Am I tripping or Vgchartz changed their week 47 numbers? they had Switch and Xbox above 1.2 million and now they lowered the Xbox and increased the Switch.
as they should. He's out of line
After all this, I totally see Sony disband Bend Studio if their next game is a flop.
They give big opportunities to small studios but they don't tolerate failure.
You get one chance, you either succeed or you're out.
That was to be expected. Let's see how the trial goes.
Ooooor your game was just bad.
Tried to play it for 2 hours then gave up and removed it from my computer. The gameplay felt stiff as hell and I felt limited in my action. And that bike felt awful to drive.
Let's be honest, it wasn't a great game. Yes I know that some of you like it but you have to admit that it had many flaws.
Well it's cheaper
It will definitely 100% go through.
It just won't go through without concessions. The whole point of the investigations by competition authorities is to determine which concessions would make sense.
Now if the concessions asked are too big then MS might decide to give up.
No we know why Xbox is such a wreck.
Their big boss spends his time talking instead of working to lift his brand up
He lies so much. It's crazy at this point.
you own the physical object but not the virtual IP it olds.
You own a right to use that IP tho.
Also most of them are PS4 players. Some left for Switch, PC or Xbox.
How does NBA 2K23 weigh that much??
Astonishing that these people are paid 6 figures wages to come up with FLOPS that everyone could see coming.
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Discovering planets ? You mean copy pasted planets
I've played it a lot when I was bored and it's actually a boring game where you have to give yourself a reason to play. There's not much to do.
AMD probably started selling their chips more because their own suppliers started increasing the price. Hence why Sony increased the price, sine they're at the end of the link.
@n1kki6 in my country, these two words are interchangeable.
I already gave you the net income which substracts the costs. It's the money earned by the company after taxes. Stop acting sassy because I was one step ahead of you. In last year, they earned over $9B AFTER TAXES AND COSTS which means that they earned nearly as much money as their 2020 revenue (before taxes and costs).
It's revenue (profit). But mind you their net income last year was over $9B, close to their 2020 revenue!
Nvidia has become a VERY RICH company in a relatively short time. Their GPUs are definitely overpriced.
Yeah I saw the owner's tweet.
That error margin is huge but they still get quite close to the reality considering they don't have NPD's deep pockets.