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I don't think Sony (and I keep mentioning Sony, because they're the market leader and their digital statistics are the most significant of the console manufacturers) really cares about outlier areas or developing countries countries with poor Internet.

But my point is that the world is moving toward an all-digital future and streaming is intrinsically apart of that. I don't know if you're talking only about streaming or digital, I specifically am talking about digital, which admittedly isn't what this article is about.

Sat 17th Nov But there really is no competition for Sony and MS, beside Nintendo, who most likely will eventually go all-digital in the near future as well.The future of consoles is all-digital, whether segments of the video game playing world like it or not. So while catering to people with poor Internet is probably still going to be a priority for PS5 and the next Xbox, it most likely will not be for the generation beyond that.

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Sony will always have its stable array of multi-million selling exclusives to keep them afloat.ДЄlso, last quarter, 43% of PS4 software sales were digital, and the number is rising quickly, and destined to overtake physical sales within the next 5 or so years. So Sony/MS have nothing to worry about in terms of competition.

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You're right, at that point, there's basically no one but Nintendo left to capitilise on such a comment, but realistically, Nintendo are never going to compete with Sony/MS in tech spec parity, especially when portable hybrids will likely be their forseeable future. Well, what happens when both Sony and Microsoft are saying 'we have our old or classic consoles for people with poor Internet'?

Fri 16th Nov It's like when Microsoft said: 'we have Xbox 360 for those with poor Internet'.

In dense areas it's fine, but most of the US isn't NYC. A wonderful idea that can't be implemented like traditional cell grids, but the companies try anyway. For watching buffered movies and uploading spreadsheets? Sure it'll be fine enough (most places.) But betting gaming on 'it works in places it works and not everywhere else' isn't going to fly.ДҐG is the return of WiMAX in a Chinese-market-approved retrofit. Performance will not be suitable for gaming. Where there are holes now there will be holes then, and possibly worse. The system will fail over to lower frequency 4G (even 3G) still. They'd need to line every neighborhood street with towers, and that isn't going to happen in most of the US. And even under ideal conditions it would need a tower density that is not ever going to exist. In forested areas the range will be horrendous. The problem with 5G is it's using bandwidth in the UHF spectrum which is extremely high frequency which means very poor transmission distance and exceedingly poor penetration through any solid objects. Most phone plans with 'unlimited' mean 'unlimited' on the phone, but limited to ISDN speeds if tethered. And your data caps will make it useless for anything but pre-approved content. Yes, it's 'really really fast' if you're standing next to a tower.

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Which is why they opened PSNow to download games locally on a Playstation (except PS3 that PS4 can't 5G isn't a panacea despite the marketing. In other words, it only works in limited areas. Fri 16th Nov PS Now works will if you live in the right place with the right connection plugged into the right backbone with the right hops to the server at the right distance.

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