NemiPLays

I am NemiPLays and i Love Videogames,on my Twitter i Share News and Giveaways mostly Gaming Related.Sometimes i also do Giveaways like Beta Keys,DLC's and Games

[NemiPLays @NemiPLays]

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[Nintendo DE @NintendoDE]

Seid nächste Woche bei zwei #NintendoDirect-Präsentationen dabei!

The Legend of #Zelda 40th Anniversary Direct – Dienstag, 08.09. um 16:00 (ca. 30 Min.)

Nintendo Direct – Mittwoch, 09.09. um 16:00 (ca. 45 Min.)

Beide Präsentationen seht ihr hier: https://t.co/vzdZ5h50U4

[OJ - PlayerEssence @PlayerEssence]

Xbox limiting cloud gaming hours even if you pay the highest tier of Game Pass Ultimate.

Do not trust an all digital / streaming future. See how fast they can just change the rules? Wake up peeps.

[FINAL FANTASY @FinalFantasy]

Begin your journey in the Final Fantasy Resonance demo!

Experience the story from the opening through the end of Chapter 1. Carry over your data to the final game when it launches October 22.

[HalloweenVerse @HalloweenVerse]

🎃🔪 The official theme for Halloween: The Game can now be heard on the PS5 home screen for those who have pre-downloaded the game!

[🇨🇭 Big Dreamer 💿💿💿 @Big_Dreamer_CH]

Et tu possèdes toujours une version physique que tu peux revendre, prêter, ou réinstaller en cas de compte bannis.

Bordel, mais cette tech est vraiment trop bien !

[Gazz @Gazz_54]

PlayStation is by far the worst gaming platform right now.

After everything Sony has done, continues to do, and continues to say, they are the greediest company in this industry’s history. They even managed to surpass Nintendo, which is extremely greedy too. I’m almost impressed.

Sony no longer cares about us — their customers and fans. They don’t care about making fun videogames. They’ve now said that selling more PS5 consoles isn’t even their priority. Their number-one priority, in their own words, is monetizing current PS5 owners. That likely means more low-effort live-service games like Marathon (aka Concord 3) and other boring, sloppy, even woke live-service titles they’re surely making right now.

All they care about is money, and they don’t even try to hide it anymore. We let them get this audacious — audacious enough to say things like “no reasonable person could think they own a digital game they paid $70 for.”

They want us to act like sheep, swallow whatever slop they shove down our throats, and pay for it.

I really hope Asha Sharma keeps delivering features like disc-to-digital so competition grows massively. Then Sony will be forced to change their behavior. If they don’t, XBOX will take over and Sony will lose everything.

[Jae Parker @JaeParker___]

And we got the music on the menu screen! Oh it’s over for everyone come Friday! @HalloweenTVG

[SpawnPoiint @SpawnPoiint]

Huge W for XBOX. This really is the best of both worlds for gamers.

Own the physical forever, but play it digitally.

[Stallion83 @Stallion83]

Watch me turn this physical Xbox copy of Grand Theft Auto V into a digital version in seconds.

I can play it without the disc and it’s now locked into my digital library. 🤯

[Slasher Radio @SlasherRadio]

Victor Miller, infamous writer of Friday the 13th, has passed away at age 86.

Rest in peace 😔🌹

[Metaload @Metaload_ES]

🚨🔥 BOMBAZO: La función disco a digital de Xbox permite recuperar juegos DELISTADOS que llevan años sin poder comprarse, convirtiendo tu disco físico en una licencia digital.

Los Insiders ya han confirmado que funcionan títulos imposibles de adquirir hoy, como Deadpool (retirado en 2017 por temas de licencia), Minecraft: Story Mode, Rock Band 4, Titanfall o F1 2021.

Metes el disco, reclamas la versión digital y listo. Ya hay más de 170 juegos confirmados, aunque no todos entran: depende de que la editora dé el visto bueno. Un puntazo para la preservación.

[Ethica Gaming @EthicaNow]

SONY, I THINK YOUR OWN ARGUMENT JUST COLLAPSED.

Nobody is claiming that buying a copy of a game means I own the copyright to the game.

"That has never been the argument."

If I buy a movie on Blu-ray, I don't own the movie studio's intellectual property.

"I own MY COPY."

If I buy an album on CD, I don't own the artist's music or the record label's copyright.

"I own MY COPY."

Millions of people can own separate copies of the exact same movie, album, book or game at the same time.

We have understood this for generations.

Apparently everyone but you!

And when I own that physical copy, I can put it into compatible hardware and use it. The studio doesn't suddenly get to argue that ownership is impossible because somebody else bought the same movie too.

So why should a video game suddenly be different just because the delivery mechanism changed from a plastic disc to digital data?

