MortienGerrux said:
Umm almost everything in 2015 sold better on PC then Xbox One for example. Witcher 3 sold the best on PC according to the CEO. Don't forget CD Projekt Red now makes money from people buying games on Gog.com (CD Projekt Red DRM FREE version of Steam). Every single copy of Witcher 3 sold on Gog made them 59.99$ because they don't have to pay anyone else a cut, like physical games on consoles, where atleast 30-40% goes to production, shipping and retail. Also games on PC have much longer lifespan, they still sell 10 years after release. Bethesda still makes millions of dollars per year from selling games like Skyrim,Oblivion,Morrowind, Fallout 1,2,3/New Vegas etc.
But I agree, Android and Ios are huge too. What I'm trying to say is, these markets are too big for Sony to ignore. So PSVR will eventually come to PC. |
Actually, according to the very interview you linked, he says the sales were better on PC in Poland, he didn't say world wide. Pretty sure Ps4 has sold the most copies.
And almost every major game sold better on Ps4 than PC. Not sure the point you wanna make with that.
The android market and iOS market are big, but that's a long term bigger picture scenario that is not something they should push right now. What I suggested is Sony releasing a non gaming slated VR headset that was designed to interface with modern smart devices, including smart phones, tvs, basic PC apps etc. it would be of lower quality but very consumer friendly in price - and I hope they do this. But from a strategical point of view, the mass market has a very short memory and if VR doesn't gain traction the device will be left to die. This is in stark contrast to, and also why Sony should appease their core gaming audience first - who are far more likely to invest big $ into software and accessories, while generally supporting it as a platform for a longer time.










