Anyway, Sony was at its best when they focused on the single player contained experience. PS1 and PS2 being when they dominated with so many great games, you couldn’t play them all.
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Valmond
Valmond
They really should drop this whole live service pursuit, it clearly isn’t working. And trends would show this given the type of commitment that is needed.
Plus, locking out like 90% of the world due to PSN isn’t a good move as well.
Plus, locking out like 90% of the world due to PSN isn’t a good move as well.
Tempokai
That's the Sony America's doing. Sony Japan is now pushing back by having an upper hand. Too bad it's weak hand because JP has its own internal problems. Basically Sony will slowly fall apart unless something unexpected happens lol
Valmond
@Tempokai
Yeah, I heard that Sony Japan is now acting. Change in leadership, and moving to a smaller team and whatnot.
They can still build back, but they have to play to their strengths. They got in far too late in the live service direction. If they just focused on their single player experience, they’d likely be fine.
Yeah, I heard that Sony Japan is now acting. Change in leadership, and moving to a smaller team and whatnot.
They can still build back, but they have to play to their strengths. They got in far too late in the live service direction. If they just focused on their single player experience, they’d likely be fine.
Valmond
Either way, as you said. They will slowly fall apart unless something unexpected happens at this rate.
Valmond
Oh yeah, also remove the dumb PSN lockout. That ain’t helping their sales.