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Who cares about which company 'beat' which one, and who is keeping count?
That was a helpful comment (that you replied to).. There was no need to bring up the perceived 'console wars'.
But since you've already broached that topic, you really need to keep things in perspective. The console wars are practically dead. It's not symmetrical competition any more like it was a few generations ago.
Nintendo is playing to its own beat, and doesn't care about matching conventional generations. And Microsoft is the biggest game publisher now — they publish 11 of the 20 most selling video game franchises. So they don't care two hoots where you play their game, as long as you do.
And since you think Sony 'won' — Sony does seem to be doing better than XBox, but make no mistake; both brands are feeling an existential crisis just the same. Console sales overall are flat year over year and by some accounts are shrinking. The only segment that's growing (and significant so) is PC gaming. It won't take much to disrupt the console segment (say, Valve gets its Steam machine concept right).
Point is - enjoy what you like. Don't worry about where it stands in the market.
I liked A Quite Place. I beat it in a few days. It's about as long as you'd expect from a game that's normally $30 (not very long). It was worth the $15 I paid when it went on sale a couple weeks ago. It's definitely tense. You can also trade it in for $13.20 if you're a GameStop Pro member ($12 if not). So, it's not a bad deal to beat it quickly and then go get most of that money back (in store credit). That's what I did.
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Who cares about Xbox anymore and that's the reason why X games are cheaper then ps5 a lot.its because there games don't sell as many copies as the other systems.Nintendo beat them 2 out of the last 3 generations and ps beat xbox every generation.Sony had Nintendo beat 3-2 if switch beats beats Sony then it it's all tired up between them.
Who cares about which company 'beat' which one, and who is keeping count?
That was a helpful comment (that you replied to).. There was no need to bring up the perceived 'console wars'.
But since you've already broached that topic, you really need to keep things in perspective. The console wars are practically dead. It's not symmetrical competition any more like it was a few generations ago.
Nintendo is playing to its own beat, and doesn't care about matching conventional generations. And Microsoft is the biggest game publisher now — they publish 11 of the 20 most selling video game franchises. So they don't care two hoots where you play their game, as long as you do.
And since you think Sony 'won' — Sony does seem to be doing better than XBox, but make no mistake; both brands are feeling an existential crisis just the same. Console sales overall are flat year over year and by some accounts are shrinking. The only segment that's growing (and significant so) is PC gaming. It won't take much to disrupt the console segment (say, Valve gets its Steam machine concept right).
Point is - enjoy what you like. Don't worry about where it stands in the market.
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Who cares about which company 'beat' which one, and who is keeping count?That was a helpful comment (that you replied to).. There was no need to bring up the perceived 'console wars'. But since you've already broached that topic, you really need to keep things in perspective. The console wars are practically dead. It's not symmetrical competition any more like it was a few generations ago. Nintendo is playing to its own beat, and doesn't care about matching conventional generations. And Microsoft is the biggest game publisher now — they publish 11 of the 20 most selling video game franchises. So they don't care two hoots where you play their game, as long as you do. And since you think Sony 'won' — Sony does seem to be doing better than XBox, but make no mistake; both brands are feeling an existential crisis just the same. Console sales overall are flat year over year and by some accounts are shrinking. The only segment that's growing (and significant so) is PC gaming. It won't take much to disrupt the console segment (say, Valve gets its Steam machine concept right).Point is - enjoy what you like. Don't worry about where it stands in the market.
Agreed, it's no longer a console war, gamers are a bit more united these days. It's more like gamer vs. publishers now, trying to prevent $80 from becoming the new price standards as well as unfair practices for gamers (looking at you Sony) and failure to do anything amazing with owned franchises (looking at you Microsoft). And it's not going well as more publishers are announcing these game hikes as well.
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Who cares about Xbox anymore and that's the reason why X games are cheaper then ps5 a lot.its because there games don't sell as many copies as the other systems.Nintendo beat them 2 out of the last 3 generations and ps beat xbox every generation.Sony had Nintendo beat 3-2 if switch beats beats Sony then it it's all tired up between them.
