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Yes... You end up with record sales and more life to date spending in the first 3 years of life.
Having said that, I feel PS shouldn't focus as much on GaaS but games are getting more and more expensive to make so console makers are trying to find other means of revenue. We already got pretty big heavy hitters in first 3 years like God of War, Spiderman , horizon sequels along with new IP in Returnal, a great demons soul remake, Rift Apart was awesome, and they remastered /remade some older games as a package deal.
Destiny 2 is basically their only GaaS and it's nearing end of life so hoping Bungie can do something new now.
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Hopefully the horizon mp is still a thing, and Bungie gives them their blessing
I think a lot of what was wanted from that studio was development tech they were working on.
What a load of BS. There is no way it cost that much given the recycled maps and assets and short dev time.
PlayStation Year in Review: A steady but subdued year for Sony, despite its noisy neighbors and a visit from Spider-Man
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Despite the aforementioned mediocre PlayStation Showcase in May, the Sony State of Play event in September did a far better job of stirring hype for what lies ahead – even if much of that extends into next year. This showing's coup de gras was destined to be a closer look at Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, part two of the planned trilogy, and it wasted no time in getting going. With flashes of Junon Harbour, the parade on the central thoroughfare of the same seaside town, the cable car ride to the Gold Saucer, Cait Sith, Vincent, Zack, Red 13's hometown of Cosmo Canyon, Bugenhagen, mention of Emerald and Ruby Weapon, and that big bastard swamp serpent that Sephiroth makes light work of – it all looked stunning. Now with its February 29 launch date in sight, 2024 can't come soon enough.
PlayStation Year in Review: A steady but subdued year for Sony, despite its noisy neighbors and a visit from Spider-Man
Opinion | A big year for video games, but a distinctly normal-sized one for PlayStation
Despite the aforementioned mediocre PlayStation Showcase in May, the Sony State of Play event in September did a far better job of stirring hype for what lies ahead – even if much of that extends into next year. This showing's coup de gras was destined to be a closer look at Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, part two of the planned trilogy, and it wasted no time in getting going. With flashes of Junon Harbour, the parade on the central thoroughfare of the same seaside town, the cable car ride to the Gold Saucer, Cait Sith, Vincent, Zack, Red 13's hometown of Cosmo Canyon, Bugenhagen, mention of Emerald and Ruby Weapon, and that big bastard swamp serpent that Sephiroth makes light work of – it all looked stunning. Now with its February 29 launch date in sight, 2024 can't come soon enough.
PlayStation's Head of Third Party Deals and Acquisitions Gives Insight into How It All Works
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PlayStation's Head of Third Party Deals and Acquisitions Gives Insight into How It All Works
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Compatible with the PlayStation 5
Wireless connectivity ensures you will never get tangled up in wires while gaming
Iconic comfortable design fits naturally in your hands
Haptic feedback replaces the traditional rumble motors for more realistic gameplay
Dynamic adaptive triggers let you experience different levels of force and tension as you interact with your game
Built-in microphone lets you engage with fellow gamers in online play
Headset jack lets you plug in your favourite headset, so you can tune in to your game audio easily
Dual Sense charging station (included) offers easy click-in charging
Exceptional 12-hour battery life, on a full charge, supports long gaming sessions
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| DualSense | DualSense V2 | |
| Height | 19.05cm/7.5in | 16cm/6.3in |
| Width | 6.99cm/2.75in | 6.6cm/2.6in |
| Depth | 19.05cm/7.5in | 10.6cm/4.17in |
| Weight | 360g | 280g |
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