I don’t understand a bit, that’s why SONY got it, when it undoubtedly had enough time to assess the functionality before that, not the game in its store for the old console at all. They had to see how miserable it worked on them after five minutes of testing. They could also simply not approve of it in the store and they would avoid such a mess. Of course, I had a CD project on my head that didn’t try to sell it on this hardware at all. I absolutely want the user-friendliness of the consoles, because in general it should be true that the hunter does not have to have any power and compatibility, and when the game is approved for distribution for their model, the sun should work under any circumstances. There is another situation with a PC, where the hunter must look to get enough powerful hardware and possibly understand the graphics settings to make it work. But the console is bought mainly so that the user does not have to. On the other hand, the user should have a little judgment and not imagine. No one expects to have next-gen game kits on old-gen hardware, those consoles have the graphics performance at the same level as the GTX 1050Ti, which is in desperation today, don’t even talk about CPU power. At the time of their purchase, they corresponded to the performance of the middle medium compared to the then gaming PCs (the price also corresponded to that). Pichzejc consoles are full of different levels.
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