Scarcity on opening months is a terrible metric to use for the ‘success’ of a product, especially in technology/gaming. One could use that argument for the PS Vita, and look how that turned out. Or hell, you could even use that to spin the Wii into a failure (super hard to find for good while, became the ultimate…

Sony was able to sell roughly 915k units up to March, which is damn good numbers.

The Dark Knight isn’t even in the same league as Bridge on the River Kwai just saying

I disagree that would have been way too cliche and easy. I liked what they did with it. I’m so sick of this notion that we arent supposed to joke about trump and that even the slightest joke means people are “trashing” him. His supporters are the most thin skinned pussies on the planet. None of them had a problem…

Shush, ya big baby. Being so sensitive.

I’m pretty sure that’s corporate talk for “it did slightly better than tanking”.

There’s nothing wrong with pixel graphics. It just seemed like it was the generic art style that indies picked up when the boom hit

They just don’t have enough of a library since, for whatever dumbass reason, they refuse to allow PS1 games on the PS4, minus Squeenix’s FF VII re-port from the PC version. That really is a double-edged sword on only giving away indie games, though they really do seem to only give out the shittiest ones...

Crazy right? Then again, this is arrogant Sony we’re talking about here and arrogant Sony does crazy things, until the next time they’re humbled, then they’re back to humble Sony.

The problem isn’t that people don’t want indie titles, it’s that when indie titles started to blossom, the shit pipes opened up and sprayed boring indie pixel graphics games everywhere, making it harder to find a quality experience.

It’s such an insane thing to say. If this were a press release from Sony Japan I’d assume it were a mistranslation. As if a number of their VR titles aren’t coming from smaller studios. Classic Sony.

Seems like every time this guy says something he makes Sony look like a huge ass.

Though it’s not very surprising given that it’s Sony... the same company that put all their bets into stuff like: Playstation Eye Toy, Eye Toy 2, Move, Eye... willing to bet VR will end up in the same state not long from now.

Is that why every month for PS+ we get indie games, and they keep allowing poorly made ones on the PS Store? Or is that why VR has failed big time, and how Sony could have easily avoided it if they had just looked at how badly the Rift and Vive sold?

You can always see when it when Sony gets too uncomfortable. After the initial PS3 flop, their tone changed. This is the good ol’ Sony that dominated with the ps2. We’ll see if history repeats itself.

I laugh long and hard at a company that thinks that small team created content, which can (doesn’t always) come out dozens of times a year and offer a great gaming experience at a MUCH lower price point than a AAA title would somehow be a dated thing compared to the massive investment and technical infancy that VR is.…

I’m very confused by you censoring the word fuck but not shit

This $40 standalone version of Modern Warfare does not include the “variety map pack” that Activision sells separately for $15, so if you want everything, you’ll have to dish out even more.

Remastered versions! Now with less content than the original!

I’d be on this for PC if/when it hits about $20. 40 is a bit steep.