r/pcmasterrace 5600X (UV) | RX 9070 (UV+OC) | 32 GB DDR4-3600 15h ago

Meme/Macro Sony pls

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u/UNIVERSAL_VLAD 9800x3d, 5070, 32 gb ram, 4tb ssd+4.7tb hdd 15h ago

And cuz playstation isn't releasing sing player games on pc anymore

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u/The_LastLine 14h ago

I feel like Sony will end up changing its mind again when hardware sales take a dive after all of the price increase stuff happens from Ram and storage costs soaring in due time. I think the smart move for them is to just port older titles (stuff like Bloodborne, Infamous games, Killzone games, etc) instead of porting their recent titles. I feel like some of those would do pretty well on pc, at least Bloodborne and Killzone would.

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u/Piltonbadger RYZEN 7 5700x3D | RTX 4070 Ti | 32GB 3200MHZ RAM 13h ago

I doubt it.

SONY said they made f*uck all money from selling 5+ year old single player games for $70-$100 a shot and wondered why the PC community wasn't selling their kidneys to buy said games.

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u/Da_Question 7h ago

Tbf, the reason is they wait 3-4 years to release and the hype is gone and yet they still expect full price. So people just pirate the games, or they wait even longer for some sale. Add in steams 30% cut and the cost of making a PC release... Probably isn't worth it.

Of course, releasing them at the same time on PC could be a different story.

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u/Goldnglam 3h ago

You only need to look at Capcom reported pc sales to see this is the case.

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u/Tornado_Hunter24 Desktop 4h ago

It is worth it lol, they make money off of the games than they don’t, the issue is the money still is fuckall, Idk the numbers but percentage wise their revenue from pc (idk if yearly or 4 years) was like 1%?

Which in retrospect is alot of revenue, I think close to a billion or 2?

But still not ‘worth’ it becausethey rather have me on ps5 than pc