Does sony not learn from their mistakes? It's like they don't want to have any exclusives to shift systems. From a consumers point of view I guess it's quite nice to get continued support for old consoles, but anyone would think sony doesn't want you to get a ps4. This is the exact problem the ps3 had.

Looks like batman is sneaking up from behind

"COUSIN! Do you want to go do yoga?"

I want a TNG game made by rocksteady where we play as Picard and have to make earl grey tea. Fund it.

@bloody-hell

Yeah, because a games console is going to damage the stocks of a company who runs almost a complete monopoly on business software and operating systems.

But what about people moving to PC? That's going to really hurt Microsoft isn't it, their stocks will really take a hit after all the gamers move to the only operating system that has a working game library.

"Anonymous sources speaking to Kotaku"

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@lukewallwork @Overlord93 Sure, the poor are only poor because they aren't working hard enough.

Whatever helps you sleep at night

@gamecoder99 @Overlord93

You're right, I bet there's some guy somewhere, coming home from a 12 hour shift, for which his company pays him the lowest amount they can legally get away with, and then having to make the decision not to eat because otherwise he wont keep the rent up, meanwhile the CEO is deciding whether his wife's pomeranian really needs another two jacuzzis. But it's okay, because he did do some work, maybe as much, or even a bit more, than the other guy.

Yet our society would label the minimum wage workers who are only able to pirate their aggressively marketed products as theives. All the while some schmuck in an office chair makes six figures for doing next to nothing.

Kind of ironic considering the premise of watch dogs