PS Portal sales remain robust a year after it launched, surprising critics and naysayers. The handheld is 2024's best-selling accessory.
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Executive Director & Video Game Industry Analyst at Circana (NPD) Mat Piscatella has revealed the PS5 version of Indiana Jones and the Great Circle boosted sales for the game to number one in the US for the week ending April 19.
First and foremost, this must be great for the folks at Machine Games. Well done & congrats!
Xbox making BIG money out of Playstation nation this year!
Oblivion Remaster is already the third biggest release on PS5 this year! Only behind (so far) of Monster Hunter: Wild and Assassins Creed Shadows!
Shadow Dropped!
Zero Marketing!
Instant Success!
Now that Xbox fanboys have accepted that xbox games will be released on PS5 (and Switch 2), Microsoft will be able to release them on Day one from now on. Just had to get people to swallow the pill.
Microsoft is doing more for PS5 these days than Sony? Wow.
Yeah, I still use it.
Played a number of games using PS Portal.
GT7, Astro Bot, RDR2 to name a few.
Still brilliant innovation.
Edit: someone disagreed? Care to elaborate?
I mainly use it for JRPGS or turn based western RPGs as it’s perfect for slower paced games. Most of those games take many hours to beat especially if you go for the platinum and I can continue playing when my wife and kids want to take over my TVs.
Its been brilliant for me and my wife. We have two Ps5's, but sometimes its nice to snuggle up on the sofa and both play our games sitting together.
As long as you have a use for it, it does the job really well, miles better than remote play and phones and controllers etc.
I use mine most nights in bed, I've also pre ordered the 30th anniversary edition Portal.
I'm honestly surprised at how popular this has become.