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As mentioned in the article, it's sacred to the highest tier of PlayStation's new subscription service, so they won't remove it.
by joshschreuder 4y ago
As mentioned in the article, it's sacred to the highest tier of PlayStation's new subscription service, so they won't remove it.
- Sunspark 4y agoA service can change at any time. OtherOS came with the system in the box, and Sony tore it out after consumers had already purchased the system. A subscription service, they can just end it and refund people's money and call it a day. It's absolutely not set in stone. Unless they decide the revenue from the highest tier is worth leaving it in place. To be determined.
- VanTheBrand 4y agoIt’s fundamental to their subscription strategy. I would happily bet you $10,000 they don’t pull PS2 support in response to this.
- boomboomsubban 4y agoThey also lost a class action lawsuit over OtherOS, needing to pay people that used it $55. With PS2 emulation, I suspect far more people do use it and it would be much, much easier to prove you used it. This could lead to a huge settlement against them.