10 PlayStation Problems Sony Want You To Forget
1. Refusing Cross Platform Gaming
Sometimes the decisions big companies make are baffling, as they are so short sighted and obstinate. Gamers have been crying out for cross platform gaming, and at this point it really doesn't make sense to ignore them.
Console exclusives have all but died as nearly every AAA title is available on multiple systems, which means there is a whole world of new online experiences to be had - if not for the invisible wall that Sony has thrown up.
Sony had the opportunity when Rocket League blew up across all consoles and, according to developers Psyonix, Microsoft had agreed to make the game cross platform, only to be rebuked by Sony.
Online gaming has never been as big as it is right now and the biggest of these online games are free and available on all consoles, such as Fortnite. With Microsoft on board, once again Sony's baffling decision making is leaving their fans out in the cold.
Except, unlike every other decision on this list, this one does not just affect PlayStation owners, but now Sony are sticking it to fans all across the world on every console.
With the PlayStation 5 on the horizon, let's hope Sony can at least learn from the litany of absurd mistakes and flubs they have made over the last few decades.