We were just engaged in a pretty gnarly discussion, here at the PSU towers. Today is Friday, and The Walking Dead Episode 2 is coming out on PSN (for whatever odd reason). Not that we care; we just wanted Episode two asap.
So straight to the point: Are Friday nights better for PlayStation Network game releases?
Would you rather start a new game on a Friday night, when you know you might not have to wake up early the next day? Don’t people usually have more time on Fridays?
What good is having a game released early in the week? Is getting games a day earlier than Xbox 360 owners the only benefit?
Discuss.
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Are PSN releases on Friday night better?
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06-29-2012 #2
I don't care about getting games earlier than 360, really. When I DO care is when developers do timed exclusive DLC. That's when I refuse to support such fucking stupid business practices by never ever getting the content. However, I agree that friday night releases are better due to the weekend being the only time when I can really sink my time into a game. Being my internet so slough though, I'd have to download the game thursday afternoon to get it ready for friday night
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Zswordsman wants to slowly undress this post.
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I never did like the updates being on Tuesday here in the States. I would very much rather it was on Friday night.
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Friday night.
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