Smaller game means smaller install footprint. Which means easier point of entry for new players. People are more willing to install a 50gb game and not a 150gb game. They also concentrate the player base in to more active activities.

ignore, wrong person.

Different issues. This one is regarding a handful of people and sexual allegations. There is another regarding lack of diversity in management positions. These two issues can find solutions at different paces. This article only addresses the former issue. Ubisoft is still working on solutions for the latter.

real life aint like movies. change takes time to enact. saying there are issues and addressing those issues isnt something a rousing speech at a company wide meeting will make go away.

And while I agree there is still advantage to owning your games, the problem is that even when you buy them on Stadia, you don’t own them, and Google can remove them from the service whenever they want for whatever reason (say, a game uses licenced music or licenced characters and the licence expires.

can you still play those games if you stop paying? no, you cannot. MS has those games paywalld. in that case, you still need to buy those games if you want to continue playing. Which is now more money for MS, and now you cant even play those games on your phone without continuing to pay MS $15. If you want to play…

they already denied that was the case in a recent tweet. Gamepass and gold are separate services and arent planning on bundling them together.

Take this example. You pay say $60. With MS, you get 4 months of GPU. after that no more games.

MS: 720p to your phone
Stadia: 1080p to your phone. and they give you on-screen touch controls as an option.

yep, it’s way better to pay $15 a month for something than pay nothing for better service... right?

oh! nice going then on the achievement. and that much money spent on the competition is nothing to sneeze at. Cant imagine the mental fortitude to get through some 133 games in the span of the month. Props to you.

Im sorry, but you are Sarah?

I reel for that poor gamer’s pocket book. Her score is super impressive, but I cant imagine how much money is cost her to reach that score in that month. at 1 game per 1000 score, that is likely in the vicinity of $500 for that score.

Battle Royal is F2p, any can download and enter the battle bus.

Consoles are built around PC parts. So yes, PC comparison is fair. The price of the console will be compared to an equivalent PC which makes the price an easier sell. And since there is no price tag on an equivalent PC, it really has no comparison. PS5 will have RDNA2, which isnt out and so far has ?? for a price.…

Price is only a number when it has something to be comapred to. If they said a price now, then people would compare it to the PS4pro. if they waited, then people would have PC hardware to compare to and then would find the PS5 price fairly reasonable.

I know im a few days late, but something just came back into my mind. CEOs, in many cases, are at the mercy of the Board of Directors. They have to keep them and the company happy. Kotick can be ousted by the board at a moment’s notice should they see fit. But his contract likely stipulates that his departure would…

1. would not fly as that would not incentivize CEOs from making their companies more efficient. Reducing labor by cutting redundancies in your company helps the company’s long term success. Doing this would just make it more difficult if you are going to punish the CEO for trying to improve the company.

Sony knows they dont need help selling consoles. They will already sell out on name alone and demand will far exceed supply. Sony will announce big games, but expect launch to be mild. Any HUGE title will likely be for 2021 (all the big sequels). What we will likely get is something akin to a DE version of a big PS4…

it’s making money and devs are supporting it, sounds like its doing fine.