I think it's clear that most of the first-party games they showed this month will be about before the end of 2021, some much sooner than that. They don't need to do this, but they probably look at their history and see that third-party exclusives helped them. They are covering as many angles as they can to ensure that PS5 adoption is faster than any of their new consoles before it.
Why I don't even bother discussing with a good chunk of the people who pretend to be outraged by moneyhatted exclusives, they don't even attempt to hide their hypocrisy and jump at the first sniff at being angry or hoping and praying it's true depending on the platform.
Nope, absolutely false narrative. Most on era hate moneyhatting regardless of Plattform. Buying developers is different compared to moneyhatting exclusives.
Sometimes I think there is a second resetera xD
I followed him during xbox one x and elite controller 2. He is well known in Xbox circles and probably the most trustworthy Xbox source.
We can't look at history and assume the same thing. Their first-party pipeline (including owned studios and partners) is more mature than it has ever been and the games they showed are very likely to release in the first year which would make it the strongest first year lineup in their history. They don't need third-party exclusives, but it's sure to help.
Of course we can, history is repeating itself right now. Or did you miss the last Playstation event?
I don't even get what you're arguing.
That August conference need to be bigger than their June event. They need to show serious killer apps that push graphics, not just the sequels either. While the sound design of GT7 is impressive, the graphics are barely an improvement, it's not the Driveclub of this gen which is a shame.
Atari was my first console cycle
