"PSN isn't supported in my country. What do I do?" Arrowhead CEO: "I don't know"slaacaa@lemmy.world to Games@lemmy.world – 959 points – 2 months ago198Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsShow the parent commentI wonder if it’s more damage control, why are they allowing games to be sold in markets where the mandatory linking wasn’t possible? Steam should know this limitations, the devs knew about the requirements from Sony, it was listed on the store page since it was listed.Apparently they recently updated the store to no longer sell in unavailable psn regions.Its probably BOTH damage control AND Valve being staffed by PC nerds who ALSO dont want toxic console BS infecting the PC Sphere
I wonder if it’s more damage control, why are they allowing games to be sold in markets where the mandatory linking wasn’t possible? Steam should know this limitations, the devs knew about the requirements from Sony, it was listed on the store page since it was listed.Apparently they recently updated the store to no longer sell in unavailable psn regions.Its probably BOTH damage control AND Valve being staffed by PC nerds who ALSO dont want toxic console BS infecting the PC Sphere
Its probably BOTH damage control AND Valve being staffed by PC nerds who ALSO dont want toxic console BS infecting the PC Sphere
I wonder if it’s more damage control, why are they allowing games to be sold in markets where the mandatory linking wasn’t possible?
Steam should know this limitations, the devs knew about the requirements from Sony, it was listed on the store page since it was listed.
Apparently they recently updated the store to no longer sell in unavailable psn regions.
Its probably BOTH damage control AND Valve being staffed by PC nerds who ALSO dont want toxic console BS infecting the PC Sphere