They just need to give up on VR... it failed.. move on.
Also, although cricket may have 2 billion worldwide fans baseball has over 500 million and is in far fewer countries as a main sport. Comparing the two is asinine though seeing as though they are quite different. If you live in the US or Japan chances are your a baseball fan and if your in the EU or Asia you're a cricket fan.
I personally prefer baseball, basketball, and American football. If others prefer cricket, soccer (football), and rugby it isn't difficult to guess NA and EU.
Steam makes over 10 billion a year, I guess I don't understand the 16 billion evaluation. It seems to me they would perhaps sell for around 40 to 50 billion.. maybe even more.
@TheEroica: You should check out sales and bundles on Fanatical. The keys are for Steam and they very often have bundles for the Steam Deck (and other handheld devices). You can get like 3 to 10 games for a low price or pay 1 dollar per key and get a bundle of mystery keys. I've gotten a lot of great games that I would probanly never have played otherwise.
I got each Juarez game this way, and the cool thing is that by the chance you get a duplicate of a game you already own you can trade the key for a different game with other people that got dupes of their own.
If you go with the mystery bundles there are no guarantees, but you have a chance to hit bigger games and new releases, and you won't get any duplicate codes up to a 20 bundle.
I have a huge list of things to play on my Ally because of Fanatical.
Easily my favorite FF game, and although I'm sick and tired of remakes if it's turn based or at a minimum grid based im in, but if it's a watered down mindless hack n slash I couldn't care less.
I'd like to jump back into ESO with Gold Road but I'm probably going to hold off. VRising on PS5 is an easy day 1 (seems I'm the only person interested so far), and Super Monkey Ball will likely be a hit with my family since we played the hell out of the last one.
@PSP107: Yep, they will likely have multiple skus and since the handhelds are selling extremely well in the 600-1000 range I would imagine they will want to get in on that action. They just recently upped the price of games from 60 to 70 dollars, so a hop from 500 to 600 for the baseline and 700 or 800 plus for a higher end option is probably pretty realistic at this point. Of course I could be wrong since it's just a guess based on the market and trending hardware.
If they offer consoles that can run about anything on the market people will pay more for the added functionality. I have a lot of online friends that would love to get a PC but don't want the hassle. It's a perfect middle ground in my opinion. Then again I'm not saying it will happen, just saying it makes a whole hell of a lot of sense. Devs and companies want to charge more, so why not make it worth thr difference? Then again... it makes too much sense so it probably won't happen.. lol
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