Intere🧸sting argument. I don't feel the lack🔯 of exclusives as much as there used to be, is the problem here.

The problem th🌞e ways games are made are just not as fun and engaging from Playstations golden days. PS1 ending with PS3.

Game development has become way too expensღive, it's reaching blockbuster film funding standards.

Games have become way to lon𝔉g instead of short and sweet. Being able to complete a game over a weekend instead of playing a game that takes 100 ho💖urs to beat.

I can't remember that guys n𒁏ame but I'm sure he was the CEO of play💦station in the PS2 glory days. He was saying the same thing.

In old games you couldn't open every single door. In alot of modern games today you ca💫n. Tಌhis cost time and money.

More imp꧂ortantly the passion has disappeared. From MS and Playstation a🧜ll they care about is profit and this reflects in the games.

Not having passion does not just reflect in games, it makes a difference with music, and films and art et🍨c. Compare an old song and film with a new one...

Anyway I🐲 digress. Afterℱ the PS3 era I thought PS4 was piss poor don't rate that console at all.

PS5 I purchased to get me through hard times. I can say I feel like 𓆉games are leaning towards the old ways. More linear and engaging story.

It feels to me Pꦐlaystation is learning and listening. I played my PS5 more in a year than my whole PS4 life time.