skit_data
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I recently realized I'm sorely missing a feature from PS Store:
Having the developers name (and/or publishers, but it's more important for developers IMO) be a searchable tag, page or at least make it possible to easily get an overview of their previous games available for purchase.
Steam already has it, for both developers and publishers. Great way of doing it, on full display on a games store page.
It's really quite simple. See how for example Spotify works. Click on the artist and you get taken to an overview by other work by the same artist.
The benefit for developers, small or big, should be pretty obvious. Again, imagine Spotify not having this feature, it would be very hard to find other stuff from the same artist if search results were only based on song titles.
It's possible this is harder to implement than it seems (similar to how changing name on PSN was tied to the lowest level infrastructure of everyones PSN-IDs) but I'd love to see how many think this would be a valuable addition. Hopefully it brings some visibility to it that may inspire them to implement it.
Having the developers name (and/or publishers, but it's more important for developers IMO) be a searchable tag, page or at least make it possible to easily get an overview of their previous games available for purchase.
Steam already has it, for both developers and publishers. Great way of doing it, on full display on a games store page.
It's really quite simple. See how for example Spotify works. Click on the artist and you get taken to an overview by other work by the same artist.
The benefit for developers, small or big, should be pretty obvious. Again, imagine Spotify not having this feature, it would be very hard to find other stuff from the same artist if search results were only based on song titles.
It's possible this is harder to implement than it seems (similar to how changing name on PSN was tied to the lowest level infrastructure of everyones PSN-IDs) but I'd love to see how many think this would be a valuable addition. Hopefully it brings some visibility to it that may inspire them to implement it.
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