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Posted by JackOv Alovau
 - Yesterday at 23:44:05
The Almighty dollar rules all. Screw the custy, it's all about what Sony wants. Well.. Gimme a good old reliable, high quality Technics 1200 turntable. Or any turntable by Technics. Can't wait to see Sony eat a big$hi+ sandwich made of financial loss from discontinuing gaming discs.
Posted by User126362
 - Yesterday at 23:36:07
Quote from: YaruSP on Yesterday at 22:03:49Playstation is a subsidiary with a lot of independence, so I don't see it as an issue. Different subsidiaries also don't necessarily share the same values/ideas.....if anything it's usually the opposite and they can clash as a result.

Companies aren't monoliths, they're not a single mind. Unfair to drag other Sony departments for Playstation's move especially when clearly those department support physical media. Be upset sure, but be upset with the right one.

Until PlayStation is separate from Sony in the stock market, they're under the same roof
Posted by Fat Tony Johnson
 - Yesterday at 22:52:16
I like big butts and I cannot lie.
Posted by YaruSP
 - Yesterday at 22:03:49
Playstation is a subsidiary with a lot of independence, so I don't see it as an issue. Different subsidiaries also don't necessarily share the same values/ideas.....if anything it's usually the opposite and they can clash as a result.

Companies aren't monoliths, they're not a single mind. Unfair to drag other Sony departments for Playstation's move especially when clearly those department support physical media. Be upset sure, but be upset with the right one.
Posted by Redaktion
 - Yesterday at 21:36:46
Sony plans to reduce PS5 disc production in 2028, but still manufactures vinyl record players. A social media post about a turntable irked gamers already upset over the decision. They claim that, like with music, demand for the physical game format will continue for the foreseeable future.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Sony-promoting-vinyl-player-enrages-critics-opposing-end-of-physical-PS5-game-discs.1352366.0.html