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A 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 subscripti
by Sunspark 4y ago
A 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.