows How You Feel About No More Discs, But It's Not Going to Reverse Course
@Rich33
As I previously said most of the advantages have gone. The only vendor for PS games will be Sony.
Their plan is clear, to milk those who stay with them as a captive audience with higher margins and higher prices, and hope that cancels out those who go elsewhere. Within that reality it’s a matter of personal taste and pride what the individual does.
Re: Sony Knows How You Feel About No More Discs, But It's Not Going to Reverse Course
@TheSingularity
No mental gymnastics involved in stating simple unfiltered accurate reality.
Re: Sony Knows How You Feel About No More Discs, But It's Not Going to Reverse Course
@LurkerNoMore
I’m not sure what data you’ve seen that says that
Re: Sony Knows How You Feel About No More Discs, But It's Not Going to Reverse Course
@Rich33 @tangyzesty
This must have been explained thousands of times now and I can’t believe you don’t know. But for the avoidance of doubt, on PC you have a multitude of storefronts to buy from, better DRM in many cases and the capacity to burn many games to disc if you want. Games are generally substantially cheaper on there as no platform holder takes a cut.
It also has other advantages like decades of backwards compatibility, mod support, free Online play, emulators etc. Consoles used to have the advantage of cost, ease of use, convenience, physical games and exclusive games. Sony have almost stripped the first four away and don’t do much of the fifth thing anymore.
Re: Sony Knows How You Feel About No More Discs, But It's Not Going to Reverse Course
I don’t expect them to change their mind. I just expect them to not get any money out of me.
They’re taking a calculated gamble. They know they’re going to lose a portion of their user base over this. They know PS6 will sell less than PS5, especially at the prices rumoured. The gamble is that making more money off those that remain from higher prices and higher profit margins will offset that. I’ve got too much pride to allow them to bleed me dry like that and will be getting a PC, but it’ll be interesting to see if it works.
Re: Poll: Are You Considering Leaving PlayStation for PC?
@asdfghjklz
Come on, you must know the difference. It’s 2026.
Re: Poll: Are You Considering Leaving PlayStation for PC?
@MinerWilly
PC gets most of the blockbusters though? How does selling old games in any way indicate that the platform doesn’t get new games? There’s no connection at all. In fact a platform having literally decades of persistent BC as well as modern games is a big plus.
Re: 'PS5 Has Put a Dampener on Gaming': 45% of Enthusiasts 'Seriously Considering' Leaving Sony for PC
@MrHaggi @Decimateh @drakenpwn @Random_play05
I think anybody not knowing the difference between the two in the year 2026 is funny. 5 of the first 34 posts on this page alone explain it along with 71,75 and 252
Re: 'PS5 Has Put a Dampener on Gaming': 45% of Enthusiasts 'Seriously Considering' Leaving Sony for PC
It’s the straw that broke the camels back.
If the future is digital only it just makes lots more sense for consumers to be on a platform where they have more choice of where to purchase and much more flexible DRM overall. It also offers Mods, decades of backwards compatibility, emulators and free Online. Throw in Sonys less than stellar exclusives output and high Hardware prices and they’ve steadily removed most of Consoles advantages over PC anyway, so…..may as well go PC.
Re: 50+ Digital PS3, PS Vita Games to Buy Before It's Too Late
@Anthony_Daniels
That’s a lot of words to say ‘I am more interested in my chosen profit driven multinational corporation and their skewed justification for a business move that will actively hurt consumers than I am actual video games.’
Re: 50+ Digital PS3, PS Vita Games to Buy Before It's Too Late
@Anthony_Daniels
Most of these aren’t 20 years old. But thanks for drawing attention to the disparity between the lifespan of digital games and the lifespan of physical games. If I want to buy a physical game from 20….30….40 years ago I can do. Yet soon nobody will be able to buy these games. They will literally disappear. Impossible to see how that’s a good thing.
Re: Poll: Are You Considering Leaving PlayStation for PC?
@get2sammyb
I think the straw that broke the camels back is more accurate than people just being angry. If cancelling physical was a shock announcement among a slew of positive news and good moves I’m not sure it would have had the same impact.
But the optics of that announcement at the same time as shutting the PS3 and Vita stores down is a clear indication of a company that doesn’t think it has to try to keep customers sweet anymore.
They’re arrogantly complacent that they’re the only game in town and customers will have to hand over the money for their product no matter what. I’ve been a PlayStation owner since January 1996 and for me it’s the sad acceptance that the company I knew from the PS1 days or the PS4 era is long gone. The only way to correct overpowering corporate arrogance is for them to see the results in their sales.
Re: Poll: Are You Considering Leaving PlayStation for PC?
@johnedwin
True but no functioning adult is going to call themselves a ‘real fan’ of a multinational corporation that only exists to make money. Any that do deserve everything coming to them.
Re: Poll: Are You Considering Leaving PlayStation for PC?
@MinerWilly
Why is them selling older games an issue?
Re: Poll: Are You Considering Leaving PlayStation for PC?
