Roger king
Superstar
Wow surprising to here, i haven't gotten a ps5 yet, was planning on waiting it out a couple of years
PlayStation says half of its annual releases will be on PC and mobile by 2025.
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Eventually all their games will be day 1 on PC, two years into the ps5s life and you still can't buy it in stores
if Horizon Zero Dawn II came out on PC day one 1, it would've at least doubled the sales they had on ps5
I think ghost of tsushima is the next to PC, then Spider-Man, once they see the monster numbers though, the will start dropping day 1
they need to sell software, don't have enough consoles to meet demand
if Horizon Zero Dawn II came out on PC day one 1, it would've at least doubled the sales they had on ps5
I think ghost of tsushima is the next to PC, then Spider-Man, once they see the monster numbers though, the will start dropping day 1
they need to sell software, don't have enough consoles to meet demand
itsyoung!!
Veteran
I never hear the opposite when yall wait years and at times decades for games to be released on playstation
is the peasant mind so simple it cant understand this happens to all platforms seems like a stupid point to bring up since it also happens to Sony They out here starving hoping Sony throws them a bone
We eating good in Sony land
Xbox stans like “oooo multiplatform?”
“anything for us??“
more like starving, which is why Sony is trying to capitalize off a new user base for their very limited amount of games they release per year.
Pitiful peasants, PC is here to save the day once again.
Pull Up the Roots
I have a good time when I go out of my mind..
I never hear the opposite when yall wait years and at times decades for games to be released on playstation
more like starving, which is why Sony is trying to capitalize off a new user base for their very limited amount of games they release per year.
Pitiful peasants, PC is here to save the day once again.
Day one when. Ready to become a pc master race full time.
Insensitive
Superstar
Half your games exclusive to your home console a drastic change.
There is no way to spin this as "okay".
Microsoft saw the future first and Sony is following suit.
It feels like they're moving to viewing themselves like Warner bros., Disney etc.
companies which create cinematic videogames that are to be experienced like a film.
Slowly they're moving away from Hardware being a core part of their business and focusing on Software
morphing the playstation brand as we know it very similarly to what Microsoft started on Xbox One.
There is no way to spin this as "okay".
Microsoft saw the future first and Sony is following suit.
It feels like they're moving to viewing themselves like Warner bros., Disney etc.
companies which create cinematic videogames that are to be experienced like a film.
Slowly they're moving away from Hardware being a core part of their business and focusing on Software
morphing the playstation brand as we know it very similarly to what Microsoft started on Xbox One.
Sony thinking ahead, Nintendo need to get on the service way, cause that hardware piss poor.
They can get live service games apparently. Xbox gamers here seem to be excited about Sony releasing live service games on PC. Personally I couldn't care less about those style games.Xbox stans like “oooo multiplatform?
“anything for us??
In a few years Sony is going to be unrecognizable thanks to Jim Ryan transforming their game slate into mostly live service games. Releasing all those style games seems silly because they'll be competing against each other for people's time.
Grand Conde
Superstar
Link?
Have you been listening to Jim Ryan? Every other word is live service. They're talking about 2 unannounced ones this year. For a company that previously didn't GAF about that type of game that's a transformation. 12 launched by 2025 That's almost 5 live service games a year average for the next 2.5 years.
After buying Bungie, Sony goes all-in on live service games
Sony plans to launch 12 different live service games, integrating technology and expertise from its acquisition of Destiny developer Bungie.
techcrunch.com
Sony Projects Launching 12 Live Service Games By 2025
What these live-service games could be are currently unknown.
www.gamespot.com
Grand Conde
Superstar
Have you been listening to Jim Ryan? Every other word is live service. They're talking about 2 unannounced ones this year. For a company that previously didn't GAF about that type of game that's a transformation. 12 launched by 2025 That's almost 5 live service games a year average for the next 2.5 years.
After buying Bungie, Sony goes all-in on live service games
Sony plans to launch 12 different live service games, integrating technology and expertise from its acquisition of Destiny developer Bungie.
Sony Projects Launching 12 Live Service Games By 2025
What these live-service games could be are currently unknown.
Are you suggesting 12 GAAS games in 3 plus years is "most" of their release slate? Really breh?
I'm suggesting that them releasing a live service game every 2.5 months on average from mid 2022 through 2025 is likely going to be a good portion of the games they release. I'm suggesting as these games release and make money like all the other companies they'll transition to live service games they'll be incentivesed to go further down that route.
So yeah I think 2025 Sony is going to be way more focused on live service games than 2022 Sony that says 12 games in the next 2.5 years. I think that comes at the expense of the style of games they started focusing on during the PS3 and PS4 years. Do I think they compete abandon those games? No but I think over time that's a diminished focus because they say hey instead of making this narrative focused single player only affair incorporate elements to make that a live service.
Look at the backlash Gran Turismo got. That microtransaction milk the customer attitude especially with Jim Ryan at the helm is already penetrating the company. To some people bring on live service games. To me I have no interest in them at all.
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