Console wars are bred by people who are too broke to afford multiple platforms.
The best part is the companies only benefit from this and do not care at ALL for your loyalty. They will do nothing to reward you, they won't even thank you. yet, these Internet warriors continue to wage this useless battle.
No one with a job cares. not a single person.
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Console wars are bred by people who are too broke to afford multiple platforms.
The best part is the companies only benefit from this and do not care at ALL for your loyalty. They will do nothing to reward you, they won't even thank you. yet, these Internet warriors continue to wage this useless battle.
No one with a job cares. not a single person.
There's a difference between being able to buy two consoles and being willing to.
I grabbed Sword Art Online: Fractured Daydream for the PS5 and Switch, and YS X:Nordic for PS5. Woot has some great prices on games. I bought most of my games from them last year.
You might want to check some of the servers and player counts, after release the game pretty much disappeared so if you are getting it for the multiplayer (not even sure if it has a single player) make sure it isn't just a dead game.. when checking steam it looks like there are under 100 players most of the times so for $15 that might still be a bit much
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Agreed, it's no longer a console war, gamers are a bit more united these days. It's more like gamer vs. publishers now, trying to prevent $80 from becoming the new price standards as well as unfair practices for gamers (looking at you Sony) and failure to do anything amazing with owned franchises (looking at you Microsoft). And it's not going well as more publishers are announcing these game hikes as well.
The war against $80 games was lost years ago when consumers started buying them and since, they are only selling more. Don't believe me? Go check the numbers for Ghost of Yotei...the #1 seller is an $80 digital edition. Here when Switch 2 releases, it's going to be real obvious because people are going to be buying $80 games just like they did $60 and $70 games. The real shocker comes when GTA6 finally releases with multiple editions retailing at over $100.
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That was a helpful comment (that you replied to).. There was no need to bring up the perceived 'console wars'.
But since you've already broached that topic, you really need to keep things in perspective. The console wars are practically dead. It's not symmetrical competition any more like it was a few generations ago.
Nintendo is playing to its own beat, and doesn't care about matching conventional generations. And Microsoft is the biggest game publisher now — they publish 11 of the 20 most selling video game franchises. So they don't care two hoots where you play their game, as long as you do.
And since you think Sony 'won' — Sony does seem to be doing better than XBox, but make no mistake; both brands are feeling an existential crisis just the same. Console sales overall are flat year over year and by some accounts are shrinking. The only segment that's growing (and significant so) is PC gaming. It won't take much to disrupt the console segment (say, Valve gets its Steam machine concept right).
Point is - enjoy what you like. Don't worry about where it stands in the market.
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That was a helpful comment (that you replied to).. There was no need to bring up the perceived 'console wars'.
But since you've already broached that topic, you really need to keep things in perspective. The console wars are practically dead. It's not symmetrical competition any more like it was a few generations ago.
Nintendo is playing to its own beat, and doesn't care about matching conventional generations. And Microsoft is the biggest game publisher now — they publish 11 of the 20 most selling video game franchises. So they don't care two hoots where you play their game, as long as you do.
And since you think Sony 'won' — Sony does seem to be doing better than XBox, but make no mistake; both brands are feeling an existential crisis just the same. Console sales overall are flat year over year and by some accounts are shrinking. The only segment that's growing (and significant so) is PC gaming. It won't take much to disrupt the console segment (say, Valve gets its Steam machine concept right).
Point is - enjoy what you like. Don't worry about where it stands in the market.
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The best part is the companies only benefit from this and do not care at ALL for your loyalty. They will do nothing to reward you, they won't even thank you. yet, these Internet warriors continue to wage this useless battle.
No one with a job cares. not a single person.
The best part is the companies only benefit from this and do not care at ALL for your loyalty. They will do nothing to reward you, they won't even thank you. yet, these Internet warriors continue to wage this useless battle.
No one with a job cares. not a single person.
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