Jeremy

They can pull back whatever they want. Exclusives do NOT drive hardware sales as they learned when they started releasing their games on PC to massive success. If they want to stop getting my money, then go right ahead. I have plenty of backlog and tons of great games coming, I don't need anything from Sony they don't want to sell me.

When I was born my parents already had a Pong game and an Atari 2600. Soon we had Colecovision and then Nintendo and finally my full conversion to PC. I could never have dreamed then that games like Skyrim or Cyberpunk would even exist. It sucks being old, but I feel so thankful to have seen the industry grow and for experiences to be this incredible. It's something people born later take for granted. I have problems with probably every game if I break it down, but overall it's just so incredible to see how far the industry has come and how much better it will continue to be. Graphics will never beat out good old fashioned design, but they're still amazing.

I'll never get these people who find a sense of pride in not trying things, not knowing about things, and not experiencing things. As if somehow reading a book has more intrinsic value than playing a good game. There are bad books and profound games. Here's a thought, Steve. You know you can do both? You can play videogames and still read important books. What a tool. Oh well, his loss.

No remaster and no PC release is just dumb business when it comes to all these games. It's just leaving money on the table. Most PC gamers have no reason to buy a PS or Xbox, so it's not helping to move consoles.