@InMyOpinion
I don't want to prop up obsolete retail stores like GameStop who keep game prices from going down. That's what re-selling games does.
@ Silly Mammo
I don't buy games I don't like. And those I do like, I don't sell, because I like to help devs who make good games, not hurt them. And I don't want to prolong the life of parasitic companies like GameStop, as all you physical game lovers seem to want to do.
@rainslacker
I care that it installs to the HDD because that destroys the main benefit of using discs that existed in the PS3 gen (saving HDD space). Which is funny, becau...
No, you need one of those stop caring about dumb statues and posters machines.
Yes. They are stupid, and people end up just getting rid of them
I don't believe that you don't have internet and you still play a modern console. Literally almost every game you play must be broken because you never get the day one patches. Also the limited space argument is moot this gen (it made sense last gen) because discs just install the entire game to your HDD anyway.
I'm sure that has a lot of practical use and totally isn't just a waste of shelf space.
And apparently instead of being able to preload, you get your preorders cancelled.
It's physical, so it wastes space, and you have to put the disc in to play even though the game installs entirely to your HDD.
Now you have another dumb piece of clutter for your apartment that will take up space and offer you nothing. Except the inconvenience of a disc.
Alternate headline: "For Some Reason, Some People Still Won't Just Buy Games on PSN."
FFXV is installed on your HDD.
My favorite console of all time. Then again, where I was in my life probably had a lot to do with it as well.
I find it funny that someone has yet to accuse you of hating both because neither are on Xbox, and then accuse you of being a Rookie alt account.
They really need to get VC sorted out. That would really help tide people over between big releases. Don't get me wrong, I love indies (especially on a portable), but many of them have been out on other systems for awhile.
@wonderfulmonkeyman
I'm not saying there's nothing else, but it's tough for me to imagine someone choosing to buy one of those games over BOTW, rather than in addition to it. Also, Binding of Isaac wasn't even out at launch and has been out for awhile on every other system, so it's not really a system seller.
Yeah, I'm wondering what the other 11% are doing. I mean, I get that snipperclips is probably fun, but it doesn't seem like a system-seller. And this is not like a PS/Xbox launch where some people blindly ignore exclusives to play new iterations of COD/Madden.
Just because it wasn't the only reason, doesn't mean it wasn't a reason.
1+2=3. This is true even if 1 and 2 each issue PR statements denying it afterwards. Use common sense.
Do you really believe the tweet didn't factor into his decision? You do realize that most of the times people in the public view are forced out of a company, it is framed as them "resigning," and due to contracts/NDAs/the person leaving having honor, both sides will frame it as a mutual decision. You shouldn't blindly believe PR speak.
I see what you are saying (devs weren't working on games due to low expectations, and now that switch is selling so well, they are going to start working on stuff) but I question if the strong sales can continue long enough before those games that they'd start on now will actually launch. I love mine as a device, but after Zelda I don't know what I'm going to do (AAA-wise, I know there are solid Indies) for awhile, and I know of very little after Odyssey.