It's Okay to Love Marvel's Wolverine and Still Be Mad at PlayStation
Obviously, I'm not here to suggest that we can't be mad at PlayStation because, of course, we're allowed to be. The brand's decision to pursue an all-digital future and eventually end physical game disc production is exceedingly difficult to stomach, and I'm not going to pretend like it's something that should be taken...
Obviously, I'm not here to suggest that we can't be mad at PlayStation because, of course, we're allowed to be. The brand's decision to pursue an all-digital future and eventually end physical game disc production is exceedingly difficult to stomach, and I'm not going to pretend like it's something that should be taken lightly. This is effectively one of the earliest signs of gaming as we've known it coming to an end, so that the digital age we've already accepted can encompass all things in full. That is a painful reality to embrace, no matter how much we've both willingly and ignorantly embraced it up to this point. However, regardless of how upset we are at PlayStation for being one of the first in the gaming industry to officially move into this future, it's okay to still love and look forward to games like Marvel's Wolverine, even if they have Sony's name attached to them.
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