I’m impressed that we (the UK) managed to to get them to change the deal. Europe said yes because they want to encourage growth in the sector. UK got criticised for not being open to business for saying no. US tried to block outright and now allowed it as written if I understand their stance correctly. We got them to…

Its a weird one since ubi plus is part of ps pluses benefits 

The UK’s CMA will almost certainly approve it. This directly addresses the reason they denied the merger before, and I think it would be hard for them to argue it doesn’t.  If they come up with some other reason to block the merger then they’d be backtracking on their previous ruling.

I think it means that any games outside that 15 years do not automatically fall under this deal. Everything else however is theirs forever.

two different statements. They get all the games in releasing in the next 15 years, and the rights to those games dont expire after the 15 year mark. 

Konami appears to be trying to make a comeback, what with multiple new Silent Hill games in the works. Given that MGS is their biggest IP, you’d figure that they’d put some effort into these “HD” releases. They’re completely remaking MGS3, after all, so clearly they realize that there’s still strong interest in the…

I’ve got to say - maybe it’s just me, but I don’t expect *anything* to run at 60 fps on the Switch. 

I don’t think the Konami hate is warranted as much anymore. They’re pushing a lot into the videogame space again. Their collections for Contra, Castlevania and Castlevania Advance are pretty outstanding. And the revitalization of the Silent Hill brand (finally) is a great step forward. This MGS collection could be…

They explicitly said that these were ports of the HD collection versions, so I don’t know why anyone would expect them to be anything else. 

Surprise, surprise... The collection that doesn’t say it will upscale or modify the games in any way isn’t upscaling or modifying the games!

This is basically all the Conservative platform is at this point. Well...I should clarify it’s *always* been this, they're just not even pretending anymore.

So they’re admitting Florida = a burning building? Finally something we agree on

To be fair, Florida is a burning building, these dumb fucks just don’t realize they're the ones who lit and are pouring gas on the fire

$50 for a 13-year-old game is not a great value, when that game is not coming with any upgrades, visual enhancements, QoL improvements, etc. You can buy the game for less than $20 second-hand. So what is $50 really getting you other than the convenience of playing it on a PS4 and presumably faster load times? I mean,…

It’s worth what people are willing to pay for it. If not enough people buy it, watch it go on sale quick.

Seems like if it was money laundering, all the press attention these record-setting auctions attract would be a bad idea.

These transactions always feel like money laundering.  Just like that sealed SMB that went for $2mil.

“Well, this certainly is going to put a damper on my winter SoCal trip,” said one disgruntled Theme Park Insider commenter. “Do I even bother with Disney for a third day?”

Hey the guy promised mental gymnastics followed by bluescreen, you can’t say he didn’t deliver.

I’ve been waiting for a PS5 version to replay it. I absolutely loved it on PS4, but I didn’t have an HDR or 4K TV at the time, so I would love to re-experience it on PS5 with upgraded visuals. I know they patched it to be 60fps on PS5, but I just know they’re going to release a new version eventually.