PS5 機主討論區 (89）FF VII Rebirth 29/2
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早一兩日連Norman 都上埋去，應該Death stranding 2 好快有新trailer同埋隻game 都入咗最後階段Fix 緊bug
想問下左菇飄移過左保養有冇得搞？
官方如果冇，有冇幫人維修既鋪頭？謝
官方如果冇，有冇幫人維修既鋪頭？謝
趁遲下day of play買多隻
日版portal要較wifi Channel 整體係要較咩
係router 度set 5Ghz 係channel 136 或者以下
真心唔識想求問
係咪得日本版先要set？
定係某啲其他原因先要改？
係咪得日本版先要set？
定係某啲其他原因先要改？
只有日版要改，因為日本嘅wifi 5Ghz 有部份頻道係法例禁止使用，所以喺日本售賣嘅Wi-Fi機器包括發射器( router) 或者接收器( 例如遊戲機或者電話) 一樣會係firmware 度鎖上一部份頻道, 如果router set channel 140 以上，日版機係搜尋唔到個AP
同香港嘅Wi-Fi6,7一樣，香港政府亦都禁止咗近一半6Ghz 頻道
但因為冇乜wifi 6,7 產品，所以冇乜人理
同香港嘅Wi-Fi6,7一樣，香港政府亦都禁止咗近一半6Ghz 頻道
但因為冇乜wifi 6,7 產品，所以冇乜人理PS PORTAL到手,有冇3.5MM嘅藍芽TRANSMITTER介紹...
USB3.0嘅有線EARPHONE都用唔到SAD...
USB3.0嘅有線EARPHONE都用唔到SAD...
堅唔知原來日本出嘅係有限到
外國有人試過用支援switch 嘅transmitter 係連到，但會有明顯lag 。 所以都冇乜好產品可以推介
佢係咪淨管PS studio
然後西野就傾第三方？
然後西野就傾第三方？
係 ，同埋將SIE D IP 映像化
西野就主力搞硬件/服務/第三方
西野就主力搞硬件/服務/第三方
審批內容係咪歸西野嗰邊?
係咪可以期待啲和諧少啲
係咪可以期待啲和諧少啲
衣D 唯有一步一步咁嚟
老實講Stellar blade 個邊玩家聯署反應咁大係好事
老實講Stellar blade 個邊玩家聯署反應咁大係好事
日本人負責第三方同第二方合作
鬼佬就主力負責第一方同映像化
十時係唔係想SIE內部東西方互相競爭
鬼佬就主力負責第一方同映像化
十時係唔係想SIE內部東西方互相競爭
似係日本嗰面信唔過班鬼佬就真
而家直接安插個日本人落去睇住，即係收返部分權力
而家直接安插個日本人落去睇住，即係收返部分權力Square Enix Is Done With PlayStation Exclusivity After Profit Drop
Even though Square Enix and Sony’s partnership goes back years, something has to change for the publisher, it has realized, and that includes getting its biggest games outside of the reach of a single console.
In its latest earnings release, Square Enix reports a profit drop of -69.7% year over year, thanks in part to MMO and mobile declines, and also growing operating losses from high dev cost amortization, even if sales are up slightly. But the company has made it clear it plans to make the most of those high development costs with releases on more platforms. Square Enix will “aggressively pursue a multiplatform strategy that includes Nintendo platforms, PlayStation, Xbox, and PCs," it says.
Many of Square Enix’s biggest games have been locked into one-platform partnerships, like last year’s Final Fantasy 16 and this year’s Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, both out on a single system, the PlayStation 5. Even if that console is very popular, Square Enix now fully understands they cannot limit themselves to this strategy no matter what kind of relationship they’ve had with Sony.
Some are saying this reflects poorly on Sony, but I mean, any of these other companies would lock up exclusive third party deals for big games if they could. The onus here is really on Square Enix for doing this for so long for so many big games, and now they realize they finally have to expand for many of these titles. It’s not clear if this means the games I just mentioned specifically will come to other platforms, however.
