lmao environmental destruction, you do realize all of gaming does that? When sony wanted custom ram, do you think no new equipment was needed to make that? the mental gymnastics people are doing is fucking insane.

I don't get it, it's so easy to make MS look terrible already that there's no need for all these bs virtuesignaling reasons.All but maybe 1 things you say ms does, sony does as well but they get a pass cause you like their ips.

InUrFoxHole,
"Name the thing you think sony or Nin has done this gen that is better for gamers than MS bringing games everywhere?"

I don't think I've said others have done "better for gamers", but if I look at this qualitatively (which I am), I feel that the negatives are quite significant and, in my view, weigh far more than a positive of "bringing games everywhere". For starters, they bought publishers that were already releasing on other platforms—the difference is now they earn from it, so I don't give them any credit there. It's pretty much just their trifecta. Personally, I feel that the VRAM shortage is a massive issue to the point that Nvidia is restricting their GeForce Now play time and they're selling 3000 series cards again. Now we have companies exiting the commercial RAM market. This transition is industry-killing to the extent that it's making everything rentable without ownership. At that point, they could give away games for free and I would still say they have done terrible. I can name good and bad things from Sony and Ninty. Not the same as games everywhere, but I would say just say their good to bad ratio looks a bit better.

@Michiel,

If you think I give Sony a pass, you're unaware of how critical I often am of them.

Outside of hardware-level AI that upscales, I am staunchly against AI use in gaming.

There are no mental gymnastics and you must not understand my point on environmental destruction.

Sony and Nintendo do not have massive data centers poisoning communities.

https://www.bbc.com/news/ar...

Do you understand how much water and energy is used to power these data centers? There is nothing "fucking insane" about what I'm saying.

Some homework for you: Google "Fairwater".

Cheers.