From GameIndustry.biz: "The days when a game's fortunes rested on the few weeks around its launch are long gone. In a digital marketplace, the lasting popularity of a given product is roughly equal to the ingenuity of its creators; if they can generate new methods for attracting new players and keeping an existing community engaged, the sales can keep going for months and even years."
This is the antithesis to the idea of camping in a game, and the craziness that is happening on the screen is only half of the fun in this party game.
PlayStation 4 Remote Play IOS preview of this app for the devices that provides a way to present your console in a new way with touch input.
The touch input looks like it leaves a lot to be desired. Then their the fact that you can only change games that are digital or what's in the disc tray...I know a lot of PS fan prefer physical games. However, its interesting to see Sony's strategy when it comes to getting their games on 3rd party platforms.
Looks pretty horrendous. Can't see many people using this due to no ds4 support (less people jailbreak their phones than you'd think)
Fiercely independent game developer, Those Awesome Guys, and go to market gurus Reverb Triple XP have launched today Move or Die onto the PlayStation 4.