It'd be such a waste of time to remaster. Sure release it with some PS5 boosted settings or something but don't waste the time.
let's not forget that Sony only bought the studio in 2023
Is that IDIDATHING?
I've only even played the 2D Rayman games (original, and the UbiArt ones) maybe I should go mess with Rayman 2.🤔
I'm fine with people not wanting it. Easier for me to get one at launch. I know what I want.
It sold out physically on Japanese Amazon. They might have just not made that many to sell. That's kinda how it is over there. Hard to say for sure.
It's hard to judge Japanese physical sales cause they often don't make too many and games will sell out just because there's so few, not because it's popular. I believe i did hear that Astro sold out so these sales would be limited by that.
I did my part. I got the controller. I went out and got a physical copy and I had a blast playing this fantastic game.
It really is funny how executives have nothing when they don't have people doing the actual work.
Starfield isn't inspiring anyone.
It'd at least be more interesting in the space.
Also good games will inspire other games.
I just want people to stop being dicks about stuff they were never going to be invested in anyway.
Looking at just how demanding we are of hardware and what any other console has sold, the price is about what I expected. I was not however prepared for them to dump the Disc Drive. That part sucks.
I thought it was very limited. No options for focal length or anything. Just placement and you can skew it with the motion control.
Games take a long time to make. And it's kinda by choice. I could go for more $40 8-12 hour games. Shorter games/dev time allows for wider variety and iteration.
It's literally 85% chinese players. They specifically are celebrating this game and getting on board with it. It is directly a different situation than other games, many western games, do not do well in China.
https://gameworldobserver.c...
China.
but also it's pretty good.
That would be nice T^T
I feel like a system that runs the same, but limited, library as the PS5 would do quite well. Just restrict it to lower end games. ie. "Mobile Enabled" labeling on software.
I think Nintendo and Valve have shown that there's no need to split an ecosystem anymore and it's wildly beneficial to be unified in fact.
Yeah, they've been bullies.