Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered on PC will require a mandatory PSN account, sparking controversy among players. Despite added features like DLSS 3 and ultrawide support, many are frustrated by the need for a PlayStation account.
Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered on PC will require a mandatory PSN account, sparking controversy among players.
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Oh yeah another PC flop on its way, I love to see it.
The end of PS PC ports is near.
The end of PS PC ports is near.
Steam weirdos didn't realize that all games after Helldivers 2 fiasco will require PSN login?
It was clear Sony was opening an exception because the game was being sold in countries not supported by PSN.
It was clear Sony was opening an exception because the game was being sold in countries not supported by PSN.
Sony probably never planned to make PSN mandatory on steam, but after H2, they strictly implemented that on all released games.
At what point does Sony realize these losers and the bad PR they bring every release isn't worth it.
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I honestly think the argument: "PSN mandatory because for the MAUs needed" is bullshit. What use would be there for needing MAUs for Single Player games? Even the shareholders would laugh. It all comes together...like I said Sony is deliberately making it to exit PC business. So they can later say: "We tried with best effort for long-term success"...
PC business will be halted at PS6 gen.
Just watch see FairGame, Marathon and Until Dawn failing on PC too.
Not sure... before Helldivers 2 issues exploded others PS preorders pages already had that requirement on Steam.
The account link update in Helldivers 2 game happened in May.
Ghost of Tsushima DIRECTOR'S CUT had the account liking in it page since March.
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@Systemshock2023 Bro, your time is limited. Just laugh as much as you want, but I bet with you that at the PS6 gen, the PC business will be exited by Sony.
There are literally zero arguments speaking for Sony to continue PC ports.
There are literally zero arguments speaking for Sony to continue PC ports.
Powerwash simulator is also on consoles.
Ps6? That launches in around 5 years. So it's between 25 and 30 ports more. Are we doing this... opening threads for each port released? Until Dawn in a few days. It does get traffic on the forum at least.
Just checked and this year we got at least
Helldivers 2
Ghosts
Gow RagnaroK
HFW
HZD Remaster
Until Dawn
Lego Horizon
Concord (RIP)
They sure as hell are ramping up. Maybe I was too conservative with my calculations.
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Every single game published by Sony on PC includes that in the store or in its trailers. But as we know later Sony didn't really make it mandatory in their games, or at least most of them.
I don't get why there's articles about it in every single game.
I don't get why there's articles about it in every single game.
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Oh boy it’s definitely not 5 years away. PS5 is rumoured to come in 2027. That 3 years. Anyway your running out of time. PC demise on PlayStation will be glorious.
I believe any future port that is yet to get budget allocation will be on hold till they see what happens with Fairgame$
Fairgame$ looked even more generic than Concorde.
Really? Why do you think gaming media would want to generate bad press for Sony? Who benefits from this? Which company has been getting away with anti-consumer practices unscathed and unquestioned?
I don't buy PC games that require a second set of online DRM (Steam or Epic ++ PSN). No way, that means that if either Sony or Steam pulls the plug on their servers for some reason I lose access to my game, this is just too risky.
Generally MS got away with anti-consumer practices, Sony got (well deserved backlash) for their PSN login on games that don't need it... I still think they should have kept their stance for online games, but this is a different thing entirely.
Drama does generate clicks.
Generally MS got away with anti-consumer practices, Sony got (well deserved backlash) for their PSN login on games that don't need it... I still think they should have kept their stance for online games, but this is a different thing entirely.