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[TheWorthyEdge]

Uhm...people actually think devs would be allowed to charge you for PATCHES upgrading resolution? No way Jose.

Sony wouldn't allow that.

 

[Jacksinthe]

Can I quote you in the OP as an update?

Go.

 

[CosmicQueso]

Chubigans post is worthy of OP placement as well?

 

[SolidChamp]

We are not allowed to charge you for patches or pro feature updates.

The "fees" include anything we have to swallow to update our past games for you.

The internet can calm down. There is nothing we can do to leverage pro features or patches with price. Nothing.

Show's over folks. Nothing to see here.

 

[Raiden1018]

I agree with this but...

If a game has been finished and the developers have moved on, then fair enough I guess.

Publishers, developers and Sony. Consider this.

- You need a 4K TV. (ideally a HDR enabled one)
- You need a PS4 Pro.
- You need an internet connection.
- You need the game itself.

This shit ain't cheap on the consumer. The last thing you want to do is put more barriers between the consumer and what you claim is the future.

No. It isnt fair. Players already paid for the game and bought the more expensive and powerful console.

Do PC players pay a fee to adjust their sliders to ultra?

 

[jmaine_ph]

We are not allowed to charge you for patches or pro feature updates.

The "fees" include anything we have to swallow to update our past games for you.

The internet can calm down. There is nothing we can do to leverage pro features or patches with price. Nothing.

Are you a developer? What studio? Just curious for quoting purposes.

 

[Vashetti]

We are not allowed to charge you for patches or pro feature updates.

The "fees" include anything we have to swallow to update our past games for you.

The internet can calm down. There is nothing we can do to leverage pro features or patches with price. Nothing.

Thanks 😁

 

[UrbanRats]

Uhm...people actually think devs would be allowed to charge you for PATCHES upgrading resolution? No way Jose.

Sony wouldn't allow that.

So what is the guy in the OP's interview even talking about then? The confusion remains.