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Then again, TV and movies have always been disposable to me. My favourite movies are all on my shelf as blu-ray or DVD, but I still use Netflix and Prime. That's not to say I won't be convinced later. I know people like to slam the design, but I genuinely like the look.īut for myself, given the issues with ownership that were drilled in to me in college and the area I work in in the industry, I'll continue to put my money where I'm certain it will leave me with the control over what I've paid for.
And don't get me wrong, I just added a Series X to my amazon wish list that I'll be going for in the New Year.
Tue 22nd Sep guys are all making very fair counter points to my argument. MS won't be hurting for money anytime soon. With 15 mill subs, we are talking between 1.8 billion and 2.7 billion a year, depending how many subscribe to Ultimate VS base GamePass, and we can expect a lot or ultimates since it includes online play (Live Gold)Įven if they didn't get any more subscribers, that's an insane amount of money, but truth is they will continue to grow, and even then those same games still will be sold on Steam, Windows Store and Xbox for $60 a pop. Now, a reply not to you but the while "unsustainable" mindset: in 5 months, the service has grown 50%. GamePass perfectly fits in the rental arena, and actually delivers a cut of that money to devs and platform holders. Without video rental shops around anymore, it's down to Redbox and Gamefly mail in service.
Tue 22nd Sep even with GamePass I plan to buy some of the games I want the most.įor one I like my physycal plastic discs, and admit there is something comforting about knowing I own something.īut slowly, rental of games is dying. I'll collect my PS5 in November, and if I'm wrong and TES VI just ends up being exclusive to XBOX then I'll buy an XBOX at some point to play it.īut today is the first time that I've truly become worried about the "pay forever, own nothing" barrel that we're all staring down. In a few years attitudes will change again, like they always do in pop culture. MS are just winning the PR battle this gen. But why buy it on PlayStation when you can have it as part of our sub for an apparent fraction of the cost? Meanwhile games sold on PS5 will subsidise any potential losses of having the titles on Game Pass day 1.ĭon't get me wrong, I think all of these companies are just the same as each other. Be vague about all of this until after the console launch window, then announce that Elder Scrolls 6 will indeed be on PS5 anyway because you believe all gamers should be able to play anywhere. Mon 21st Sep We all have our own perceptions I guess.įor me this is a stroke of genius from the company that tried to lock us all in to a DRM model just 7 years ago:. We are very happy with the news, and can't wait to see how the two companies working together can make ESO even better for everyone." Firor goes on to thank the community that has grown around The Elder Scrolls Online and promises more support for the years to come. In a tweet posted to the game's official Twitter account, studio director Matt Firor said: "I want to take this moment to reassure the entire Elder Scrolls Online community that ESO will continue to be supported exactly as it was, and we fully expect it to keep growing and thriving on each of the platforms that are currently supported. In fact, the two companies are excited about how the acquisition could make The Elder Scrolls Online even better. 
It's probably not the exact title you were hoping to hear about, but as an example of how Microsoft's purchase of ZeniMax Media won't affect its support of PlayStation platforms, The Elder Scrolls Online will continue to receive updates, patches, and DLC on Sony's range of systems.
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