It’s not a games as a service under any definition of the phrase, so the comparison is garbage

So the devs are fighting themselves? Wonder how that works

Like half of them do, and half of them don’t. But that doesn’t mean that none of them do.

Yeah, EA doesn’t (openly) condone the use of slave labor

2014 can’t come soon enough!!

Seemingly apple doesn’t want VR gaming at all, so that should be an easy win

How is nearly every answer in this thread wrong?

To answer everyone: haveing a single piece of hardware to develop does help, absolutely. But the answer is simply… money.

Sony pays to have have games like R&C or Uncharted made. These games wouldn’t be profitable for the studio to make, with the level of detail and polish, but they get $60 million (example number, definitely varies) from Sonyand now the studio is in the green.

That’s it’s. Console hardware is more PC than ever, having x86 AMD CPUs that aren’t that different from ones other OEM could just order. These is no secret sauce, they aren’t some crazy in-house developed flop or some weird also-ran processor like PS3 and 360.

Achey trees are real??

Psssh that could never happen…

Mi juego favorito es Llamar a de Duty Negro Ops

Lifting your own corpulent mass doesn’t count

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