PushSquare: “I think today’s story was targeted at investors, as the organisation attempts to reassure stockholders that it’s been busy behind-the-scenes. But in moving first in such a dramatic way, it’s stolen Microsoft’s thunder once more – buzzwords like SSD and ray tracing are now associated with the PS5, and will be greeted with little more than a shake of the shoulders when they’re inevitably announced for the next Xbox as well. It’s nice to know that this company is still as wily as it's always been.”
The Pokemon Company had retail sales worth of 10.8 billion US Dollars in the year 2023, based on the latest report.
that merch tho.
ridiculous the numbers they pull in, which makes it even worse when i think about the low budget broken games they make. or have made recently
Bitmap Bureau has announced its plans to release Xeno Crisis to the Game Boy Advance in both physical and digital form.
We've wrapped up our live interview with Boosteroid. Lots of new information released about the cloud service:
- New datacenters (Brazil, California, Omaha)!
- New AMD hardware coming. Specialized for Boosteroid.
- Cloud Gaming User Counts
- Boosteroid Coming to Vehicles!
- New Smat TV Apps
I agree it stole MS thunder without really revealing much. MS shouldn't take the bait and they should stay mum until they're closer to reveal, but that's not really their MO...
When I first read it, I thought it was a rumor, then PlayStation's twitter account tweeted about it, then I realized that this is NOT a drill! I am super excited to see where this is going.
The ps5 news was very exciting and very much welcomed.
However in regards to stealing thunder from Microsoft to appease shareholders may not be correct.
Microsoft wants to be associated with it being a service and generating revenue by being the Netflix of games. That’s what Microsoft shareholders want. They do not care much for hardware.
It just goes to show how different cultures appeal to different investors.
I thought it was just another one of those bullshit "PS5 SPECS!!!!" articles that get published 40 times a week. Then I saw it was an interview with Mark Cerny and was intrigued