Even with this new plan, it’s likely the biggest platform for Square Enix games much of the time will remain PlayStation, mainly due to brand association and market share. I am curious how the Switch 2 will factor into this in the near future. And I’m also curious if Square Enix may in fact be willing to do some sort of deal with Microsoft to put games on Game Pass. Sure, that’s “forgoing sales,” but they had…zero sales before this for these games, so maybe it’s worth the huge check Microsoft would write. In either case, they’re better off than they were before.
While the concept of game exclusivity is not going away, essentially everyone in the industry understand that limiting releases to just a single console in the face of ballooning development costs and the pursuit of live revenue is a poor idea. Microsoft has been on its “play anywhere” kick for a while with day and date releases on PC and cloud gaming elsewhere. Now, Sony is trying to expand its PC release plan as well (which has been running into a few hiccups). Almost no other publishers, Activision, EA, Take Two, Ubisoft, were doing what Square Enix was doing with these huge third party releases for one platform like PlayStation. But no more.
Square Enix goes on to say they are focusing more on quality over quantity, and a number of games in development have been cancelled as a result. We’ll see where this goes, and if it means anything for the game that are already out.
Even though Square Enix and Sony’s partnership goes back years, something has to change for the publisher, it has realized, and that includes getting its biggest games outside of the reach of a single console.
In its latest earnings release, Square Enix reports a profit drop of -69.7% year over year, thanks in part to MMO and mobile declines, and also growing operating losses from high dev cost amortization, even if sales are up slightly. But the company has made it clear it plans to make the most of those high development costs with releases on more platforms. Square Enix will “aggressively pursue a multiplatform strategy that includes Nintendo platforms, PlayStation, Xbox, and PCs," it says.
Many of Square Enix’s biggest games have been locked into one-platform partnerships, like last year’s Final Fantasy 16 and this year’s Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, both out on a single system, the PlayStation 5. Even if that console is very popular, Square Enix now fully understands they cannot limit themselves to this strategy no matter what kind of relationship they’ve had with Sony.
Some are saying this reflects poorly on Sony, but I mean, any of these other companies would lock up exclusive third party deals for big games if they could. The onus here is really on Square Enix for doing this for so long for so many big games, and now they realize they finally have to expand for many of these titles. It’s not clear if this means the games I just mentioned specifically will come to other platforms, however.
Even with this new plan, it’s likely the biggest platform for Square Enix games much of the time will remain PlayStation, mainly due to brand association and market share. I am curious how the Switch 2 will factor into this in the near future. And I’m also curious if Square Enix may in fact be willing to do some sort of deal with Microsoft to put games on Game Pass. Sure, that’s “forgoing sales,” but they had…zero sales before this for these games, so maybe it’s worth the huge check Microsoft would write. In either case, they’re better off than they were before.
While the concept of game exclusivity is not going away, essentially everyone in the industry understand that limiting releases to just a single console in the face of ballooning development costs and the pursuit of live revenue is a poor idea. Microsoft has been on its “play anywhere” kick for a while with day and date releases on PC and cloud gaming elsewhere. Now, Sony is trying to expand its PC release plan as well (which has been running into a few hiccups). Almost no other publishers, Activision, EA, Take Two, Ubisoft, were doing what Square Enix was doing with these huge third party releases for one platform like PlayStation. But no more.
Square Enix goes on to say they are focusing more on quality over quantity, and a number of games in development have been cancelled as a result. We’ll see where this goes, and if it means anything for the game that are already out.
FF7 part 3好可能全平台
唔會，FF 同罪大簽左約，收左一大舊獨佔費用唔會隨便違約，返而DQ12 同KH 4 就大機會全平台
全平台好事黎
唯一擔心係佢地技術力夠唔夠
單平台都有performance issue
day one全平台一定瀨硬野
唯一擔心係佢地技術力夠唔夠
單平台都有performance issue
day one全平台一定瀨硬野