Some have been saying this for years. It’s only the logical and natural progression of technology and the market. Nice to see Sony’s now on board.

I am sorry but their are already a bunch of countries with unlimited data caps for mobile in fact 29 countries of the 41 OECD countries have unlimited data.  

I don't like subscriptions. I don't mind buying multiple consoles but refuse to get multiple content subscriptions. So good luck with that. It's a shame, the expanse is my favorite sci-fi show but it's now exclusive to Amazon prime and I already have Netflix. Not going to cave. Game pass looks good but I already have ps+ for GT Sport, so too bad, don't have time for all that anyway. Also not willing to have a live gold subscription next to a ps+ subscription has played a role in not getting the xbox this gen.

At a price! If you're willing to pay ~50€ a month just to be able to stream games on top of what the games cost - and you still end up with a worse experience, just look at Stadia and how that went down.

Also, unlimited data doesn't mean unlimited bandwidth. For a 1080p like experience, you should already have something like 10Mbit/s, for 4k, 50Mbit/s. Most antennas would be overwhelmed if there's more than a couple users who game like that (just measure your internet speed in Metro Manila for instance, you'd be happy if you reach double digits on LTE - and they only play LoL and the like).

As long as Nintendo makes hardware (console, Handheld, or hybrid) they will have exclusive games on it that you cannot legally play anywhere else.

If this future goes the game pass way I'm fully on board, but if it's the Stadia way I'll think about significantly lowering the amount I game.

I'm talking of course about digital gamestores. And there are currently only 3 on this planet who force their customers to buy specific hardware for software that was coded with general purpose development tools.

Yes, not even gamestop is asshole enough to force specific hardware onto their customers.

I doubt SIE titles will be day and date releases on PC since Sony is trying to sell hardware. In a recent interview, Jim Ryan stated the importance of having exclusives for the PS5, while foreshadowing PS4 ports to PC. 

With games like Uncharted 4, GoW, and Horizon making it to PS Now, what's the difference if its ported to PC at the end of the gen? Most of these titles will be permanently added to their subscription service by PS5 launch. They aren't exclusive in the "traditional" sense anymore.

I fucking hate games as a service. If this happens, I'm out.

That's as realistic as Kum bay ya my lord, Kum bay ya.