I doubt they’ll drop them with the Switch 2, but it’s an inevitablity that it will happen in the future. Physical game sales are becoming pitifully low.

Seeing as digital-only seems to be the future whether we like it or not, this seems like a good initiative.

This hardly ever happens anymore. I remember the days of the PS3 when it felt like a weekly occurrence.

So you think Israel is responsible for genocide, yet your solution to that is to… kill them all.

Do you not see the irony here?

Oh and for good measure, Hamas isnt a terror org. It’s a non profit created by a guy whose family was killed by terrorists.

An organisation whose main ambition is the destruction of an entire nation and its people is not a terrorist organisation?

To be fair, there was an awful lot of controversy about that CoD mission at the time.

The whole of those 2% are on Lemmy.

How do I know? Because they really like to tell you about it.

It’s an expensive gimmick.

Like 3D TVs.

Do we have any ideas on what the price of this is going to be?

Yes. Most AAA stuff now is just copy and paste because games cost so much to make and so they want a guaranteed return on their investment.

But I think consumers are getting tired of that now, as Ubisoft’s declining sales seem to be demonstrating.

Lol.

We’ll file this under the same prediction bracket as those who thought PC gaming was dying in the early 2000s.

Is this a tedious “PC Master Race” comment?

It makes sense if you’re a brand wanting to make more money from people who will just buy the latest thing, regardless of whether it’s a big enough upgrade or not.

Concord is nothing like Valorant. The gameplay isn’t even remotely similar.

The marketing has been appalling. They’ve mainly focussed their intentions on PS5, but why release a game on a platform but not advertise it for that platform?

Maybe word-of-mouth about the game and some discounts might improve things over the coming months, but Sony have made a bit of a mess with the PC side of this.

I’ve been playing on PS5, getting games quickly and having a lot of fun with it.

If it doesn’t last long, I’ll still get my £35 worth.

I had zero interest in Concord, because I’m not a fan of hero shooters usually, but I ended up putting 18 hours into the beta and really enjoying it. It reminded me of the FPS games I grew up playing.