PS5 is pretty dope. But gaming isn't the same as it was. The Japanese gaming industry has become a mobile hellscape and all the once great studios there are shadows of their former selves, with the exception of NIntendo. Meanwhile, gaming has transitioned to western teams, which lack the talent and ambition of development teams of the past. Now we are stuck with endlessly mediocre AAA games.How the mighty have fallen.
Sad that Playstation will never be the same.
Weak bait.How the mighty have fallen.
Sad that Playstation will never be the same.
How the mighty have fallen.
Sad that Playstation will never be the same.
How the mighty have fallen.
Sad that Playstation will never be the same.
Rescued these from old IGN.
Pics from the launch at the Sony Metreon in San Francisco. Back then, Sony felt that outlets that covered games (like IGN and Gamespot) weren't important enough to send them consoles to actually review the games on, so everyone had to camp out and hope to get enough consoles for the office to actually provide coverage for Sony. Only places like Time Magazine were sent PS2s from Sony at launch.
The Sony Metreon line was 18 hours total, in sprinkling rain. We all got consoles at midnight, went back to my apartment to sleep for a couple hours, and then got up at dawn to try to hit every Target/Toys R Us in the area to hopefully get more systems for the office.
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Seems to be doing just fine.How the mighty have fallen.
Sad that Playstation will never be the same.
I know this picture is overplayed, but it's sort of obligatory:
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Imagine getting anything of the same calibre as Mgs2, 3, Ico, Shadow of the colossus, Silent Hill 2 from modern consoles. Seems almost unreal