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veritaz on 07 November 2015
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Chazore said:
ThatDanishGamer said:

PlayStation have to very, very careful. Some gamers will stop buying Playstations if they think they can get the games on PC.
You may think "It's only Helldivers", but people are constantly asking for the small and brilliant Sony owned games.
I constantly I the same question from games on twitter and elsewhere "is Journey coming to PC", "is Rime coming to PC", "is Until Dawn coming to PC", "is [insert random PS exclusive] coming to PC" the answer is generally NO and that no will will push PC games towards the PS4 if they hear it enough times.
First Party games on other platforms could confuse gamers, even if it's only one of ten.

I'm sure if we all hear no enough times we'll automatically convert to PS4, I'm cock sure of that.

Exceot it's been tow years now and I'm still not interested, I'm only interested what comes to my domain, I don't move for another's.

Also I'd rather PS now stay away from PC, I don't want some corp trying to think it can own an open market.

It's nice to see devs seeing that money can be made on PC though, there is wlaywas monet to be made there reglardless.

I'd like to mention as well that buying IP's from devs is probably the scummiest thing to do since it locks other plats and crowd from being able to enjoy the game.

1. Not everyone thinks like that and some definitely will because they are more open minded and or have the extra income.

2. What does this even mean? Why would Sony think that, they don't even want to be in the market. Leave it to Valve and everyone else to think they own the market. They sold off their 1 branch who only did that with Sony online entertainment who they were with for a long time.

3. This isn't the scummiest thing to do by far since it's business. They didn't have to sell their IP and could have just refused and found someone else to fund and port it to PC. The more IPS a game company has the more worth and potential they have. You wouldn't call someone scummy for buying out a building for their business just because someone else wanted to use the building too. That's how life works.