I never said, sony has the final say.
I said their deals are to keep games off other platforms. Microsoft’s deals result in more people having access to the games and better terms for consumers.
Microsoft raises game prices to 70 dollars
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I said their deals are to keep games off other platforms. Microsoft’s deals result in more people having access to the games and better terms for consumers.
Gizmo_Duck
blathering blatherskite!
Can’t wait to play high on life this month….oh wait
You can play it in your browser for a few dollars without any hardware commitment
Gizmo_Duck
blathering blatherskite!
You can play it in your browser for a few dollars without any hardware commitment
But what if i want to play it in 4k/60fps with all the bells and whistles on my nice tv?
But we're talking about Callisto Protocol which is available on all platforms...
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Then you buy hardware.But what if i want to play it in 4k/60fps with all the bells and whistles on my nice tv?
More options for more consumers
Pull Up the Roots
Veteran
No, it's not true. You're just making shyt up to push some weird narrative.
All of those decisions were made by Krafton/Striking Distance. They didn't *want* to launch on GP like a lot of publishers don't want to launch on GP, because it didn't make sense for them or their game. These decisions are made long before a marketing agreement is decided upon.
MS didn't have a marketing deal for A Plague Tale: Requiem. If you look at its tv spots, you would see they advertise releasing on all consoles. Those deals mandate only mentioning the deal holders console.
Thank you. This dude just makes shyt up.Ya'll gotta quit making shyt up. I get it, you're a gamepass fan, but come on now.
Is The Callisto Protocol on Game Pass
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It's only an issue to require consumers to buy something when it's NOT MSFT. Got it.Then you buy hardware.
More options for more consumers
No. The decision to sign with sony or microsoft would have happened early on. They have to know how they are gonna monetize their game.
The Callisto Protocol is latest title supported by PlayStation Studios
Thanks to the closing credits of The Callisto Protocol, we know that the game received support from Sony in the form of 150 employees from various PlayStation Studios, something that is becoming a more regular occurrence.
They were working with sony from very early on.
“It didn’t make sense” for their game because they had a path to a $70 launch with sony.
They did have marketing for the game. Their marketing deals tend to be a bit less shrewd. Devs are still allowed to acknowledge other platform. Sony deals are notoriously restrictive. Devs are forced to pretend their game doesn’t even exist on other platforms. For example Microsoft basically had to shadow drop their own game, deathloop, cause the sony deal made it so they weren’t even allowed to talk about their own game. Microsoft’s marketing deals don’t quite work like that.
You are not required to buy anything to play the game. Not even the game itselfIt's only an issue to require consumers to buy something when it's NOT MSFT. Got it.
?You are not required to buy anything to play the game. Not even the game itself
MeachTheMonster said:Then you buy hardware.
More options for more consumers
Gizmo_Duck
blathering blatherskite!
