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‘Destruction AllStars’ Is A Cautionary Tale For PS5 And Sony – Forbes
Destruction AllStars has had a strange journey on PlayStation, and does not seem to be in the best of spots at the moment.
Destruction AllStars
Sony
Destruction AllStars has had a strange journey on PlayStation, and does not seem to be in the best of spots at the moment.
The game was originally planned as a full $70 release, as is the policy with new Sony PS5 first party games these days, but was then delayed three months, then put on PS Plus for two months, and now costs $20 in the store.
But unlike Sonys higher profile, mostly single player hits, this foray into attempting to make something live and akin to a Rocket…
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