[RUMOR] PlayStation Reportedly Set To Launch PC Ports 6 Months After Release Moving Forward

And most people simply couldn't give a shit because there are tons of new Souls-likes hitting the market constantly, and many of us played the game to death 10+ years ago when it came it out.

The constant harping on about this game is so lame and artificial. If Sony actually patched it to 60/120 on PS5 and dared ask more than $10 for it, they'd get murdered by the same people clutching their pearls over its non-existence. And that's a fact.
A PC port would sell loads guv.
 
The scenes when Sony do this.... but only via the Playstation PC Store. Would be a smart move especially if they work with Microsoft to make it integrate nicely into the Xbox PC interface stuff.
 
How would you even know that from Steam surveys anyway?
You can see there the percentage of Steam players that have certain RAM size, certain GPU, certain GPU, VRAM size, primary display resolution, etc.

By default they show you the most popular option in each area, but clicking in each area you can see the percentage usage of each one:

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As an example you can see that under 5% of the players play at 4K and around 20% at 1440:
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The scenes when Sony do this.... but only via the Playstation PC Store. Would be a smart move especially if they work with Microsoft to make it integrate nicely into the Xbox PC interface stuff.
I think if they release a PC+PS portable PSN store that is seamlessly the same than in home consoles (full crossbuy, crossplay, same catalog in the store, same user games library, trophies, cloud saves, friendlist etc) they'd release the games the same day in all these PSN clients.

And then in Steam or Epic Store they would stop release there new games, or would do it a year or two later after releasing it on PSN.
 
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You can see there the percentage of Steam players that have certain RAM size, certain GPU, certain GPU, VRAM size, primary display resolution, etc.

By default they show you the most popular option in each area, but clicking in each area you can see the percentage usage of each one:

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As an example you can see that under 5% of the players play at 4K and around 20% at 1440:
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I think if they release a PC+PS portable PSN store that is seamlessly the same than in home consoles (full crossbuy, crossplay, same catalog in the store, same user games library, trophies, cloud saves, friendlist etc) they'd release the games the same day in all these PSN clients.

And then in Steam or Epic Store they would stop release there new games, or would do it a year or two later after releasing it on PSN.
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You can see there the percentage of Steam players that have certain RAM size, certain GPU, certain GPU, VRAM size, primary display resolution, etc.

By default they show you the most popular option in each area, but clicking in each area you can see the percentage usage of each one:

image.png

As an example you can see that under 5% of the players play at 4K and around 20% at 1440:
image.png



I think if they release a PC+PS portable PSN store that is seamlessly the same than in home consoles (full crossbuy, crossplay, same catalog in the store, same user games library, trophies, cloud saves, friendlist etc) they'd release the games the same day in all these PSN clients.

And then in Steam or Epic Store they would stop release there new games, or would do it a year or two later after releasing it on PSN.
What does this have to do with knowing how one would know that those with high-end rigs are waiting for exclusives?
 
I know they're not interested in that but I wish they would release some of the games released before they decided to do PC ports, like Gravity Rush.
Infamous Second Son would be cool too.
 
And most people simply couldn't give a shit because there are tons of new Souls-likes hitting the market constantly, and many of us played the game to death 10+ years ago when it came it out.

The constant harping on about this game is so lame and artificial. If Sony actually patched it to 60/120 on PS5 and dared ask more than $10 for it, they'd get murdered by the same people clutching their pearls over its non-existence. And that's a fact.
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I see no difference between 2 years, 1 year, 6 months or day one anymore. Those games are all 3rd party games published by Sony and they just milk console gamers with the most expensive version of the game.
 
Everyone who plays day one is a beta tester these days. If you don't have FOMO it's best to wait 6 months anyway.
That's actually extremely true.

Unfortunately FOMO hits me far too often. I fall into all the beta and repurchasing traps there is. 🥺

This happened for me with a couple games:

Console launch, FOMO kicks in…
Buy!
Then I jump around between games and just play extremely slowly…
About halfway through a PC version is out… Bought!
But then there is no save sync…
Okay I have to start over…
But I rarely ever replay games so then I lose the interest before even reaching the spot I was on console!

😔
 
What does this have to do with knowing how one would know that those with high-end rigs are waiting for exclusives?
Nothing. I said it isn't true that like 90% of PC have high end rings, as can be seen in Steam hardware surveys. The percentage is pretty small instead.

I didn't say anything about if people with high end or low end PC rigs wait for exclusives. I don't know if they are waiting for something or not. I assume people with high end PC rigs what they want is games that take advantage of the several thousand dollars spend on it, instead of just getting more FPS and games looking marginally better than a $500 console.
 
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Nothing. I said it isn't true that like 90% of PC have high end rings, as can be seen in Steam hardware surveys. The percentage is pretty small instead.
But no one said that 90% of PC gamers have high-end rigs. The poster said that 90% of PC gamers with high-end rigs wait for games, not that they make up 90% of PC gamers.
 
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But no one said that 90% of PC gamers have high-end rigs. The poster said that 90% of PC gamers with high-end rigs wait for games, not that they make up 90% of PC gamers.
Without even any context, it's obvious a stat about 90% of Steam gamers being uber rig gamers wouldnt make sense. Why would anyone believe it that way? lol
 
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