@etc I don't work for Sony and I'm not sure why you're responding with such hostility. ProductHunt describes itself as "the place to discover your next favorite thing" which GOW4 easily falls into. I was excited to post about a game that I love and that others might love too.

@jasonshen That's fair. I can see how it was interpreted as hostility, but it wasn't intended as such. Sorry about that. The degradation of ProductHunt has been alarming and based on commentary I've seen, quite broadly noticed. E.g. A while back, a cpanel hosting service was being hunted and upvoted. If you feel a PS4 game belongs on ProductHunt, fine. I defer to the wisdom of the crowd. From my perspective, it seems like noise in a decreasingly useful PH. ProductHunt used to be about showcasing novel, ground breaking, apps, sites and products, however lately, it feels more like Pinterest.

@jasonshen @etc this is a pretty narrow view of what a product is. I've seeen podcasts, books, and other content posted on PH since the beginning. Why wouldn't a game qualify?

@jasonshen @jasonhitchcock You're arguing against a straw man. I'm not taking issue with it being a game in particular. As I stated before - I defer to the wisdom of the crowds. If PH becomes less useful to me, I'll just stop coming here. I'm not demanding PH or anyone do anything at all. I just feel like PH is starting to become more of a pinterest clone than a place to find new, novel products. (Interpret that broad classification how you will). With that said - even if you want to be notified of games - it seems a bit absurd to pedal one of the most marketed, anticipated and known games. If you're in the market for something like this, you've surely already heard it, especially if you already own the game system to play it.

@jasonshen Is this an Amazon affiliate link?

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