How do you feel about the impact of PlayStation’s exclusive titles on gaming culture?

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Sony’s exclusive titles from narrative powerhouses like The Last of Us and God of War to inventive indies—often set the bar for production values and storytelling in the wider industry. These games drive console sales, spark passionate fan debates, and showcase Sony’s commitment to artistic vision. Yet exclusivity can also fragment gaming communities and stoke console rivalry. Do you see PlayStation’s lineup of first‑party games as enhancing creative competition and pushing boundaries, or as gatekeeping experiences that should be more widely accessible?