Indeed, one of the major factors that nearly "killed" PC gaming is the shift in retail (which was eventually shifted back in favor of PCs with digital distribution).
Indeed, one of the major factors that nearly "killed" PC gaming is the shift in retail (which was eventually shifted back in favor of PCs with digital distribution).
I fundamentally feel you've gotten this backwards. If you go back that far in time, then multi-platform releases in general were a dead area. What you're charting here isn't another increase in PC gaming (which has had people doom saying about it for as long as I can recall there being PC gaming), but the movement…
There are many reason why Sony would do that in Brazil. All of this talk should be considered in brazilian context, and that's something international news outlets forget. Mainly, it has to do with something only brazilians would undestand, and it's income inequality and the social status of buying something…
And you were wrong, this is just bullshit Sony spilled out of their asses.
"Even Sony thinks 1850 dollars is bad for gamers." Well, they don't, they really don't give a fuck, they are nothing but a company that cares only about profit that recently received MASSIVE amounts of backlash from pretty much everywhere.
Instead of providing some vague justification for the exorbitant price and hoping we all just get on with our lives, Sony Computer Entertainment America instead goes on the attack, pointing specifically towards a "heavy tax burden" that means 68% of the console's $1850 price in Brazil is made up of various import…
Yeah but this price calculation is all bullshit Luke, Sony is calculating the taxes on top of the final $1850 price which doesn´t make sense since they need to calculate that on top of the import cost which is $399, also this import cost is also wrong cause if it is correct it means Sony is buying their own product…
And we thought Argentina had it bad. In Brazil, the land of high video game import taxes, PlayStation fans will have…