“Generally it’s accepted that the PC ecosystem gives you more ownership over your games, and there’s obviously competition within the space, as it’s an open platform with a variety of competing storefronts. (Although ask Epic Games how that’s going for them.)
Broadly, I think this sentiment boils down to the fact that consoles just don’t have the advantage over PCs they used to have.”
This is it, it’s the accumulation of everything. I’ve bought every PS3 console so far and between their hugely disappointing output this generation, price rises, and determined move to give me less choice and less for my money as a consumer in the future, I see absolutely nothing pushing me to buy another one.
Re: Reaction: PlayStation's Burned Through the Last Remaining Goodwill of Its Fans
I was already unlikely to buy a PS6 anyway given how disappointed I’ve been by Sonys PS5 output. This is another negative set against it in my eyes. I’ve a huge backlog on current and Retro systems and when prices settle in the future I’ll just get a PC.
Re: Sony Announces Gigantic PS5 Price Increases, Effective from April 2026
As sensible as this seems to Sony in the short term, to maintain their margins in the face of rising component prices and Tariffs, long term the picture looks very uncertain. Younger generations are going to continue to move away from Consoles. Why pay minimum £520 for a PlayStation when the device they already have (Phone) plays Fortnite, Roblox, FC, Pokémon Go, COD, PUBG etc?
Re: Sony Announces Gigantic PS5 Price Increases, Effective from April 2026
@UltimateOtaku91
Exactly. That’s part of the problem. They’ve given up and now Sony have no anchor to encourage them to do any better. This is how they behave when they don’t think they’ve got any competition.
Re: Sony Announces Gigantic PS5 Price Increases, Effective from April 2026
Everyone who cheered the demise of Xbox as a Console manufacturer can now see the results of that. No competition is never good for the consumer.
Re: Sony Returns to Social Media After 72 Hour Hiatus But Fans Still Aren't Happy Following Bluepoint Closure
Definitely feels like a threshold has been reached for many. It’s forced acceptance that Sony are risking throwing away what they’re known for to chase current trends, and that they’re bad news for any developers they want to buy.
Re: If This Marathon Trailer Doesn't Get You Hyped for the PS5 FPS, Nothing Will
TBH nothing will as I have zero interest in another Online multiplayer shooter. Looks nice for what it is but I won’t be buying.
Re: Opinion: Sony's Disgraceful Bluepoint Closure Should Concern Every PS Studios Fan
It’s just a huge misstep. I’ve been disappointed with their output this Gen anyway, then add to that the lack of care they take over their history and Retro titles and this is just a real kick in the teeth. Buying a studio with a deserved great reputation only to close them down so soon after is beyond poor.
Re: Sony Makes Shocking Decision to Shut Down Bluepoint Games
@ozkrmz
Seems to be so. With MS pretty much pulling out, Sony have no competition so can behave as thy please. Every silly fanboy that wanted the competition to leave the industry was asking for stuff like this.
Re: Sony Makes Shocking Decision to Shut Down Bluepoint Games
@Burnish1619
I’m definitely going PC next
Re: Sony Makes Shocking Decision to Shut Down Bluepoint Games
This is genuinely shocking news. I’m appalled with Sony over this. Makes no sense at all.
Re: 'Told You So': Ex-FTC Chair Lina Khan Is Having the Last Laugh Over Xbox's Activision Acquisition
@Titntin
Ah I see. I’m with you now.
Thanks and same to you!
Re: 'Told You So': Ex-FTC Chair Lina Khan Is Having the Last Laugh Over Xbox's Activision Acquisition
@Titntin
What was I defending?
Re: 'Told You So': Ex-FTC Chair Lina Khan Is Having the Last Laugh Over Xbox's Activision Acquisition
Not quite sure why she’s so smug. She argued that the acquisitions would lessen competition, yet MS are now putting their games on everything. Nobody needs to buy anything MS-related to buy COD or any other ActiBlizz game. Yes MS have carried on living down to reputation by laying people off, but almost everyone in the industry has (apart from Nintendo). Everyone has increased prices. Xbox was already set on their current path of poking their fanbase in the eyes every few months. Think she’s trying to retrospectively cover how bad it all worked out for her and the FTC.
Re: PS Plus Premium Members Stunned at Dramatic Decline in Quality
It’s pretty poor. Sony has such a great retro legacy and so little enthusiasm for it. I won’t be renewing my PS Plus after it expires in July.
Re: Microsoft Is Investigating Why Devs Are Prioritising PS5 Over Xbox
Well that’s pretty simple.
1. Difference in Userbase size
2. Almost total lack of presence in some important territories.
Thats it. Not Series S, not GP, that’s the two issues. Very good to see them trying to find out what the issues are. It’s a mature approach and crucial for every video game consumer as the market needs competition, which means a strong Xbox.
Re: PS5's Commanding Console Position Is Seemingly Insurmountable
Good news here is this is more than enough to keep them in the Consoles business as part of their wider ecosystem.
Yes, good news. Competition is good, in fact the industry could really do with that gap closing. Sony (or MS, or anyone else) without competition would be hideous for consumers.
