I hope she is wearing socks in those shoes, and they look a bit dirty looking to me.
I know that can be a turn-on for "Sniffers like @PropellerEar and @rofif", but it's not to me.
Alana Pearce "The quality of games is not relevant anymore. Companies want games where people spent the most time in. "It will only get worse"
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I know that can be a turn-on for "Sniffers like @PropellerEar and @rofif", but it's not to me.
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EwwwI hope she is wearing socks in those shoes, and they look a bit dirty looking to me.
I know that can be a turn-on for "Sniffers like @PropellerEar and @rofif", but it's not to me.
She's a strong MS shill. I have no time for her and Cory shouldnt give jobs to people who clearly shill for a rival company
Her and countless other media shills were spamming this BS for a month straight back in 2021. Xbox still hadn't released a single new 1st party game for their brand new console, so they pushed gamepass hard. No one in the media held them accountable for it, just kept pushing GamePass
This is while she was employed at SSM too. Sony are true cucks this generation
Her and countless other media shills were spamming this BS for a month straight back in 2021. Xbox still hadn't released a single new 1st party game for their brand new console, so they pushed gamepass hard. No one in the media held them accountable for it, just kept pushing GamePass
This is while she was employed at SSM too. Sony are true cucks this generation
Playstation is a mess outside of there sales.
I mean how obvious are those gamepass shilling tweets now. They read like those bots on instagram and twitter, “Your page is the best, I feel bad for other people who dont follow you” This shill shouldnt be working with Sony. They don’t need to go near Xbox, or PC
She is right in different points:
- To make AAA games is very risky because they are so expensive both for GaaS and non-GaaS
- Successful GaaS AAA titles generate way, way more money than successful non-GaaS AAA games
- So if publishers risk a ton of money prefer to do it in the type that potentially may give them a ton of money
- Great reviews and awards don't pay bills and salaries, money does
- Successful GaaS keep bringing money during many years (let's say 7 yearrs) with the risk of a single game. While non-GaaS mostly bring money one or two years. Meaning to cover that 7 years period with the risk of a single GaaS they'd had to cover it with almost around half a dozen non-GaaS AAA titles. 1 risk vs let's say 4 or 5 risks
- Games compete for the time of the players, not only vs the other games but instead vs other entertainment industries (cinema, social media, streaming video platforms, books, sport, tv, etc)
- GaaS are very time consuming, to fight for the time of the users but also because on average players are more likely to pay for a DLC/IAP/season or battle pass if spent 1000 hours with the game than if spent 2 hours: the more you play, the more likely is that you'll pay
- That doesn't mean (non-GaaS) single player games are dying, there's still a place for them
- Indie studios shut down all the time as always happened, but you simply don't realize about it because never heard about most of them. And they are also now facing struggles to get publishers and funding, like AAA teams.
- The quality of games matter, in GaaS too. Helldivers 2 is an insane success while Suicide Squad tanked. The difference? Game quality
- Doesn't matter if it's an indie game, AA, non-GaaS AAA or GaaS AAA: the game won't be successful if the target user, the player of that niche/genre/game type doesn't like it enough. The game quality matters, without it the game can't work (please note: you personally not liking a game doesn't mean it's bad, the target user of the game may find it very fun)
- Game quality matters, but obviously isn't everything to turn it into a profitable/sustainable project: there are other things like marketing, the competition available for that game type in that moment, and many other factors involved
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I hope she is wearing socks in those shoes, and they look a bit dirty looking to me.
I know that can be a turn-on for "Sniffers like @PropellerEar and @rofif", but it's not to me.
Hopefully it picks up. Fingers crossed the next CEO is on the ball and understands PS is a powerful brand and Sony’s most powerful atm.
But it all depends on the people in Sony and not so much PS I guess.
Im sure they are doing fine, great even but after the PS4 gen they could of done more with it all. And next year they will be dealing with the Switch 2
dude I just got new skechers slip-ins.I hope she is wearing socks in those shoes, and they look a bit dirty looking to me.
I know that can be a turn-on for "Sniffers like @PropellerEar and @rofif", but it's not to me.
I don't have to bend ever again. It's the best thing in my life.
So her feet are the only ones I will sniff
It's an interesting point because yes ostensibly quality matters and yes you have to satisfy your consoomers but what happens when your consoomers prefer slop
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Then for this case a good game should be slop, because it's what these players like / what works with them.
Some of them may say -and sometimes think- slop stinks and that they prefer stuff that smells like roses, but at the end they always play slop.
Publishers and devs may hear this and make a game that smells like roses, but later figure out nobody buys it and see that what it works instead is slop. So they end doing slop.
I mean, notice that same people complaining about AAA being creatively bankrupt are the same ones who don't buy a single creative indie game, or that say that the Quantic Dream/ND games aren't games, etc.
Or all that people who now say Sony is evil because of what they did with Japan Studio (or being more specific Team Ico games or Gravity Rush) are the same people who never bought their games, or almost none of them. Or same goes with Tango/Hi-Fi Rush: now everybody is supposed to be a big fan but nobody bough their stuff and this is why they shut it down.
I don't really follow what people on forums buy, but I absolutely think AAA is creatively bankrupt and I'm happy to spend money on good indie games because that's where the fun is nowadays I find. Better games at a better price what's not to like.
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I’d hire her too
Last I heard she’s gay now… lame!
Last I heard she’s gay now… lame!