r/gaming • u/SilentNova300 • 15h ago

PlayStation’s Future Has Never Looked Bleaker

https://www.ign.com/articles/playstations-future-has-never-looked-bleaker
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u/Harry_Flowers 15h ago

This is kind of a sensational headline.

As annoying as Sony’s decisions are as of late, they’re doing fine, and will likely keep doing well.

Idk why there’s even a picture of Wolverine. One of their releases gets an average of 7/10 and people start freaking out… it’s kind of funny.

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u/Myopicmagikarppp 14h ago

Yeah this is all so dramatic lol. From everything I’ve seen a 7/10 seems warranted but like god damn why is a 7/10 being talked about like it’s the end of PlayStation or the biggest controversy in the world.

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u/foreveracubone 13h ago

Cause it’s their most productive studio (4th game this gen) and a game that got hyped for years that reportedly cost hundreds of millions of dollars to make.

This isn’t quite as bad as if Naughty Dog dropped a 7/10 game but it’s close.

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u/charliekiller124 13h ago

Not to mention that a 3rd of all wolverine profits immediately enters the mouse's coffers. Wolverine needs to sell 8 mill at least to break even.

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u/Only-Finish-3497 9h ago

Maybe. You’re assuming that Marvel’s deal is flat x% rate. It’s very possible that it’s a tranched rate until y point.

I’ve done deals like this. They’re always complicated.

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u/xzerozeroninex 2h ago

Uhm you know profits are computed after production cost is recouped right?So if Wolverine sells 4 million copies,they deduct the production cost,then compute for the profit sharing.