On the one hand, I think Sony’s approach of not putting everything in the subscription library is a big part of how strong their library on the console as a whole is. Their games are worth buying.
On the other, CoD is the shoveled GaaS nonsense, and “everything we publish day one” has basically been their promise to subscribers from the start. It seems shitty to pull back on that now that they have a couple first party games that people actually want.
Not that it matters to me in reality. I’m not buying an XBOX or installing Windows. But it seems a little gross to abandon the whole premise they sold people on, especially when that was part of the reasonably tolerating perception of their acquisitions.
I’m torn.
On the one hand, I think Sony’s approach of not putting everything in the subscription library is a big part of how strong their library on the console as a whole is. Their games are worth buying.
On the other, CoD is the shoveled GaaS nonsense, and “everything we publish day one” has basically been their promise to subscribers from the start. It seems shitty to pull back on that now that they have a couple first party games that people actually want.
Not that it matters to me in reality. I’m not buying an XBOX or installing Windows. But it seems a little gross to abandon the whole premise they sold people on, especially when that was part of the reasonably tolerating perception of their acquisitions.