Over a week has passed since Sony announced some of the technology that will ship with the PlayStation 5, and Microsoft has been mostly silent. Despite the beefy specs that will be found within the PS5, Microsoft should not feel threatened, as it has already expressed its intentions towards future hardware.
There are plenty of super rare PS1 games that are worth playing, but at some of the prices quoted here? Ask your accountant.
EA Sports dropped their first gameplay trailer for College Football 25 today and the game looks truly amazing. Buried in the details of the game hype, however, is a significant letdown for those who play online dynasty (a significant portion of the userbase).
Many details for the upcoming rumored Resident Evil 1 remake have already leaked online. Capcom appears to have huge ambitions for it.
While I want another modern remake of 1, I think code Veronica should be first. The first re1 remake holds up amazingly well. Give CV it's due.
What is Microsoft strategy? Get a bunch of websites to talk trash about PlayStation constantly?
I like Sony's strategy more. Just be PlayStation.
Microsoft will introduce the option of 2 consoles for next gen. One streaming only and one premium. The digital console along with Gamepass and the upcoming Xcloud is a match made in heaven.
Has any Microsoft strategy so far gave them an advantage over the competition? No.
Not even having the more powerful console worked for them. The only strategy they like to use is to hype lies and mislead people.
I'm not sure if focusing on a strategy that involves completely eliminating the need to purchase their hardware or (in some cases) software is something that could win anyone an advantage at any time.
What are you more excited to see at E3?