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[justiceiro]

Seriously, it's so obvious for me. Trailer these days ends with "pre order now!", But you either have to Google to search for the for the game page or go into console stores and check if the game is there. This is specially bad for game with weird names like "naraka" or even games that don't have defined titles when they are announced.

If all stores offered a simple link to allow for wishlist, you can easily turn that into a QR. No need to "check for description", just raise the phone and get it(or use Google lens).

Am I nuts? Shouldn't this be standard by now? Do you remember get interested into a game trailer and then forgetting the name/ release date later? You think wishlist is easy enough? You think there are better ideas than QR codes?

 

[keraj37]

To which store would the code link to, if the game is multiplatform?
The better solution is to simple note it down. At least to me.

 

[Griffon]

That's actually a brilliant idea.

 

[Loomy]

To which store would the code link to, if the game is multiplatform?
The better solution is to simple note it down. At least to me.

Code could link to a page with tiles for each platform. You choose yours and wish list.

 

[Robb]

No clue, sounds like a good idea. Maybe the people making the decisions about the trailers are just old farts.

 

[Kilau]

Do you remember get interested into a game trailer and then forgetting the name/ release date later?

No