Yes I mentioned this before..They don't own it anymore because the pressure to maintain exclusives has become too great for PlayStation.
Their grip is slipping. Has been for a long time.
Yes I mentioned this before..They don't own it anymore because the pressure to maintain exclusives has become too great for PlayStation.
Their grip is slipping. Has been for a long time.
He’s like the only guy who has released an exclusive every PS console. Up to Sony how they do there deals going forwardKojima has done more harm than good to PlayStation and it's about time to admit, he was the one who opened the door for PC releases
Nonsense.
For example, why do many Nintendo consoles fail when they have a hardcore and loyal fanbase who always buy anything Nintendo.
Don’t give yourself so much importance.
Most Playstation gamers right now numbering 100 million across 2 platforms don’t give a damn about us or these forums and neither the Death Stranding IP being sold.
They are busy playing FIFA, COD, Fortnite and GTA.
What sort of shows do they perform together?PlayStation is Valve's puppet
Yes. There's a picture of you posted in the executive office of Sony HQ, which is connected to a vision board of methods to induce your vitriol.What....the..... actual....fuck!!!!
Are they trying to piss me off intentionally?
What "many consoles" failed? N64? The system that was competitive with PS1 in the West and still beat the Saturn > 3:1 despite releasing almost two full years later? Gamecube, the system that still had huge 1P hits like Smash Bros. Melee and MK: Double Dash? The Wii U, which still has the highest attach rate relative install base for any system ever on average? Those "failures"?
Not the way you think they do. Hardcore & core enthusiasts are the ones who light the fire to get the engine going, so to speak, when it comes to a console's longer-term prospects. They're the ones who drive early engagement and growth, which makes the platform appealing for the casual majority that tend to jump in later.
The computer industry doesn’t… explain dlss then? Why Nvidia doesnt release or work with amd to support their cards? I’ll give you a minute for you to figure outThe DVD player industry doesn't.
The radio industry doesn't.
The computer industry doesn't.
The tablet industry doesn't.
The supermarket industry doesn't.
You will continue to see fewer and fewer exclusives as you're pulled into the Games as the platform era. Funny watching the stragglers...
Bwahaha!! All your analogies are ridiculous.The computer industry doesn’t… explain dlss then? Why Nvidia doesnt release or work with amd to support their cards? I’ll give you a minute for you to figure out
The supermarket industry doesn’t… hey you can only buy that cheese from Lidl.
DVD player industry is dead… I wonder why
The radio industry? Lol
“Tune in Monday for an exclusive interview with billie Jean”
Dude just stfu
The way I busted out laughing at you listing industries that aren't dependent on software / hardware salesThe DVD player industry doesn't.
The radio industry doesn't.
The computer industry doesn't.
The tablet industry doesn't.
The supermarket industry doesn't.
You will continue to see fewer and fewer exclusives as you're pulled into the Games as the platform era. Funny watching the stragglers...
How is my analogy wrong?Bwahaha!! All your analogies are ridiculous.
Keep being surprised when exclusivity is lost. I guess you want to live in that fantasy.
he was still in his father's sack.. you asking too much.. start with the basicsThe way I busted out laughing at you listing industries that aren't dependent on software / hardware sales
But remember when HD DVD / Blu Ray were competing? What did they do to try and sway consumers?
The DVD player industry doesn't.
The radio industry doesn't.
The computer industry doesn't.
The tablet industry doesn't.
The supermarket industry doesn't.
You will continue to see fewer and fewer exclusives as you're pulled into the Games as the platform era. Funny watching the stragglers...
It's starting to feel like it the past year...Yes. There's a picture of you posted in the executive office of Sony HQ, which is connected to a vision board of methods to induce your vitriol.
Executive bonuses utilize a KPI metric doomer-to-hopium post ratio from your post history over the past fiscal quarter.
HD DVD vs Blu Ray were competing formats, not movie playing manufacturers.The way I busted out laughing at you listing industries that aren't dependent on software / hardware sales
But remember when HD DVD / Blu Ray were competing? What did they do to try and sway consumers?
Nobody has any idea what this means.Only Sony makes Sony DVD/Blu-Ray players with their proprietary tech. Same with Matsushita/Panasonic, LG, Samsung, I could go on and on. They all have exclusive patents on technologies only they are legally allowed to use.
"Some kind of exclusivity"How is my analogy wrong?
Any business needs some kinda of exclusivity. Why would anyone buy an Xbox in this day and age? When you could literally buy anything else that does the same and more?
HD DVD vs Blu Ray were competing formats, not movie playing manufacturers.
Nobody has any idea what this means.
Sony, Phillips, and Samsung all make DVD / Blu Ray Players. None of them have exclusive movies. You're confusing exclusive features, with exclusive content, which doesn't exist. As the GAAP era grows, these hardware manufacturers will begin distinguishing themselves with...you guessed it...the hardware.
"Some kind of exclusivity"
Yeah, like price, power, aesthetics, controller... The next 30 years of gaming is about getting the platform (games) into as many hands as possible. There's too much money to be made on PC, mobile, Nintendo, XBox and streaming to lock it onto a console that can't sell over 120 million units.
It baffles the mind how people want to resist inevitability.
Imagine going up to a Best Buy employee and asking him/her "Now which movies are exclusive to this Sony Blu Ray player?"Man you said in the past you saw a lot of bullshit takes on this forum. You could at least have admitted to being responsible for 90% of them.
91%Imagine going up to a Best Buy employee and asking him/her "Now which movies are exclusive to this Sony Blu Ray player?"
You guys are the Black Knight from Monty Python.