That is where Sony's reported legal argument loses me.

I'm not claiming I own Resident Evil.
I'm claiming I paid for MY COPY of Resident Evil.

Those are two completely different things.

And Xbox just made this argument even harder for @Sony to defend.

Microsoft has demonstrated that a physical game can be tied to an individualized digital entitlement.

They don't have to hand the customer the copyright. They don't have to give one person exclusive ownership of the game.

They simply have to recognize that THIS consumer paid for THIS entitlement to access THIS game.

Millions of people can each possess their own entitlement to the same copyrighted work.

"Of course they can."

Sony already assigns digital licenses to millions of PlayStation accounts every day.

So the question was never whether the technology exists.

The question is what rights the consumer receives after Sony puts the word BUY on the screen and takes their money.

Here is the distinction that matters:

I OWN MY COPY.
I DO NOT OWN THE COPYRIGHT.

Movie studios understand that.
Record labels understand that.
Book publishers understand that.
Physical video games have worked that way for decades.

What makes you any different, @Sony?

Digital distribution should not magically erase that concept simply because the corporation has more technical control over the transaction.

And if the customer pays full price while receiving fewer rights and less control, I think consumers have every right to ask who actually benefits from that arrangement.

Sony doesn't need to give me ownership of its intellectual property.

Sony needs to explain why paying full price for my copy should give Sony more control over what I purchased simply because that copy arrived as bits instead of on a disc.

And Xbox has now demonstrated that individualized digital entitlements are absolutely possible.

The movie and music industries have demonstrated the underlying principle for generations.

Sony companies themselves sell movies and music on physical media that consumers can buy, take home and play whenever they want on compatible equipment.

So please explain why video games should suddenly be treated differently.

That makes the legal argument much more difficult to defend.

That's the conversation I think Sony needs to answer.

@PlayStation @Sony @Xbox @Microsoft @Blaze2KX @Aztecross

#PlayStation #Sony #Xbox #DigitalOwnership #ConsumerRights #GamePreservation #PhysicalMedia #DigitalGames #NoDiscNoBuy

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[Pyo 5️⃣ @mrpyo1]

This is why competition is good, sony is maybe considering to delay the digital only future because of what XBOX is doing right now

[Pirat_Nation 🔴 @Pirat_Nation]

Rumors from Gamescom suggest Sony may be reconsidering its plans to move further toward digital-only PlayStation releases due to Xbox 100% physical strategy

According to Eurogamer Spain, some publishers are discussing how Sony’s approach to physical games could leave an opening for competitors to change their own strategies.

Microsoft is reportedly telling publishers that its next console, Project Helix, will be “100% physical,” with the ability to convert physical games into digital licenses.

Another claim says a major game maker has allegedly told Sony that it could skip PlayStation for one of its biggest upcoming titles if Sony cannot guarantee a physical release.

These are just rumors unverified

[DiscussingFilm @DiscussingFilm]

First poster for ‘DAYS OF THUNDER 2’.

• Starring Tom Cruise and Anne Hathaway

• In theaters on June 2, 2028

[Cyberpunk 2077 @CyberpunkGame]

@RyanLaley We are very sorry this happened to you. We hope you know you’re not on your own with this. And while it won’t help right this second, we’ll check the Arasaka hardware archives and see if we can send a few things your way. No choom should have to start from zero. 🤝🏼

[Rino🚀 @RinoTheBouncer]

REPORT: Sony’s plan to end physical game media has reportedly generated enough tension, according to @NWeedle after his Gamescom experience🚀

✅Backlash had impact on their marketing strategies and forcing them to change how they communicate

✅3rd-party developers are preferring not to be associated with Sony at the moment

This is quite likely due to every PlayStation marketing material is being full of comment calling for “NO DISC 💿 NO BUY”

Keep up the pressure and don’t give up. Speak out against ending physical media, vote with your voices and wallets and join the PlayStation Blackout

We don’t hate gaming, we love gaming very much that we refuse to let corporate greed to further ruin it for us.

A digital-only future is NOT evolution, it’s going backwards because it means:

❌No ownership
❌No competition/options for prices
❌No 2nd hand marketing and trading
❌Always being tied to an account
❌Losing games if an account is lost
❌Region-locking
❌64% of the world who have no dedicated PlayStation Store will lose access to games

NO DISC 💿 NO BUY

[IGN @IGN]

The lore of Kingdom Hearts is so expansive that Tetsuya Nomura says Square Enix hired a loremaster to keep its story cohesive. https://t.co/x2ulAQfMfb

[Halloween: The Game @HalloweenTVG]

Become the Boogeyman and terrorize every soul in Haddonfield, or attempt to stop the very essence of evil.

Here's how matchmaking queues function in Halloween: The Game: