PS's former exclusive open-world masterpiece "Ghost of Tsushima" is about to arrive on PC on May 16, and in this regard, industry insiders said: "PlayStation does not need to worry about poor sales of game consoles due to the porting of the PC platform", because "PlayStation has too much control over the console market!" But I personally feel that there will still be a lot of impact, anyway, PS5 is not a few exclusives, many people buy PS just think that there are a lot of exclusives, and the follow-up is on PC, so it's not necessary, big deal, etc
Exclusive PC + price increase = death Microsoft has actually given up on consoles, and he wants the console market to tear up the most. In fact, the main reason for the surge in PC game sales in recent years is that console games are too expensive, because the main increase is in East Asia, which is the most obvious area for console game price increases. And I'm too lazy to talk about the exclusive PC.,It's essentially a fraud to consumers.,Now Sony is not wronged at all because of the exclusivity.,Either you learn from Nintendo.,Complete monopoly.,Or learn from Microsoft.,Synchronize the PC.,Get a limited-time exclusivity.,It's disgusting on both sides.,Scold on both sides.。
It will definitely shake it, but it won't kill Sony for the time being
There are at least two more generations left on Sony's foundation to splurge
The main reason is that now Xbox is collapsing, and there is no way to help the console continue to make big plates
The only way to do this is to gradually divert the share to PC and PSN through suicide, so that the single-player game market can prosper for a short time
IN ADDITION TO PS EXCLUSIVES, I MYSELF HAVE ALREADY HAD A COUPLE OF THIRD-PARTY 298 THROWN ON STEAM THIS YEAR
The money would have been $70 for PSN
Except for the PS3 generation Waterloo once, the PS IP has always been dominant in the home console market. The domestic console group was only born on a large scale in about 15 years, mainly PC players, so the analysis of these problems will also be compared with the ideas of PC players.
What many people don't realize is that after 30 years of dominance, "playing games with PS" has become a common sense idea among many people in many countries. It's not just the players here, it's the manufacturers as well. There are almost no games from third-party manufacturers that will give up PS sales and not PS, and PS will be exploited by Sony by 30%. So as long as Sony doesn't do big things, it's hard to die. For example, in the past few years, half of the transformation of service-oriented games has been cut off, which is considered a big death, but I am afraid that it is at least two or three deaths of this level from going out of business.