For the staunchest PlayStation supporter, I think maybe this is wake up call. I listen to Keighley's words closely, and the guy likely has sources who know what is what isn't Is he likely doing his part to make sure his relationship with MS stays rosy, of course, afterall at the end of that Bonus Round he makes sure to shill for their coverage of the Microsoft E3 Press conference, not mention of Sony's or carrying a Nintendo Direct, so we know what's up and that is beside the point. The current model was bound to change, and maybe we need to stop blaming Microsoft for it, or claiming Sony is caving under pressure of the third parties, and except that. For those who say they are done with console gaming because of this you have every right, but I think you good and well know you chose console gaming for other reasons than how many used games you can buy or who you can share your games with. It is pretty clear third parties are the ones who want such changes to be made. I know if I were that strong of supporter of the PlayStation brand, ask yourself worse accepting this potential new reality, and a I repeat potential, because we still have no comfirmation on anything yet, or concede the upcoming gen to MS, with all the PS4 has going for it, because MS were willing to do what Sony wasn't? The thought sucks and I hate, but the music industry analysis is one which stuck with me, and I would hate to see future creativity in gaming suffer, because gamers refused to sacrifices a little convenience for what will likely be a short while with the coming all digital age, out holding on to something we felt we are entitled to.
