They couldn't afford Xbox live growing up and black culture is filled with brand worship in general.
Pikmin 4 is not only worth pirating but it's also worth buying. You can really tell that it's the only thing Miyamoto still cares about.
i keep getting denied, really pissed off because the game actually sucks ass and i dont think ill ever play it again regardless, im just using this as an excuse to get my money back
I've been reading rumors MS is planning to exit the console market with the next generation and focus on publishing games.
...and let me guess. It's well past the chargeback/return window so everyone's victimized by ex-post-facto "terms&conditions".
the ps5 is white tho..?
if you're in the EU play the consumer protection card, otherwise be nice and suggest wallet refund (thus steam basically keeps the money, companies sometimes are more willing knowing you'll spend it in the future). raging at the CS drone is pointless, poor wagie is just following current policy. some are lazy dipshits tho...
Right from the beginning, consoles only ever existed because early home computer hardware left a lot of relatively low-cost performance on the table. Once that was no longer the case by the mid or late 2000s, the writing was on the wall.
Consoles still have a place and the point I was making was that Sony wins by default because Microsoft and Nintendo never seem to try competing against them. despite Microsoft absolutely having the money and capability to do so.
A big reason why Xbox has never been able to win people back is because this gen is effectively an extension of last gen. People bought PS4s and have a massive library built up already. They don't want to rebuy games or have to switch between different consoles, so even if the Xbox Series is slightly more powerful and affordable, it's a nonstarter. Hell, even Microsoft probably saw this coming on a certain level because they turned this gen into the game pass gen ("no need to rebuy your games, just subscribe to goypass!"). It obviously didn't work, but it does hint that they are aware of their problems with low install bases.
They've already confirmed that they're going all out on the next-gen Xbox. No one really knows what they're going to do but I highly doubt they'll exit the console space.
Well there were also a few periods where consoles legitimately exceeded what you could get on PC hardware. The PS1 and N64 both had better 3D hardware on release than you could get for PCs and most PC gamers weren't using 3D acceleration until like 1997. Same thing happened with the Xbox 360, although it only took a few months for comparable PC GPUs to come out.
What place? Since 2014, a console has been just a PC running a custom OS.
Try going into steam support and do the process for "I have a question about the game" some people are saying that puts them in contact with a real person.
That sounds less like "a part" and more like "the whole thing". Any argument about the devs being in the right just went up in smoke.
