It's not the finances they've underestimated, it's the market that they once knew so well
It sold very well and came out the gates with a decent library of games, then was left to die. It could be and should be so much more than what it is.
There's a two step process to smashing trannies
Bungie won't even release content for the actual game, you expect them to put in the effort to maintain two codebases? What do you think they are, a 3.6 billion dollar company?
Horizon Call of the Mountain and a few gimped PC ports like Pavlov which had the effect of killing the modding scene on PC because they decided to drop the steam workshop for mod.io
I'd consider it sort of a downgrade in some respects. I can't remember all the changes but some of the ports on the original switch and switch v2 were separate boards connected via ribbon cables, the oled has them on the main board, so if something like the game card reader breaks now you have to solder in a new one instead of replacing a complete and seperate board and plugging in a ribbon cable to repair it.
My friend has a PS5+PSVR2 and honestly it's fucking sweet. The PSVR2 is why I would buy a PS5. Pavlov is loads of fun, as is GT7 and that 4 player zombie game. Going back to flatscreen FPS sucks balls, especially with how good the VR2 controllers are.
Was Sony asleep during the whole Google Stadia fiasco?
He is probably a 50+ year old coomer like Kojimbo.
But... why? The only real advantage is that you don't have to install the games themselves. But storage is cheap and easy to install on the PS5 so why not just download the game and play it without latency? A lot of the stuff they're offering is already part of PS+ so you can just do that.
Have Sony and Microsoft got a checklist they're both speed-running through to see who can make the most spastic decisions in the industry?
They have been doing this shit way before Stadia was a thing, the only thing new is adding PS5 games to it
dedicated sony thread and people don't even know they bought gaikai in 2012...
same happened with the PSVR1. as a kit it was great because it was normie-friendly enough even consoletards could use it, and technically simple enough still doing fine what it was supposed to do.
Did you at least get a chance to play RE:Village in VR? I'm honestly considering getting the VR2 headset just to play that and RE4 VR, but I'll wait until Black Friday rolls around if I bite the bullet on it.
If you have a capable PC it would just be better to get a PC supported headset and play the RE VR mods instead, since you aren't locked to a single system. I don't know if buying the 500 dollar headset when Sony isn't even supporting it very well is really a smart idea.
