There isn't a problem with saving it's a problem with people complaining. People who haven't even played the game and don't understand how it actually works. It just goes to show how one misinformed article can spread to so many people.
I don't really want to argue with you, modding you're controller is cool but c'mon man. It's not a problem if people don't want to do all that.
Again you have to assume that the main reason someone is buying another controller isn't for looks but simply because they want another actual controller.
Are you talking about this? Because this isn't game sales it's revenue. And if you look at the chart you're talking about pre-pandemic versus post pandemic. Q4 2019 is pre pandemic.
And if you want to take apart your controller to paint it no one is stopping you. But I think for most people it's not an issue of hopelessness it's just not worth the trouble to do all the work to save a few bucks especially if you already want an extra controller which I assume is the case for most people.
I am just not "buying" the idea that people are buying rentals.
Every chart we see shows that actual sales are dropping on Xbox (relative to market share) and it's safe to assume that is because people are just using gamepass. So if gamepass owners are actually buying their rentals why don't we see any sales figures on Xbox with rising trendlines?
If you're going to count The Medium as a xbox game even though it wasn't published by Microsoft and is timed exclusive, then you should also add Bug Snax and Abe's Odyssey into the Sony column. And Kena is coming out soon as well.
It's the same type of statement as saying both consoles don't have games. Trying to lump Xbox problems with PS5 to deflect.
Xbox should have delayed it's launch a year along with Halo. Sony launched with games and has had a strong stream of new games and has games with actual release dates and upcoming games with predictable estimates.
And the play-testing? Well, it’s a good thing Sony had invested in cloud gaming for its streaming service PlayStation Now. “Seeing that first play test using PlayStation was a huge relief,” says Smets. “Knowing that, ‘OK, great, we can continue.
Interesting, apparently they are using their streaming service for playtesting new games.
