hououinkyouma00
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This thread sure is "something" lol
They got their asses kicked last gen, and had to change (not saying it's a bad thing). The original vision to beat Sony in the living room didn't work out and as a business they needed to do something to stay successful. Consoles have a place obviously in the ecosystem as they sold over 150m consoles not including Nintendo last gen, and I think Sony will be careful about how they proceed for awhile as they are still in "1st place" and are probably more worried about Nintendo then Microsoft. I think their current strategy of releasing older titles that have sold 90% of their life sales on PC will stay for awhile. It's smart because it gets people interested in their franchises which in the long run will get more console sales, and if it doesn't then it still makes them more money.
I'm curious to see how the future unfolds however.
While the end result is unchanged I do think a lot of people mistake Microsoft's intentions with their move to PC. If Xbox One had been a immediate success and they hadn't sold less then half of what the competition did I don't know if they would be pursuing the same direction.Well MS was getting it's ass handed to them so they had to do something.
Wasn't MS original plan as they wanted to take Playstation's place in living rooms with a windows Box.
Sony is milking older software that isn't likely to sell much more on it's consoles.
They got their asses kicked last gen, and had to change (not saying it's a bad thing). The original vision to beat Sony in the living room didn't work out and as a business they needed to do something to stay successful. Consoles have a place obviously in the ecosystem as they sold over 150m consoles not including Nintendo last gen, and I think Sony will be careful about how they proceed for awhile as they are still in "1st place" and are probably more worried about Nintendo then Microsoft. I think their current strategy of releasing older titles that have sold 90% of their life sales on PC will stay for awhile. It's smart because it gets people interested in their franchises which in the long run will get more console sales, and if it doesn't then it still makes them more money.
I'm curious to see how the future unfolds however.