lmfao that's a lot of words to cope about being in this thread dreaming of scenarios where Sony is acquiring Capcom and that this news might mean as much.
Do you know how to actually read? Where am I going "Man, I HOPE Sony acquires Capcom and this mocap studio is TOTALLY a sign they are!!"? Nowhere, that's where. Again, you are intentionally ignoring the fact that Yurinka is the one who made this about acquisitions when they posited the studio as a "sign" that Sony isn't acquiring Capcom. The OP threw that correlation into the topic, and they've done it quite a few times the past few weeks, out of the blue.
So excuse me if questioning that logic is somehow in bad taste, and that operating on that same logic to show how one could read into it the opposite (or at least in a way to neutralize the takes he's been having) is somehow in any way equivalent to hoping & dreaming an acquisition happens. That may be YOUR fantasy, but it's not mine.
And no... much more than 4%. LOL don't blame me for your reading comprehension issues. I said the biggest singular platform. Cry somewhere else... because even if it was just 4%... you lose either way
And here's where
you fail: "PC" isn't really a unified platform, now is it? Storefront-wise, it could mean Steam, GOG, EGS, etc. GPU-wise, it could mean AMD or Nvidia or Intel. CPU-wise, it could mean AMD or Intel. "
PC" is just a melting pot of many different hardware and (in the case of games) storefront providers.
If you wanted an
HONEST comparison between PC and console, you'd do just that: combine all console sales and compare them against all PC sales. In the case of Elden Ring, that'd put consoles at 56%. Your "hardware vendors" are still just Sony and Microsoft, whereas on PC you have Nvidia, Intel, AMD. Or, you could go by storefronts. Console storefronts vs. PC storefronts, or a specific console storefront (i.e PlayStation) vs a specific PC storefront (i.e Steam).
That's if you wanted to do an
actual fair, objective, honest breakdown of ER sales by platform, of course. Which you don't want to do, because you want to pretend PC is some homogenous unified platform not comprised of multiple storefronts and multiple CPU & GPU vendors and product lines combined together to create that 44% you want to boast so much about.
It gets even uglier if we get *
really* specific and break it down by CPU & GPU type. All PS5s and Xboxes use the same CPU and GPU for example, but on PC, you've got people with any number of Intel Xe iGPUs, 4090s, 4080s, 5700 XTs, 7900 XTs, 1060s, i9s, i7s, etc. And you know if you broke the comparison down to those lines, even if it's 100% technically fair, PC percentages for ER sales would look absolutely abysmal. Because how many Steam users do you think bought Elden Ring to play on an i9 & 4080 setup? Versus PS5 or even PS4?
Yeah, exactly. Just take the L and hold it comfortably.