This reminds me of when everyone thought Nintendo was going third-party (like SEGA) because they had a few rough years, anytime a platform holder isn’t doing well people automatically assume the best IP & features are going to all platforms.

Remember most of these “leaks/rumors” are made up by people on the Internet just wanting something to happen.

@dmblum1799: an announcement tends to be something unknown.

@Elranzer: Where’d you hear that? :/ The official statement from Sony says PS5 will support the top 400 PS4 games and update more overtime.

This is the most anti-consumer thing I’ve seen Microsoft do in a while.

The greed of major corporations lately is disgusting (IMO) and I think it will come back to bite them all in ways they haven’t yet anticipated.

@jsprunk: how will they know where to send the check if they don’t have your info? 🤔

@sadscooterpipe: Interesting. I have a PS4, Xbox One X & Switch, I’ve been playing games since the NES in the 80s, I’ve owned every “major” console since the 4th generation, only systems that ever died on me were the original PS2 & 360. (Knock on wood)

@just1mohr: these days it’ll be easier to get into a store with no pants than without a mask ;)

@RogerioFM: I agree, the developers work for a Japanese company, someone could’ve came in and fixed that.

@goldenageplayer: The Wii U was the most powerful console on the market when it launched, yeah a year later not so much :/ that’s besides the point!

Wii U had a decent selection of games day one so don’t quite understand your comment about needing more games at launch to get a Switch.

Plenty of consoles launched with only a few games, if you have a good ones the size of the library doesn’t matter to most, but hey to each their own. I do agree Wii U’s an underrated gem.

@slippship: good eye, you might be right