They get to spend an evening in a swank Sydney beachside house, drink beer and check out a whole bunch of unreleased PlayStation gear. That’s what happens.
Last week, Sony invited four Kotaku readers (and a friend each) to an exclusive PlayStation event in Sydney eastern suburbs. The same day Sony had announced its PlayStation Video Store at the very same house, pictured (although it definitely wasn’t that sunny on the day).
Sony has attempted to clarify its recent removal of social media posts related to the Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic remake.
Happens all the time, and even games get de-listed for same reason (GTA, Tony Hawk etc)
all the time? What other trailers has this happened to? Videos get re-uploaded 100x over, there's no way everyone complies.
YouTube enforces strict copyright rules. Even PewDiePie, who owns the rights to "B*tch Lasagna," had his video taken down.
All depends what licensing rights were agreed upon. If it was timed then they'd have to pull it due to not having rights anymore. Having said that though, it is a little bit bizarre to have a timed agreement on music for a trailer 🤔
@brad
Bro, that's when you don't *have* the license to the music. I have never heard of a trailer being taken offline because of a music license expiring. Show me one example where a trailer disappeared specifically due to music licensing.
I mean if it was canceled they would say it right? What would be the reason to not say it at this point. And if they have as much control as it's claimed, why would they cancel it over just releasing it eventually?
Do rockstar still owe Sony a game with the LA Noire situation? Obviously it was supposed to be "Agent".
My guess is Sony will try and get a 1 year exclusive deal for GTA 6 maybe for the game they owe them unless that's been sorted ages ago.
Nothing, because no one cares.
savages
First article i came across where there were "meh" about the move.
But from all the rest, the controller feels solid