Calm down, mini-adamsapplethe guy is just speculating!
No, it's not even speculation when you're flat out wrong.
Business Segment Meeting 2024
- Thread starter ethomaz
- Start date
No, it's not even speculation when you're flat out wrong.
No offence to KT but most people don't buy their games until it gets a deep discount (I'm saying this as a fan of their warriors games).
Play Station has shown again that at the end of day is all about games. Playstation is an entertainment brand after all and they deserved to be rewarded for that.
How is MLB not on steam but on Xbox….
Could be all sorts of reasons
- Licensing agreements
- Development resources
- Plans for an SIE storefront
- The fact that sports games don't sell well on PC
OP
OP
Because contracts...How is MLB not on steam but on Xbox….
Microsoft together with MLB found a hole that Sony probably closed.
BTW the hole existed because Gamepass was something new.
Honestly, it's worth it. The gameplay is outstanding, just wish it was more polished
Yeah I've heard good things, I was just waiting for a good price as I definitely didn't think it was worth $70
His very shrewd and manipulative, at one point he claimed Call of duty was first party since Sony published the japanese versions.
I've put him on ignore now the forum is brtter without his chatgpt word salads
With PlayStation in such dire financial stress as presented today, was Helldivers 2 announced for Xbox? As professed by such trusted insiders lately?
We all know Xbox is synonymous with high unit sales.
We all know Xbox is synonymous with high unit sales.
SPE CEO basically confirmed they would shut down P+ or divest from it...
Really disappointing and short sighted.
Really disappointing and short sighted.
This was not a PlayStation Studios presentation, it was an Sony group presentation showcasing SIE as the Games and Network segment.
So no Bungie is not part of PS Studios.
Because Tony Vinciquerra is an old media guy who has a narrow view of where media is going and as is typical sony is short sighted and small visioned.
It'll be great selling to Amazon, Netflix, HBO, Disney, and Peacock for the next 10 years, but in 15-20 years, they'll all have substantially cut down on external costs and moved to create and prioritize their own content.
Meanwhile, Sony will be left holding the bag on diminished film and tv studios and while the IP may diminish in value as a result of the times.
P+ has 71 million subscribers and fueled by Sony content could easily rise to be one of the top 3 streamers in the long run and compete directly with Netflix and Amazon.
Sony's positioning themselves to be bought out at this point. Always the small fish.