A new year brings with it the promise of a fresh start, the chance to redo things one might have done wrong, the opportunity to learn from mistakes and to not repeat them again. As the gaming industry, too, moves into a brand new year, it must ensure that it seizes this opportunity, and that it learns from its mistakes.
though i disagree with the report (an article is an article no matter the opinion) ...i agree that they are negative about Sony without reason while Sony delivered this year every promise to its fullest
GamingBolt, you are seriously causing people angry. It's not triggered, it's call pissing people off every freaking times. I don't know why you keep doing this, but I can see why people N4G don't like your direction. It's not about you can't handle the truth. It's about how far can you go deep until you realize it's too late and you can't get back up from it. Truth is a powerful tool, but it's also a power that you can't control it and it want you to go deep that you can't go back and it will hurt wrong people. GamingBolt, it's time for you and your people to be redirected.
Edit : @Deep-thoart Let me tell who the worst. You are. Always being a PC elitist.
This is going to be a theme for 2017, isn't it? Even when PS4 is delivering crazy amounts of gaming content...
Features that one console adopts MUST be adopted by Sony within weeks, or they are making huge mistakes and are being ferociously anti-consumer etc, etc, etc. Yeah, yeah..... We've heard it all before boys, and it's the same concern nonsense that has been laughed out of the conversation because it only comes from the same people. In response to the article:
- Sony has been able to afford first-party delays in years gone, and another one will do absolutely jack.
- The announcement of games too early doesn't limit a lineup of games, and continuation of this will affect nothing.
- Most of the "for the players" point here is overblown garbage of the highest order. Sony has allowed mods, but who is talking about mods right now, and where are they happening outside a couple of major Bethesda games? That is a prime example of just how overblown THAT whole situation was.
- PSVR support at launch was already much, much better than any and all PlayStation peripherals combined, which the GamingBolt agenda refuses to acknowledge. I agree that they must support it well but we already had people calling it dead in the water on arrival and a flop, so it's hard to pay serious attention to people throwing shade at Sony's support of PSVR in general, especially this guy. They can afford this as a company, but the future of VR cannot afford that with Sony being the main player, so it will need some good support and we already have its first big AAA game in January that the GamingBolt agenda continues to refuse to talk about.
- There was no PRO confusion outside the concern trolls, fanboys and useless click bait media like GamingBolt. This is just another setup from GB to pursue a narrative when Scorpio comes out.
Sony can "afford"(...) most of these and still be fine, but most are not important other than having a solid lineup of exclusive games. Which is what they have and will have.