Idk which "all consoles" you're talking about, but fwiw I worked as a dev at Sony during the PS5 launch, and for the disk version, it was a heavy priority that the barebones "put in a disk and play a game" use-case should work from day 1 offline forever.
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Idk which "all consoles" you're talking about, but fwiw I worked as a dev at Sony during the PS5 launch, and for the disk version, it was a heavy priority that the barebones "put in a disk and play a game" use-case should work from day 1 offline forever.
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Idk which "all consoles" you're talking about, but fwiw I worked as a dev at Sony during the PS5 launch, and for the disk version, it was a heavy priority that the barebones "put in a disk and play a game" use-case should work from day 1 offline forever.
wrote on last edited by [email protected]I should've been clear, that was about point c, the clause to brick the console. It has been present since PS3 / PS4 era and is still present for PS5, same with Xbox.
As for the ability to use console without connecting to internet, I don't support that move by Nintendo, so didn't give any examples for that, but Xbox One had that, so at least half of other consoles have this precedence, but it was a stupid move by Xbox then, and it's a stupid move by Nintendo now.
