MOUSE: P.I. For Hire's physical copies will not require an internet connection to play the game.
If you insert the disc/cartridge into an offline PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, or Nintendo Switch 2, the game will be playable.
If your console is connected to the internet, the latest update will be downloaded, which we recommend in order to install the latest quality of life improvements, bug fixes, and more.
We hope you enjoy your time in Mouseburg 🐭
Without physical games:
- Midnight launches are dead
- Collectors Editions lose half of their value
- You can’t share, trade, or sell your games
- You can’t buy used games
- If there’s a server outage, you’re shit out of luck
- YOU OWN NOTHING
I am shocked by this, especially with it coming from Playstation before Xbox. This kills more than just physical games. It kills true ownership of games you buy. It kills preservation of games in the future, especially games based on licensed media.
Important updates:
News on physical discs for new games - https://t.co/BzZODXdWGY
News on PlayStation Store on PS3 and PS Vita - https://t.co/ev3mN6wj14
PlayStation is deleting over 500 purchased movies from its customers' accounts 🎞️
• Includes films like 'Terminator 2', 'Rambo', 'Apocalypse Now', 'Hot Fuzz', and 'Moonlight'
• Comes after a licensing deal ended
We incorrectly stated that PlayStation Plus is required for local co-op splitscreen play. Local splitscreen co-op requires a PlayStation account for each player but does not require a PlayStation Plus account.
After buying Halo: Campaign Evolved for $50, you'll need to spend an additional $22 a month to play split screen co-op from your COUCH.
Requiring online subscriptions for something we've had easily and for free since 2001 is such a joke.
A father buys Halo: Campaign Evolved on the family PS5 with the intention of playing the advertised split screen co-op with his son.
He immediately discovers upon booting the game that he needs to purchase a PS Plus subscription for not only himself, but also a second PS Plus subscription on a second account for his son so that they can play the campaign together side by side in the living room on the couch after purchasing a $50 game with no multiplayer.
Read that again, let it sink in and then understand that this is all true and was posted on the official Halo website earlier today.