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March 2024 games (available on March 5th):

PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium | Game Catalog

March 2024 games (available on March 19th):

PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium | Game Catalog
PlayStation Premium | Classics
 
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The huge success of E33 and Oblivion at $50 make MS's choice to charge $80 for Outer Worlds 2 even more baffling. They are sending that game out to die.
MS made the call on this so they're weaponizing Nintendo's greed to push Game Pass appeal. I can both fault them and not at the same time. Nintendo threw the first stone.
 
I'd say it's more MS pulling a "we have to price our games at $80 but look, you can get gamepass for a few months for the same price and get so much more" play. They're basically going to do what Netflix did with streaming- great value/cheap early on and then slowly get people used to it being shittier over time.
 
That is just a trope phrase meant to imply stupidity. I’m saying you’d have to only be looking at the past month or so to say Nintendo threw the first stone. Odd use of that phrase though, raising game prices is throwing stones? Maybe at consumers I guess. Microsoft’s been a dump truck.
 
I don't think it's just MS... I think we're at a point where there's no real "competition" in gaming like we saw in the past. Nintendo controls a segment of the market thanks to their franchises and the convenience of their hybird system. MS has a ton of studios that they're using to just expand the franchises via Gamepass and expansion into other platforms. Sony has the console market under control thanks to having such a variety of games from internal and external studios.

All 3 are gouging consumers in someway- Nintendo and MS with games, Sony with their subscription services; plus all three with overpriced hardware. Doesn't matter which one of them was "first" to jack up prices since we're losing on all fronts right now.
 
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