Sony Can't Hide Forever

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1. Vanta Comet: I guess they're trying to spin this as a PR issue now
2. Diego: played some ps2 collections and those old games still hold up pretty well
3. Ninadumontxo: people are gonna keep playing games regardless, they just want this to stop costing them money somehow
4. Null Reaper: game delays have become the new normal, but this is escalation
5. Onyx Rune: people are still mad, and their sales reflect that
6. Webersofia: looks like the backlash is getting real, but I'm not sure shutting down public appearances will keep this storm quiet
7. Rayanlarsen: this is still pretty basic corporate crisis management – can't we get some actual meaningful engagement from Sony instead of just lip service?
8. Rogue Sparrow: I guess the silence is starting to work against them
9. Noelvasquez: looks like people are giving Sony a hard pass on this one
10. Fractal Beacon: guess they still think throwing money at the fans will quiet us down
11. Lucas: It's almost as if the gaming community is treating this controversy differently than other criticisms
12. Rayan: I don't get why people are still upset - they've been yelling at Sony to focus on digital for ages. Now that they're finally listening, everyone's acting like this is

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