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[@GIBiz] Confirmed: PlayStation will not be attending E3 2020
- Thread starter IDontBeatGames
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How were the last two years lackluster for Sony? Also, why are you worried about PS5 when they have been talking about it for a year now?
Well considering that the royal family drama has been dubbed "Megxit" and everyone and their mother uses "-gate" for any sort of scandal, it's pretty fair game.
And here ladies and gentlemen is an example of whataboutism
Its a box shaped like an "X". https://www.psxhax.com/threads/late...ling-date-price-specs.7268/page-2#post-140853
Its a box shaped like an "X". https://www.psxhax.com/threads/late...ling-date-price-specs.7268/page-2#post-140853
Thank you, yah that seems fake to me.
Its a box shaped like an "X". https://www.psxhax.com/threads/late...ling-date-price-specs.7268/page-2#post-140853
That's foam.
Your right but the fun of the show GB puts on is the fact it's back to back confrence watches with the entire crew (both coast). Interviews with people all over the industry (nintendo and MS and third party, not just sony). Like when giant bomb does a live watch of a state of play it's just kinda meh and only one of the coast not the full crew. Like I'm understanding more and more wanting improvements from e3 from a journalist or someone running a booth or a fan attending. But to fans watching at home remind me again why I want this epic show streaming to die?
Agreed, I'm indifferent to how and when Sony chooses to fully present the PS5 to the public. The original "See the Future" teaser from Sony caught everybody off-guard, but it still worked so damn well in building up the initial hype for the PS4. But, I wholly agree with you on the matter of people wanting everything in video games to remain traditional. I have noticed it more in the current generation and it rubs me the wrong way, to be honest. Whether it be the decrying of Microsoft's original Xbox One plan, the entire concept of the Nintendo Switch, or even streaming games over the Internet, it gets increasingly tiring seeing people that love this medium want it to remain stagnant. The argument of, "video games should be played on a television with a regular controller" is passé at this point. I do not recall anyone condemning the arrival of standardized online gaming with Xbox Live, to one of the biggest upheavals in gaming with the Wii, or even when Sony announced the infamous cost of $599 for the PS3, a price that this industry had not seen for a piece of hardware since the unsuccessful 3DO. If someone did not like what a particular company was doing, they would not buy the product! It was as simple as that.
To your comparisons to Apple, Marvel, Samsung, and even Tesla, thank you! These are just four of the dozens, if not hundreds, of companies that radically changed our world in such a minute span of time. When Apple silently moved the iPhone release schedule from June to October, and then September, no one was complaining about it! They still knew they were going to have the opportunity to buy the latest and greatest version of the iPhone, regardless of what month it would go on sale. When the iPhone X ditched the iconic Home button and required users to adapt to a fully gestural interface, it was met with a warm welcome. It created an all-around better experience for the user.
Microsoft, Nintendo, Sony, and any other company in this space are not spending their time and money to make a worse experience. Sony has especially shown a remarkable amount of consistency in the 25 years they have been in this business. To anybody that is skeptical about when the PS5 is revealed, why would Sony suddenly do a poor job at launching their fifth home console?