This week on The Trophy Room, the crew dives into the debate around Marathon’s launch numbers and why player count discussions have become one of the internet’s favorite ways to judge a game’s success.
We also talk about Xbox’s next-generation console, Project Helix, and what Microsoft’s evolving hardware strategy could mean for PlayStation going into the PS6 generation.
Plus, we break down reports that Sony is testing dynamic pricing on the PlayStation Store, offering personalized discounts to players in certain regions.
Sources referenced in this episode include reporting from WCCFTech, Video Games Chronicle, and PC Gamer.
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