Re: Reaction: Why There Are So Many Unnecessary PS5 Remasters for Games That Don't Need Them
I’m just going to echo what others have said but remastering games that can already played on the PS5 is just lazy, especially when there are so many Sony franchises from PS3 and earlier lying dormant.
The comparisons with Nintendo don’t really work. Hardly anybody played Wii U games and they don’t physically work on Switch so porting them made sense. But they’ve always been part of the wider schedule. Even this year which has been very remake heavy for them still has 4 or 5 new games.
Doubling back to neglected franchises, Sony could learn from Nintendo here too. Some say Resistance, Killzone, Sly Raccoon etc are being ignored because they didn’t sell enough. Look how Nintendo plugged away at Fire Emblem. Pikmin was never a big seller but got a sequel after 10+ years. Metroid Prime is back and even stuff like Another Code, Advance Wars and F-Zero got some acknowledgment this gen.
If Sony want to fill out their schedule there are better ways to do it than live service disasters and slightly shinier versions of games we can already play.
Re: Jaw-Dropping 30th Anniversary PS5 Pro Console and Accessories Will Bankrupt You
Would like one of those Controllers, they’re very nice indeed. Ominous they haven’t disclosed prices though.
Re: Sony Boss Says 'PCs Are Difficult to Set Up', Firm Will Focus on PS5
Where was Nishido-san when he said this? The year 2002? Because recently PCs have been getting easier to game on and Consoles have been turning into PCs.
Re: Poll: Are You Happy with Your PS Plus Extra, Premium Games for September 2024?
Looks a really good month to me
Re: Astro Bot (PS5) - One of the Greatest PlayStation Platformers of All Time
@NeonMullet
Agreed. I never buy new games digitally.
Re: PS5 Pro Announced, Costs $700 and Out in November
FAO anyone who wants Xbox to leave the Console market and let Sony have it all to themselves.
Here’s your competition-free lfuture.
Re: PS5 Pro Announced, Costs $700 and Out in November
@x3King84
I agree. Worst Console generation by some distance. Complacency and arrogance is rife in two of the three main players. We normally only have it in one. It’s a disaster for consumers
@nedbvai
The PS3 was wildly overpriced though, so that’s not a great comparison. Sony spent the next three years stripping components out and trying to force the price down. Value is totally subjective, some people will see this as attractive, others won’t. But that isn’t the same as being able to afford it. I could preorder 10 if I wanted but I’m not going to because it isn’t worth it to me.
Re: PS5 Pro Announced, Costs $700 and Out in November
@nedbvai
You’re wrong though. Theres a difference between not being able to afford something and not seeing value in it.
Re: PS5 Pro Announced, Costs $700 and Out in November
@x3King84
I’m definitely starting to lean towards PC+Nintendo being the way forward
Re: PS5 Pro Announced, Costs $700 and Out in November
@B0udoir
The price of the Neo Geo wasn’t bad, it was the price of the games. They had one in an Arcade near me and I used to drool over it but I was a teenager then and I’d never have been able to afford a game for it.
Re: PS5 Pro Announced, Costs $700 and Out in November
@nedbvai
You think people aren’t going to buy this because they can’t afford it? Seriously?
Re: Astro Bot (PS5) - One of the Greatest PlayStation Platformers of All Time
@WanderWhere
You’re really overthinking the number at the end of the review. Read the review, research what the game is, decide if you want to play it or not. The number at the end is , like any review, someone’s opinion and TBH borderline irrelevant.
Also age has nothing to do with it. I’m 47 and think this looks great.
Re: Astro Bot (PS5) - One of the Greatest PlayStation Platformers of All Time
So looking forward to play this. Sony have always been brilliant at platformers. Now bring back Jak and Daxter, Sly Raccoon and Ape Escape please.
Re: Reaction: PlayStation Needs to Take a Long, Hard Look at Itself
“ Should it lessen the emphasis on live service – and how will it account for spiralling budgets and escalating development cycles if it does? ”
Yes they should. They could try generating revenue the way they used to, by putting out AA, lower budget games that don’t have to have cutting edge graphics and £100m+ budgets. They could maybe try doing what Nintendo do and padding out their schedule with a healthy diet of remakes and remasters which cost less to make. They’re certainly sitting on enough dormant franchises.
Re: Sony Flop Concord Axed Two Weeks After PS5, PC Release
This is mad. A gaming disaster to sit with the Virtual Boy, the Sega Saturn launch, the Xbox One launch, ET on the 2600 and the like
Re: Dramatic Conflicts as Sony Accused of Signing Secret PS5 Exclusivity with Black Myth: Wukong
I’m still leaning to a combination of prioritising the versions likely to sell in Asian markets and technical issues (given it doesn’t run great on PS5 anyway)
Re: Things Are Getting Worse for Floundering PS5, PC FPS Concord
I just can’t believe anyone looked at the current market and thought another GAAS was what was required, then published a generic looking one that isn’t even F2P