- Dołączono
- 29 Mar 2018
Not only do we have the whole backwards compatibility issue, the loss of archives/old games dying on storefronts, but also it allows for Sony to be the complete arbiters of what games are priced at. They kill off the resale market and can decide what purchases are.
Now im going to be optimistic and hope an entity like the EU/EC who have a) semi entertained the idea of Stop Killing Games and b) have gone after groups for things like loot boxes turn around, get some kind of initiative to put a stop to this, or put it in front of them with the argument that it’s monopolistic/anti competitive (which it is). You want to make a game and sell it on the PlayStation- has to be through our store and we more or less dictate the price.
Certainly for Ross from SKGs - this could be another thing he points to as an even wider issue. In the most optimistic of optimistic looks, maybe they mandate that if you want to sell in the EU market, need to have a disc port.
But otherwise this is looking very bleak. May be looks even bleaker for Sony when people don’t purchase their overpriced console.
Now im going to be optimistic and hope an entity like the EU/EC who have a) semi entertained the idea of Stop Killing Games and b) have gone after groups for things like loot boxes turn around, get some kind of initiative to put a stop to this, or put it in front of them with the argument that it’s monopolistic/anti competitive (which it is). You want to make a game and sell it on the PlayStation- has to be through our store and we more or less dictate the price.
Certainly for Ross from SKGs - this could be another thing he points to as an even wider issue. In the most optimistic of optimistic looks, maybe they mandate that if you want to sell in the EU market, need to have a disc port.
But otherwise this is looking very bleak. May be looks even bleaker for Sony when people don’t purchase their overpriced console.
