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I love how the Nintendo one is basically them just admitting that it's a complete non-starter and not even trying it, lol. With enough money though they probably could get some of the smaller games but I doubt that'd be worth it for Epic
The MS first party part though is definitely interesting and not at all surprising though. I have to wonder if/when they'll eventually cut off Steam, or if Game Pass will ever come to Steam, since MS and Valve are apparently having meetings discussing stuff.
Sony is also interesting, but I have to imagine they're playing the waiting game and making sure that the EGS isn't a failure that would bring their PC plans down with it, hence the Steam release. I wonder how old this document is though...
The MS first party part though is definitely interesting and not at all surprising though. I have to wonder if/when they'll eventually cut off Steam, or if Game Pass will ever come to Steam, since MS and Valve are apparently having meetings discussing stuff.
Sony is also interesting, but I have to imagine they're playing the waiting game and making sure that the EGS isn't a failure that would bring their PC plans down with it, hence the Steam release. I wonder how old this document is though...
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So they can see "oh, 10 people are buying these games on PC. Better make another one."
Fuckin hell I hope they never except it and keep doing what they have been even though its probably smart too from their pov, if the only way I get Last of Us, Bloodborne, or God of War on pc is using a platform I don't want to that's gonna really freaking suck.
The Nintendo thing is pretty funny.
The Nintendo thing is pretty funny.
Yes. Definitely IMO..if i remember correctly 4-5 titles were rumored on the interwebs also but nothing concrete..
I'm aware there's a trial going on, but what document is this from? Do you have a link or anything
Borderlands 3 was a brand new game in a well established franchise with its previous installments available on PC, meanwhile Sony's games are multiple years old and since Sony had no prior history on PC there's no established PC playerbase interested in those games. Overall I think $200mil for 4-6 games was a decent offer.
Depends on the games. I imagine most of them are ones that sell for dirt cheap on PS4 nowadays.
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200m for 4-6 extremely highly rated games seems like a bad deal for Sony, assuming EPIC are after the biggies anyway, stuff like God of War, Spidey, Bloodborne, ND's stuff could all potentially do it individually in not too long a time on Steam, combined extremely easily.