Original Content is more easily solvable, especially with Microsoft's cash reserves than say getting the Cloud infrastructure going. If Sony were to compete they would need to dramatically improve their infrastructure to get a foothold. Likely invest tens of billions into it. Something Sony doesn't have.
Pretty funny how you think that Sony, one of the few companies with an actual cloud gaming service deployed and probably some of the most experience in cloud gaming, is completely unable to compete. Shouldn't you at least wait for MS to release at least their first tentative step in this direction with Crackdown 3? Sure that's just running part of the game on the cloud, but it's quite a step beyond the standard server hosting they've done thus far.
Like I say, you're talking about the product, I'm talking about it getting it working well. Sony can have a product released, but the product will always be crap if there is no data centres near the area and that's exactly what happened. PS Now was and still is a bad product and Nvidia had to use move their servers to urban areas to get it working well.
LOL. Have you tried PS Now? Granted, it's not nearly as good as local, but it's not "crap". But go ahead, let's see the map of severs that Sony has that you're using to know they don't have enough or have in the right places.
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