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Sony's PC obsession continues with in-depth DualSense Edge customisation on your PC
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this post was submitted on 28 Aug 2024
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It's super scummy, what they're doing with PC.
The plan is to launch games on PC then lock sequels to console to try and force more hardware sales.
They've literally already released sequels, with another coming in September.
Everything points towards them beginning to plan for simultaneous releases, going forward.
And so far, sequels have come to PC, eventually.
Maybe they hoped some would grab consoles during the wait, but I'm willing to bet it wasn't anywhere near an amount they would need for it to be worth it. PC players are VERY patient when it comes to waiting for a version that can turn up the graphics, resolution, and frame rate.
Now the question will be: How long until emulation of these console-locked games is viable?
I feel like you don’t understand how running a business works or being a major platform creator works…
Welcome to Lemmy! Where the real world is a complete unknown.
They're trying to hedge their bets. Nintendo effectively dropped out of the home console market, Microsoft has transitioned away from the console, so Sony is dipping a toe in