PlayStation 4 is the first video game console I purchased a year ago. It’s a new thing for me while everybody get their hands on it years. I don’t like a game console back then, not because I don’t want to play it, but the cost is insane.
I played Nintendo back in my early years and if feels great, but compare it to PS4 today, those Nintendo games should be laid down in the bottom of the sea.
The game industry has been growing fast these years and it’s not only PS4 as a console, but we have X-Box and Nintendo. As playing other games, playing a game console will consume time and mostly wasting so much time just trying to finish story, or play PVP.
It’s a lot of to offer in PS4 games, you can still have free games to play when you apply for the membership which is cheaper than purchasing games. Playstation actually makes a year or two games becomes available free for you.
PS 4 games like FIFA has been a great opportunity to makes money of it either you become a professional player or make a strategy guides.
As you already know, every game always offer an in-app purchases, a free game, such as Warframe or Gunsup are selling their items through PS4 Shop or using Twitch as their selling platform.
All of us has reasons to play games, but its the recreational side that we are after, some of us play because it’s a challenge. “We are a gamer, not because we don’t have a life, but because we choose to have many”. {click to tweet}
We sleep less, eat fast and play games longer. Trophy is great standard to measure our game’s achievements, and people satisfied enough for being able to go for the hardest trophy.
Great Names behind game players, such as PewDiePie, Clinton “Fear” Loomis, Peter “ppd” Dager, Kurtis “Aui_2000” Ling are making money from game plays. It’s great, because they enjoy games and getting money from it. Not many us, gamers would be able to monetize our game plays and it’s all right because games are for fun.
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