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twintail said:
BraLoD said:

The real one.

Oh yeah, it's the factory that's to blame here, not Sony, there is nothing they can do about it... seriously, just don't.

Doesn't sound like it matters what they say lol. May as well not say anything.
Anyhow, the factory situation is reality, and nothing makes that less true. It's one of many reasons for what is happening.

Drop the condescending act.

Are they saying something? Did they reply to any of the 8K+ comments on their main PS Blog? Or the 80K on their main Twitter page. Don't they believe in what they are doing? Is hiding for 3 days after the announcement supposed to inspire confidence? Just a bunch of cowards trying to force shit on consumers.

And don't try to paint it backwards, of course the factory situation is real, and that's is a consequence of Sony's decisions, not a reason they are needing to react to with it, how that even begins to make sense?

Sony has been shutting down physical/optical media operations over the years, that is what they want, that is what they are doing, they are pushing it, not being pushed into it.

2024

https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/sony-stops-producing-blu-ray-and-optical-disks-for-consumer-market-business-to-business-production-to-continue-until-unprofitable

2025

https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/storage/after-18-years-blu-ray-media-production-draws-to-a-close-sony-shuts-its-last-factory-in-feb

2026

https://www.tomshardware.com/monitors/televisions/sony-will-ship-its-final-blu-ray-recorders-this-month-exit-from-japanese-market-the-end-of-an-era-for-the-segment