The main draw of multi storefront is Steam itself not just Sony ports. Sony PC ports of which are various states ranging from ass to good as far as port quality. The best way to play PlayStation games is on PlayStation, the PC offerings quality have been often mediocre. I don't know how much that changes in the future. Even Sony seems to be wavering a bit on PC future.
If you want to play the most consistently refined versions of PlayStation games you get a PlayStation. Nothing changes with this in that regard, the main draw is other storefront options with Steam being front and center.
Sony fanboy crowd losing their minds of this here. If you want to talk about the Xbox future hardware roadmap here that's fine, if you want to bitch about how stupid Xbox is that's fine too, there is a thread for that too.
In the last few days we were surprised by the announcement of a new line of products, the open Xboxes. Pessimism and cautious curiosity have been the thermometer of the discussions, semantics aside, it's clear to us that it is a PC with an 'Xbox' logo and design. This approach is not new to us, Valve did it in 2014 and some problems are unavoidable, such as the subsidy issue that weakens the price x performance balance compared to a traditional console and the lack of exclusive games.
The true test of fire for the Xbox brand was done in 2016 with Microsoft simultaneously launching its...