Imagine cancelling an action-espionage game from Hideo Kojima... the guy who literally defined the genre with Metal Gear and revolutionized it multiple times. 💀
Sony is taking L after L this year, holy shit.
😳 Trump is now literally trying to buy votes 😳
Trump just now announced that if Republicans keep the House and Senate in November, "I will issue a dividend to every adult citizen in the United States of America for $5,000." He suggested the money will come from tariffs.
The desperation is palpable. Here's the full clip of his announcement:
PlayStation in 2026:
- End Destiny
- End physical gaming forever
- End porting exclusives to PC
- Completely lose Hideo Kojima
- Attempt to cancel Kojima's next Metal Gear franchise
- Kojima cuts ties entirely and goes to XBOX
- Force your single-player studios to make live service games
- Concord happens
- Proceed to cancel most of them, losing years of development time and billions of dollars
- Buy Bluepoint and have them make a live-service rather than remakes
- Close Bluepoint down before they release any games
- Start selling vertical stands separately rather than have them come with the console
- Console prices at an all-time high
Genuinely... what is going on at Sony. disaster after disaster, huge L after L. They were my favorite gaming company throughout the PS4 generation but genuinely, how do you lose EVERYONE this fast? Meanwhile, XBOX is taking full advantage of this and priming a major comeback next generation. A literal generational fumble happening at Sony.
I have not seen his OF. Only his Twitter account promoting it. Am I impressed with his junk? No. Those usually slip out too often during sex and stress me out. But he’s an adult, making money. And OF is a legitimate content platform. So he has every right to be his own boss.
Jon Stewart: The city began covering their ass 3 weeks after 9/11. There was poison in the air, and the ground, and in your air conditioners and covering your pets, and your clothes, and it stayed there for months. It's very clear that the city knew and rather than take the steps to ameliorate the damage, they instead covered it up to get back to business as usual, but unfortunately after 9/11, business will never be usual again.