CrustyBritches
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You obviously don't own a PS5 Pro.Maybe people will forget convenience and price exist.
You obviously don't own a PS5 Pro.Maybe people will forget convenience and price exist.
That's why they're not switching.So if no one is switching you can start releasing games day one on PC.
That's why they're not switching.
hey, he owns an intel- he needs that power.The author is rocking a GTX 1660 with a 1300W PSU, you need to cut him some slack.
My man is doing awesome proofreading work! Let me add this to OP.LectureMaster I watched the stream and transcribed the question/answer. The translation is a little rough as the guy is having to translate on the fly, but this is what he says....
Stockholder question:
"Looking at games, especially in the second half, in the third party software lineup, not compatible to the PS4, but some new titles are only compatible with PS5. There has been an increase in the number of that. What is the thinking behind that? Are you expecting an acceleration of transition from PS4 to PS5? Or, and of course we are talking about third party, and those users with the PC and PS4, they might be able to purchase the software for PC and there might be a risk. How do you view the risks and opportunities?"
Totoki:
"The third party lineup only for PS5. You said there might be an increase in the number of the titles, but because of the timing and because of the late stage of the console cycle and naturally we have more titles for PS5. But the transition to PS5, we believe the transition is happening as we expect. So if you upgrade to PS5 basically there will be upside in the software purchases we see that as an opportunity. As for the risk for third party software for PC, we don't see that as a risk and we haven't seen that as a trend emerging."
Everyone should note, that the entire conversation was about third party software only.
CPU, MOBO, PSU, RAM, SSD?The author is rocking a GTX 1660 with a 1300W PSU, you need to cut him some slack.
That's funny, 16 of my friends swapped from PC to PS5 just this week.
Playstation are not the only developer making new games....Would be hard to convince anyone to switch to a platform where the biggest benefit is playing old games with higher res and effects. And those new games you really wanna play? See you in 12-24 months.
All those 4 friends I mentioned bought PS5s at the beginning of the gen and all are sold now. People are switching, to what degree idunno.I literally switched to PC from Playstation and that's where I have been playing their games, but ok.
You aren't wrong. Not having to pay for online is why my PS 5 has collected dust since Ragnarok. Turned it on for 2 hours just to play the Stellar Blade demo, I think the next time I even will play it is for GTA 6 and Death StrandingFor me it's not the first party games going to PC that's the threat. It's getting all the 3rd party and indie games a lot cheaper with free MP that's a threat.
Almost none of my 3rd party/indie spending is going to Playstation anymore. It's all PC/Steam Deck.
Why change anything? Their current strategy is clearly working and brining them in more money then they've ever made.People claim ease of use and simplicity keeps them console players that doesn't change with pc releases so yea I think at this point just release them day one.
day&date will make them more $$$$. helldivers 2 is an indication of that. launch hype helps sales a lorWhy change anything? Their current strategy is clearly working and brining them in more money then they've ever made.
Steam’s concurrent player count has more than doubled since February 2020 (pre-pandemic). I think it’s pretty damn naive to pretend that PC gaming has had no impact on PlayStation.I mean...PS5 is right behind PS4's overall sales at much more expensive prices even with a pandemic. I really don't think PS hardware numbers are affected by PC gaming in any way lmao.
Just like people will forget they now make enough to buy a PC? And what is so convenient about a console? For me it is something I need to fire up after letting it sit for 6-10 months, then update the system, then the controllers and then finally get to play the game I wanted. Not convenient at all.
Nobody's switching fellas, but keep up your lost cause. Maybe people will forget convenience and price exist.
Why change anything? Their current strategy is clearly working and brining them in more money then they've ever made.
Just like people will forget they now make enough to buy a PC? And what is so convenient about a console? For me it is something I need to fire up after letting it sit for 6-10 months, then update the system, then the controllers and then finally get to play the game I wanted. Not convenient at all.
That literally makes no sense considering early 2023 Sony mentioned over 30% of the users that had bought a PS5 were new users...Steam’s concurrent player count has more than doubled since February 2020 (pre-pandemic). I think it’s pretty damn naive to pretend that PC gaming has had no impact on PlayStation.
PC ate up all the growth while PlayStation barely held on to their existing base and Xbox tanked.
Everything turns into xbox like Agent Smith.How can they switch to Xbox if the PlayStation is already an Xbox?
Well done. I started listening to it and lost the will due to translation. And you found the specific bits too. So hats off.LectureMaster I watched the stream and transcribed the question/answer. The translation is a little rough as the guy is having to translate on the fly, but this is what he says....
Stockholder question:
"Looking at games, especially in the second half, in the third party software lineup, not compatible to the PS4, but some new titles are only compatible with PS5. There has been an increase in the number of that. What is the thinking behind that? Are you expecting an acceleration of transition from PS4 to PS5? Or, and of course we are talking about third party, and those users with the PC and PS4, they might be able to purchase the software for PC and there might be a risk. How do you view the risks and opportunities?"
Totoki:
"The third party lineup only for PS5. You said there might be an increase in the number of the titles, but because of the timing and because of the late stage of the console cycle and naturally we have more titles for PS5. But the transition to PS5, we believe the transition is happening as we expect. So if you upgrade to PS5 basically there will be upside in the software purchases we see that as an opportunity. As for the risk for third party software for PC, we don't see that as a risk and we haven't seen that as a trend emerging."
Everyone should note, that the entire conversation was about third party software only.
LectureMaster I watched the stream and transcribed the question/answer. The translation is a little rough as the guy is having to translate on the fly, but this is what he says....
Stockholder question:
"Looking at games, especially in the second half, in the third party software lineup, not compatible to the PS4, but some new titles are only compatible with PS5. There has been an increase in the number of that. What is the thinking behind that? Are you expecting an acceleration of transition from PS4 to PS5? Or, and of course we are talking about third party, and those users with the PC and PS4, they might be able to purchase the software for PC and there might be a risk. How do you view the risks and opportunities?"
Totoki:
"The third party lineup only for PS5. You said there might be an increase in the number of the titles, but because of the timing and because of the late stage of the console cycle and naturally we have more titles for PS5. But the transition to PS5, we believe the transition is happening as we expect. So if you upgrade to PS5 basically there will be upside in the software purchases we see that as an opportunity. As for the risk for third party software for PC, we don't see that as a risk and we haven't seen that as a trend emerging."
Everyone should note, that the entire conversation was about third party software only.
I would say that this should be added to the OP but people only read the title & start commenting
Nope.PlayStation barely held on to their existing base and Xbox tanked.
I know you're being sarcastic, but for anyone who actually feels this way, what would be the proper 'unthreatened' answer for him to give in response?That sounds just like what someone feeling threatened would say…
The PC is basically universal health care...it only works if someone else does all the hard work, i.e. pays for it, while PCMR waits for hand outs.
That literally makes no sense considering early 2023 Sony mentioned over 30% of the users that had bought a PS5 were new users...
I mean that the size of their base has remained roughly stable or slightly shrunk even as the industry as a whole has grown massively. Not that literally 100% of PS5 owners are former PS4 owners.Nope.
Sony claims nearly 30% of active PS5 users ‘never used PS4’ | VGC
The company believes this shows it continues to acquire new players…www.videogameschronicle.com
This is serious business.Facts. I was just sarcastically shitposting.
You do understand that PS4 is online & still part of PlayStation's base right?I mean that the size of their base has remained roughly stable or slightly shrunk even as the industry as a whole has grown massively. Not that literally 100% of PS5 owners are former PS4 owners.
PlayStation will die when I leave