The PS5 could be the next-gen console to beat if Sony plays its cards right. The company's latest earnings call reveals more.
Thanks to the slip-up of an artist working on the title, we now have more evidence that a new Injustice game is in the works.
All available May 5.
Its like the final episode of the Sapranos. You gonna go to make a comment and when you click add th-
I think the only game here for me is Nine Sols. Was always interested in that game.
Good month for me, I wanted that particular footy game and thought it might be due. Anyway who cares, shame about the site I'll miss the comment sections. All the best everyone.
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Games will be what win it or lose it.
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The article tries too hard to divide demographics into "hardcore" and "casual." Sony's recent comments don't conflict with their prior ones imo. It is possible to focus on the "hardcore" while also offering broader appeal.
I think their comments refer to my prediction that their first party will double down on that big, cinematic experience game still, but I also think we're about to see significant investment into more MP and service games. Not to mention their VR output.
I'll let someone else define "hardcore." To me, someone who grinds to the top of GT Sport is just as hardcore as someone who puts hundreds of hours into a SP game to get a platinum. In addition to GTS2, I expect ND and GG to bring MP experiences pretty soon after launch.
The hardware will accomodate all types. If the author thinks that Sony is going to go the Wii route, they're really taking a leap.
Sony is just to big worldwide. Noone has ever beat them except Nintendo once with the Wii.
Too early to call. Microsoft is working very hard on their various subscription offerings which brings in loads of easy money, which they can then use to buy studios and independents, develop the IP they currently have, etc. People seem to love paying for more and more subscriptions. Microsoft has the money, and the power, but time will tell if they can use it. Personally, I'm gunning for Sony.