@Jayofmaya i know it will disappoint many fans, but this makes perfect business sense for Facebook, to throw their weight into a system-selling title that everyone knows and loves - especially in the vacuum of Ps5’s still being rare to buy at retail price. It will shift OQ2 units like nothing else currently on the Oculus Quest store. I’m only surprised its taken them this long - or, maybe, they have actually shifted enough units that this is projected to expand that user base. I’ve got a OQ2 and obviously it’s light years ahead of my old PSVR, I expect it will get ported to PSVR2 as and when it arrives.
@Dislecksier @Mezzer physical will eventually become obsolete. You can hold me to that! Maybe not this gen, or the next, but I’d place a small wager a PS7 will not feature an in built disc drive, maybe feature as a peripheral. Discs these days are little more than a waste of plastic, which is already out of fashion. Games themselves don’t fit on standard Blu-rays any more, and publishers need to weigh up the costs/benefits of releasing their games on 2-4 discs, and all the costs associated with that, or just go digital. Also, the license situation isn’t as straightforward as you think - i bought the recent call of duty physically and one of the licenses for one of the campaign missions (in total isolation to the rest of the game) expired, and could not be replaced, unlocked, anything. Even the gimps at the PS tech support could not figure it out. I just ended up selling it. I rather think the error happened because i got physical, and something about the license for the downloaded content didn’t agree with the rest of the package. Even now most games require a hefty patch to launch... unless its a small indie game, the days of putting in a disc and playing it are already over...
He could have given it away to a kid, or even auctioned it off for charity. But no. Boasting about it shows he didn’t even hesitate to make a quick buck, not even like he needs it - or maybe he does, pricks like these are always up to eyeballs in debt to their dealers. And people wonder why aliens haven’t made first contact with humanity, they just have to tune into TV, see vapid pricks like this and decide to come back in another few hundred years, see if we’re all still alive and any closer to enlightenment.
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@Jayofmaya i know it will disappoint many fans, but this makes perfect business sense for Facebook, to throw their weight into a system-selling title that everyone knows and loves - especially in the vacuum of Ps5’s still being rare to buy at retail price. It will shift OQ2 units like nothing else currently on the Oculus Quest store. I’m only surprised its taken them this long - or, maybe, they have actually shifted enough units that this is projected to expand that user base. I’ve got a OQ2 and obviously it’s light years ahead of my old PSVR, I expect it will get ported to PSVR2 as and when it arrives.
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@Dislecksier @Mezzer physical will eventually become obsolete. You can hold me to that! Maybe not this gen, or the next, but I’d place a small wager a PS7 will not feature an in built disc drive, maybe feature as a peripheral. Discs these days are little more than a waste of plastic, which is already out of fashion. Games themselves don’t fit on standard Blu-rays any more, and publishers need to weigh up the costs/benefits of releasing their games on 2-4 discs, and all the costs associated with that, or just go digital. Also, the license situation isn’t as straightforward as you think - i bought the recent call of duty physically and one of the licenses for one of the campaign missions (in total isolation to the rest of the game) expired, and could not be replaced, unlocked, anything. Even the gimps at the PS tech support could not figure it out. I just ended up selling it. I rather think the error happened because i got physical, and something about the license for the downloaded content didn’t agree with the rest of the package. Even now most games require a hefty patch to launch... unless its a small indie game, the days of putting in a disc and playing it are already over...
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He could have given it away to a kid, or even auctioned it off for charity. But no. Boasting about it shows he didn’t even hesitate to make a quick buck, not even like he needs it - or maybe he does, pricks like these are always up to eyeballs in debt to their dealers. And people wonder why aliens haven’t made first contact with humanity, they just have to tune into TV, see vapid pricks like this and decide to come back in another few hundred years, see if we’re all still alive and any closer to enlightenment.