I heard that Microsoft has decided to make itself a third party and log all games on the PS platform.
The fact that Microsoft players were disappointed and chose to switch to Sony ps4 and the poor sales of Xboxone once again confirmed my previous predictions. I think Sony sees the console as a true gaming platform, while Microsoft sees it as a personal computer, which is one of the reasons why Xbox failed. The lag behind Microsoft's monolithic architecture has led to frequent loading issues. However, I think it's more critical that Microsoft lacks strong first-party studios to deliver high-quality game content. At the same time, PS5 has introduced a controller feature adaptation function to further enhance the user experience.
When it comes to PSN price increases, I recommend that you don't buy them. Subscription systems may bring some benefits in the short term, but in the long run, they are not sustainable. Also, the concern is that PS5 now even prohibits exporting local archive backups. Not only does this hurt the player, but it also gives the impression that Sony is too controlling and restrictive.
Microsoft should have withdrawn from the market a long time ago, and their actions have hurt PS players. I think the subscription system should be eliminated so that vendors can think about the balance between physical and digital. Sony and Nintendo are the two main players in the console market, but they are not following the same route. If Sony is the only one in the console market, it will face problems such as canned games and repeated launches of obsolete products. And Microsoft's departure from the market will only make Sony more unscrupulous.
The recent announcement that Microsoft will become a third-party game provider means that Xbox will not be able to continue to grow. This decision has brought a huge shock and disappointment to the majority of players. Microsoft, as a once ambitious player player, has completely failed in the gaming market. Their inability to provide sufficiently engaging, high-quality game content was one of the underlying reasons behind the decision to retire.
However, behind this dismal news, we can see that Sony has achieved great success in the console market as a company that is truly focused on the gaming sector. They see consoles as true gaming platforms and are constantly innovating and improving the user experience to attract more players. A great example of this is the PS5 controller's unique adaptation feature, which allows players to enjoy the game more immersively.
However, while enjoying this fun, we should also be wary of the negative effects of PSN price increases. The price increase is not good for players, and the subscription system itself is a temporary benefit rather than a sustainable model. We need to be more cautious about such changes and raise objections in a timely manner.
Microsoft's choice to become a third-party gamer may indeed be the best option they face at the moment. Given their lack of strong first-party studios and limited innovation, it is difficult for them to continue to compete in the console market. While this is a big blow to some players who are loyal to the Xbox brand, we can also see the transformative opportunities behind the fierce competition in the industry.
To sum up, after Microsoft declared the complete failure of Xbox, only the two main protagonists Sony and Nintendo were left to compete in the console market. However, if Sony is the only one in the market, it may face problems such as canned games and innovations. Microsoft's exit from the market will only further increase Sony's share and influence in the market.
In the future, we look forward to seeing more innovative, high-quality, and diverse game content presented to players, and hope that manufacturers can find the right balance between physical and digital. This is the only way to ensure that the console market remains dynamic and continues to grow.
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