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@Deityjester Agreed. Some franchises are very much okay for yearly releases; Mario, Atelier, but some just don’t need it like Assassin’s Creed or Pokémon. I feel it just cheapens brands. And in Ubisoft’s case, it seems to be biting them in the ass hard.

Damn, poor ol’ Ubi just can’t catch a break anymore huh? Seems like there’s an article on them everyday here. I personally don’t own any of their games, but I HAVE enjoyed ones I tried before. If they do get bought out, then I wonder how it’ll affect AC: Shadows. I’m not getting it myself, but am curious about how that release goes.

I find it odd more JRPGs are starting to come to Xbox when previous games never came to the console. Neptunia, Persona. I get it. It’s about selling more copies on more systems. But like everyone is saying, there’s not much of a market for JRPGs on Xbox. I know there are players who would play on Xbox, the only game I’ve even played so far on my 360 is The Last Remnant, and I recently got Star Ocean: The Last Hope. But again, like everyone else is saying, there’s just not a lot of people who will play those kinds of games on Xbox.

@Yousef- Gotcha. Thanks for answering that. I wasn’t sure at all.

Are these VR2’s compatible with PS4? I’m honestly not well informed on technology….

So they released a stealth update, only to have a more improved stealth update next month?

If they’re doing so well, why fire people? What. To make their profits seem even larger?

I didn’t even know things were skipping Xbox releases. I just assumed everything was multi-platform except for things like Astrobot, or recent Final Fantasy games. Even Idea Factory started releasing their games on Xbox. But seriously, do they really need to investigate why? Pretty sure a quick Google search would suffice.

Well if anything managed to beat CoD, I’m glad it’s Dragon Ball of all things. Something just feels satisfying about seeing it selling more at the moment.

@Altaria_97 Kinda proves MS really has no idea what it’s doing anymore, huh?

@naruball I never really understood the whole obsession people have with needing to follow reviews to buy a game. I mean, sure, if a game is horribly buggy and unplayable, or has really awful controls, then yes, reviews are fine. But I’d rather get a game I like and try it myself. Hell, I’ve actually enjoyed some buggy, poorly reviewed games and enjoyed them.

I love Star Wars, and I am a woman. But honestly, I just feel there’s so much of it lately I feel rather burnt out. Like, I was excited for Fallen Order and Jedi Survivor. I didn’t keep up with any news for this game really, and I haven’t even finished Bad Batch. Plus I don’t even own a PS5. But that’s just how I feel about it, I just didn’t feel any need to see what this game was about.

Damn. I heard they were very picky about licensing out Warhammer, but didn’t know it went that far. Kinda impressed.

@somnambulance Honestly, I don’t think it would be anywhere near as big as it is without all the multiple collaborations and crossover skins it has.

Yeeeah. No way in hell is that happening. Even if it does, I’ll just stick to my Vita, 3DS, and 360. Sure, I enjoy a few mobile games, but I really don’t like all these new “live service” crap that keeps popping up.

@__jamiie Because they buy up entire stocks of things people legitimately want and sell them for super inflated prices? Not at all hard to understand…

With all the controversy and exposure this game is getting, it’ll either be the worst selling game in the franchise, or the best. I honestly see it going one way or the other.

@RagnarLothbrok Because typical Ubisoft talking out their ass like everyone says?

I finally set up my PlayStation right before the outage. And wondered why it wouldn’t connect. So, you’re welcome everyone! I did this!😹

@Futureshark I think it’s one of those new descriptions going around. But I think if anything would fit that category, it would be those two.

@REALAIS I thought it was just my crappy internet. I just set up my PlayStation for the first time and was really getting annoyed…

So much anger in this comment section. Kinda fun reading through everything. Gamers truly are furious people, huh?

@Futureshark I would assume things like Animal Crossing or Harvest Moon? Just more simple that one could just really unwind without huge plots or things like that?

What do you mean fixed? We’re not done being angry yet!

I don’t really get excited for new games, or anything like that, aside from Nintendo mostly. But I am really looking forward to this. I’ll have to see if I can “borrow” a PS5 for a bit after it’s released…

@Kalime78 There is no time for fun, gotta be angry about something.

@Barrymore Things like this make me glad I only have old systems.

PlayStaion becoming Xbox then? That XONE update a year or two ago added so many pointless ads….Seriously. These consoles already cost a fortune, we don’t need all these ads. Or. Nobody does. I don’t own a PS5… But damn. That looks absolutely horrible and gross.

I only got 3. I mean, I barely just got my first PlayStation console like a month ago, and still haven’t even set it up yet…

@nyr2k2 I felt the same. Some of these were for multi console games, or things that are just obscure…

Never heard about that to be honest. Maybe it’s other blissfully unaware people donating. But if it’s people who donated before to this company, then wow are they stupid.

@Bentleyma I don’t particularly mind the shorts so much. But yeah, the top just looks ridiculous.

So that Type A and B thing was true…Damn. Seriously, what purpose does any of this crap serve? How does something like that even make the resting go up? Look at some other games that have plenty of exposure in character designs and it’s perfectly fine, and then there are some that get criticized to hell for it. I’ll never understand it.

@Afroducc Everyone wanted open world, until the point where everything was like that. And just became over saturated. At least, that’s what I have noticed.

@TrickyDicky99 I feel like this gen is more about making everything look “pretty” graphics wise, instead of making things worthy of being played. I mean, I could be wrong. But it’s just what I have noticed.

@Medic_alert I have a relative who DID pay the $70 for Tears of the Kingdom as a huge Zelda fan. But won’t spend that much for any PS games Just doesn’t feel it’s worth it what with things needing updates or still having DLC when most games feel incomplete anymore.

All my consoles and systems are old and long disconnected, so I really only buy used games. And even then, I barely buy any. Mostly receiving them as gifts.

Huh. This is actually pretty interesting…Surprised Sony actually let it slide. But I think it looks pretty cool and interesting to see how game physics have evolved. I’d actually play this if I could.

@Jayofmaya Damn, That’s pretty smart.

@Flaming_Kaiser I meant I don’t own a PS4 or PS5.

Not going to even lie. This does seem interesting. I don’t own a PS4 or PS5, but it’s definitely be something I’d be interested in playing.

@Medic_alert Yeah. You do have a point. Which is why I mentioned how discs now are just downloaded or scanned or whatever to the consoles anymore.

Just more of why physical is better. Don’t get me wrong, there’s nothing wrong with buying digital games, especially at deep discounts. But at least with physical you do own it. Then again, games today are just downloading the disc. But I mean, at least we own it?

@Bentleyma Eh. Not like I’m going to buy it anyway. Still a sleazy thing for Sony to do regardless.

@nicc83 I don’t. But I don’t own a 4 or 5.

That’s just scummy as can be. This is also an example of why physical is still important. While the digital version increased in price, the physical hasn’t, which I thought the article would be about. But geez, getting real hard to be a PlayStation fan lately with all their sleazy decisions. And I just got my first PS too.

All the jokes and complaints about Ubisoft and people tired of them. I guess it’s starting to actually show, huh? I guess the recent comments about getting used to “not owning your games” might have had something to do with it. I don’t own a single one of their games, but I do like their earlier stuff.

@ecurb7 Eh. I’m probably not really one to answer. Game looks fine to me either way, but I’m not a graphics snob or anything.

@ecurb7 Unless there’s really nothing they want to play on PS5, and don’t see a reason to upgrade.