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If Sony wins, we kinda win too but this sucks. ____________________
TimeStamps: 00:00 - Nintendo Switch 2 vs PS5 07:53 - Sony's New Change 11:50 - More PS5 Features Coming!
It’s no secret that the Nintendo Switch is aging hardware. Since its initial release in 2017, the hardware hasn’t gotten any newer. And, unlike the PS4 pro and Xbox One X, the Switch hasn’t had any sort of hardware refresh to give it some help running modern titles.
So, those who love Nintendo games have been anxiously awaiting a way to bring their favorite into the modern age with a resolution and graphical fidelity that doesn’t feel like a step back from their contemporaries. And, while the Switch 2 has been rumored for a while, information has been scarce. Until now, that is.
According to a new leak related to Sega and Square Enix, the Switch 2 is on its way and devs have been working with development kits for these consoles for some time. Final Fantasy 7 Remake is reportedly running well on the console and has a good chance of being a launch title.
PS Plus PROBLEMS! Sony stock is rising after the company made the controversial decision to raise prices of PlayStation Plus subscriptions, which angered and upset many gamers earlier this week. PlayStation Plus will be more expensive for gamers going forward, but Sony appears to be immediately benefiting from the price increase.
In June 2022, Sony introduced its tiered PlayStation Plus subscription service with the Essential tier starting at $59.99 a year. The Essential tier continues to provide the same benefits that subscribers had with the original PlayStation Plus service. Gamers wanting more games, classic titles from previous PlayStation consoles, and additional benefits may opt for the more expensive Extra and Premium tiers. Unfortunately, gamers will now need to pay roughly 30% more on average for their yearly subscription going forward.
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Following the announcement of the PlayStation Plus price increase, Sony stock has risen by roughly 3.4%, according to a recent report by Bloomberg. The price increase is projected to increase Sony's annual net sales by 100 billion yen, which is approximately $688 million. Sony's operating profit is also expected to rise by $378 million when accounting for the increased price for yearly subscriptions. According to Sony, the price increase will allow the company to continue providing high-quality titles each month with PS Plus. However, many gamers on social media and online forums believe Sony is simply trying to increase its revenue since PS Plus is necessary for online play in most titles.
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