In happier times, Sony was courting PC gamers with lavish magazine ads for its most popular CD-ROM titles
Wes's article offers a nostalgic look at Sony's past marketing strategies aimed at PC gamers. His exploration highlights the contrast between then and now, shedding light on shifting industry dynamics. "When he’s not obsessively optimizing and re-optimizing..." showcases his personal engagement with games. - The emphasis on Japanese games reflects a deep understanding of niche markets. - The mention of his legacy with WASD adds a humorous touch. However, the review could benefit from a more critical analysis of Sony's current position in the market. Overall, it’s a well-rounded piece that sparks thoughtful reflection on gaming's evolution. A deeper dive into the implications of these changes would enhance the narrative. Wes’s insights are valuable but could be expanded for greater impact.
