I’m neither claiming nor implying that, you’re just either being insanely naive or completely disingenuous with your take lol.

Some of the shows above are absolutely fantastic shows though (Succession, Billions, and Yellowstone mainly).

Regarding Ballers:

It’s actually a bit more complicated than that, made even more complicated by the success of Marvel over the past decade or so.

In this case it’s also the result of AAA games increasingly costing a third of a billion dollars (and rising) to make and market.

Well, assuming you saw the trailer from a Sony event or something, obviously they’re not gonna include the fact that you don’t need Sony to play the game lol.

Literally the top of the exoprimal website:

...you mean like the same Spiderman that Sony owns the rights to?

We’re bringing STAR WARS: Knights of the Old Republic - Remake to PlayStation 5 as a console exclusive at launch and to PC

That’s nice, but unfortunately those people are gonna have to learn to live with it lol.

I’m aware, but none of the things you mentioned are unique to, or even particularly notable, in Philly lol. They’re just things to do once you’re already there.

I’m aware, but none of the things you mentioned are unique to, or even particularly notable, in Philly lol. They’re just things to do once you’re already there.

Even if nothing happens, KOTOR will only be a temporary console exclusive.

10+ years ago that may have been legitimate, but now it’s absolutely not.

It’s easy to forget that used games and used consoles are often the only accessible ones to a huge chunk of America that can’t dump 500 bucks on a toy.

I’ve heard there’s this little company called Amazon that apparently has a pretty decent business going on, rumor has it they have more physical copies than your local Gamestop would too lol.

That’s cool, you know where else you can get it? directly through Nintendo/Microsoft/Sony/Steam/Epic/whatever’s digital storefront lol.

It wasn’t just them, Microsoft threw them a pretty decent lifeline a couple years ago that I’m sure has benefited Gamestop much more than it did Microsoft.

Gamestop should have died years ago.

Oh, you like Thing A? Well, here’s a chunk of injection-molded plastic that sorta looks like it.