It was already explained that the requirement was meant for day one, but due to the sheer number of people trying to play the game and overwhelming Arrowhead unexpectedly, they decided to push back the requirement indefinitely to deal with the important things first. This still makes it a Sony issue, Arrowhead dealt with things the best they could, as well as showed the most sympathy for their player base.
We already were blaming Sony. Not a single person I've seen talk about this has blamed Arrowhead. Not even the article managed to show a single example either. Review bombing doesn't count as it was clear the action was directed at Sony.
Oh yes, coming from the only console maker that ended up with an entire breach of data and brought their services down
That shows me you know don't anything about indies if that's the conclusion and generalization you managed.
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That one has its own unique can of worms, most notably the fact that it was caused by their own government.
100% agree, whether it's docked and a tower or a Deck and using the Switch on-the-go. The combo is all I ever need now that lots of PS/Xbox games aren't exclusive to their consoles anymore.
The Portal is strictly a PlayStation device and has on-par if not worse connectivity than most phones, so a G-Cloud or even a Steam Deck for a bit more money is a better deal for more options.
I don't exactly trust Square on their timelines and release windows, so not holding my breath on that one. Could easily see it getting pushed into the 2029-2030 range.
Maybe parting the releases out and having so many FF games in a short time was not a good idea, along with releasing Rebirth in a crowded window.
Highly recommend people using DuckStation for emulation on PS1 games. You're able to push the games to their limit and break beyond original texture sizes and aspect ratios, with games like Gran Turismo look like they got a fresh remaster. Breathes new life into old classics.
Sales and review scores don't lie, and those support my take.
That headline is the most unfortunate setup for a dig at Xbox, given the lack of games that have warranted even purchasing an Xbox (and that can date back to 2013). It's almost a notable Xbox game by default.
PS5 Pro doesn't exist yet, and what games are even coming out to warrant closing yourself off to PlayStation-only? Might as well spend the extra money and have a much more expansive ecosystem and a large back-log (along with a handful of PS exclusives that are on PC anyway).
Reading the article is hard for most people it seems
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I just wish the video quality was better on the system since I've got so many classics for it. Yes, it can go all the way up to 1080i for certain games, but even today it's hard to get the right cables and the right calibration to make things look great compared to the Xbox or GC
So odd that the number is suddenly higher than previously thought right as the Switch is closing in on the long standing record.
I mean, they really have a bad time escaping the idea of live service games, but Hogwarts Legacy has sold upward of 24M units and that's a single-player microtransaction-less game.
That's been the most confusing absence so far from Sony's PC releases. It would be a direct competitor to Forza again, and they could expand further on the physics to try and take some market share from games like iRacing, Assetto Corsa/ACC, rFactor 2, Automobilista 2, etc.. I doubt they would allow for mod support though, which hurts it against most of those other games outside of iRacing.
I mean, they should get flack. They stole designs and art, as well as used AI. They also did the same thing when it came to their other game which was a ripoff of Hollow Knight