"We’re excited to announce that PlayStation Now is making the jump to Windows PC. The app launches overseas in parts of Europe soon and will come to North America shortly thereafter."
PlayStation LifeStyle says: "The French antitrust authority Autorité de la Concurrence has slapped Sony Interactive Entertainment with a fine for taking measures to combat third-party PS4 controllers. In an attempt to fight off counterfeits, Sony implemented technical measures that negatively affected the functioning of third-party controllers, according to the regulator."
The PlayStation 4 offers a wide range of controller variations, encompassing a diverse selection of colors and featuring some unusual and distinct designs.
Consolevariations.com is a good site. The gamestop ones I added to their database. Cool to see my pics being used in this piece.
my .mate made me a custom see-through controller and its the best one ive ever seen and had ha
PlayStation dominated cloud gaming users throughout 2021, beating Microsoft's xCloud streaming by over 10%, but Xbox swings back at PlayStation in 2022.
“In 2022, Microsoft took the lead with 60-70% of total MAUs”
From 20-30% up to 60-70%? That’s some crazy growth. Probably thanks to Fortnite.
What a clickbait headline. Why mention 2021, when the tides turned in 2022 for the obvious reason of one company making the Cloud service one of their biggest marketing pushes throughout the entire year while the other company was able to promote the games they had coming out?
And it's imprudent to suggest crazy growth when we only know proportions - did Xbox grow its proportion by attracting from the competitors' bases, did their marketing pay off and attract new users, or did cloud gamers on competitors just not play as much? The MAU figures don't point to shifts as significant as the Cloud proportions do, and Microsoft's lack of raw subscriber numbers that they happily boasted about in 2021 is telling too.
i'll never buy a Playstation. But I do have a gaming PC. This is pretty great for me.
This isnt for me. Even if they did offer PS1 and PS2 games I already have my PS2 hooked up to my TV and it can also play most PS1 games, was playing some Burnout Revenge the other day, game is still fun after all of these years.
Seems like while consoles try to keep things away from other consoles, PC is getting everything. Makes sense though since PC isn't really a direct competitor to consoles as it's an entirely different beast. All devices have their own advantages and disadvantages and it is up to the consumer what they prefer. The only main issue I see people having is if their internet connection can handle it since it is streaming only so everyone's experience is going to vary.
Nice pre-emptive move against emulators, let pc players rent ps3 games all they want!