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Sony Just Reported A New Record-Breaking High Figure, But It's Unsurprising

Sony Just Reported A New Record-Breaking High Figure, But It's Unsurprising https://ift.tt/Tb0hMd8 Sony just presented its financial results for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2026, including the fact that the majority of PlayStation game sales are digital. Of course, this comes as no surprise since digital sales overtook physical between 2018 and 2019, in the PS4's midcycle. When the PlayStation 5 launched with an option to have no disc drive at all, it was evident the digital era had become king. Now, Sony has reported a record-breaking 85% of PlayStation game sales were digital in Q4 of its last full fiscal year. That's a 2% increase from 2024, where Q1 and Q4 reported 80% of sales were digital. Its sales in gaming overall remained "essentially flat," contributed to positively by the impact of foreign exchange rates, an increase in sales from network services, and an increase in sales of non-first-party titles. Continue Reading at GameSpot

Bungie Assures Players Their Destiny 2 Characters Weren't Lost https://ift.tt/biXOcwB Destiny 2 can take hundreds, if not thousands of hours of your time, and the thought of losing your characters due to a system error is terrifying. During the last few days, some users over at Reddit reported this very same scenario, detailing when and how it happened. Now, developer Bungie shared a notice saying that the studio is "confident that no characters or progress were incorrectly lost by our systems." One of the Reddit threads, which was posted by user MasterCJ117 and has gathered 2,000 upvotes and over 200 comments by the time of publication, dives into the situation. Back when the Dawning event started last year, the user logged on and saw that their Warlock had been removed from their list of playable characters. According to them, a similar scenario had happened to a friend's Hunter a week afterward, but a quick restart managed to fix it. MasterCJ117 wasn't so lucky, but Bungie doesn't think it was due to an internal error. Maintaining your characters and progress is our top priority. After kicking off a deep dive investigation of a very low number of reports of missing characters out of an abundance of caution, we are confident that no characters or progress were incorrectly lost by our systems. — Bungie Help (@BungieHelp) January 18, 2023 The player made a post over at Bungie's forums back on December 14, stating that nobody but them has access to their account. MasterCJ117 also shared a link to their Wasted on Destiny profile, where there is a slot for a "Deleted" character with 839 hours - presumably the Warlock they lost. Continue Reading at GameSpot

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