PS5 Pro customers are unable to get a PS5 disc drive for the new console as scalper hike up prices for the peripheral.
Neon Apex: Beyond the Limit mixes fast racing and anime flair, but messy handling and visual clutter slow it down.
Bethesda has executed the launch of Oblivion Remastered masterfully, said analyst firm Newzoo, delivering outstanding revenue performance.
Bethesda is better than ever under Xbox.
Here´s hoping they will transition from Creation Engine to UE5 or UE6 for TES VI and Fallout 5 the same way they did with Oblivion Remastered
Also the Skyblivion team invited to Bethesda Studios, now that is a dev I can respect.
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Unlike some other studios who are pieces of shit along with Nintendo.
"The indie games publisher HH-Games and indie games developer eFunSoft Games, today announce with great happiness and thrill that their F2P MMO ARPG "Crystal of Atlantis", is coming to PC (via Epic Games), consoles (PS5), and mobile (iOS and Android) via digital stores on May 28th, 2025." - Jionas Ek, TGG.
It's sad that it's come to this. Sony should have just sold the PS5 Pro with the damned drive or made it so anyone who purchased one had the option of getting one at the same time.
...I just added the drive to a cart on direct.playstation.com.... If it were sold out i would not have been able to do that, or proceed to the checkout screen.
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I got one off Best Buy a month ago, but it's silly how Sony can't just increase production. They knew people would need disc drives as not everyone who jumps to the Pro wants an all digital world.
None in stock anywhere in the UK other than scalpers on eBay.
I do agree though. Sony should really of had plenty of stock ready for the pro release.
If there was more incentive to buy digital most wouldn't even care that it doesn't come without a disc drive. If tomorrow they come out and say "you own what you buy digitally" and start having better sales, and preorder discounts I think most would probably not think twice about going full digital. Maybe also start making it standard to download only the portion of the the game you wanna play, and no forced updates that're actually just the dlc, stuff like that would convince people. Maybe even a digital trade in for physical collections. The all digital "experience" is much better on PC, 1 because prices are better, and 2 piracy ensures consumers don't get screwed over with the licensing bs. People just need to feel sure of their purchases.