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Nope, the writer did. Games like Journey and Beyond: Two Souls already do unique things on older hardware regardless of pixels and performance, ANY new experience can be made for ANY hardware, but new hardware is for new visuals, and if these devs stating their stance were so sincere, then prove it by making a 480p or even 480i version for PS3/360/Wii U, see what happens...

"A sentiment that any true gamer should agree with. In 2013 alone, games like Gone Home and The Stanley Parable found great success by leaving a lasting impression long after players ended their experience."

Two games on PC that can be played at high resolutions and framerates regardless of gameplay and have nothing to do with the current situation pertaining to 8th-gen consoles... you need a better point.

"If you already own it, and its in your download list, you will still be able to download it again after."

Except for the paint and racing gear DLC...

http://www.gran-turismo.com...

I've discovered that it's just the paint and racing gear DLC going away from the download queue, track, car and etc. DLC you purchased will remain...

http://www.gran-turismo.com...

This is indeed rotten here...

You're shooting yourselves in the foot for this one...

Oh I trust this article for once, it's Double Helix we're talking about here. Any dev that can make a 1-on-1 fighter 720p on 8th-gen hardward can be FULLY expected to screw up a multiplat on a more powerful variation.

You gotta' hand it to Double Helix: They're consistent...

PERFECT!!!!!!! Double entendre....

Nope, it's not their game. You can more likely talk about Sony with The Last Guardian or Until Dawn, but not about third party IP's.