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It’s not a good reason. Steam for example can also make these changes as they see fit. They aren’t required to support a 3rd party integration if it doesn’t su
by ericmay 3y ago
It’s not a good reason.
Steam for example can also make these changes as they see fit. They aren’t required to support a 3rd party integration if it doesn’t suit their business. Sony is no different here.
- Seb-C 3y agoIn the developer tools, Steam already disabled the button to add a Twitter account to a game actually
- snvzz 3y ago>Steam for example can also make these changes as they see fit. Yes, but it's my computer and it is much easier for me to get the job done relative to doing it on some PlayStation, even without any help from steam.