PlayerStation had a terrible week and it's well-deserved, according to a reader's opinion.

It's been quite a week for Sony, and not in a good way. The gaming giant has faced a string of setbacks and criticisms, and one reader in particular is not feeling sorry for them. In fact, they believe Sony has brought these problems upon themselves.

It's hard not to feel a little bit of sympathy for Sony's PlayStation executives this week. With Xbox, who have been struggling since the Xbox One days, seemingly surpassing them in terms of success, things are definitely not looking good for Sony. The reader believes that Sony has been struggling since the release of the PlayStation 5.

They point out that after the first year, Sony stopped making games and doing interviews, and this coincided with their focus on live service games. The reader mentions promises of 12 live service games by 2026, and how this move has proven to be a disaster. But the biggest blow for Sony this week was the news that they were cancelling Hideo Kojima's game and cutting ties with him.

This comes after Kojima's recent partnership with Xbox, making Sony look like the villain in this situation. The reader points out that this is quite an achievement for Microsoft, who have faced their own struggles this year with layoffs. It's clear that the reader has no sympathy for Sony, as they believe the company has been making bad decisions for years.

The reader also touches on the digital-only decision, and how Sony has made no effort to communicate with fans about it. They criticize Sony for their lack of transparency and for not listening to what fans want. And it's not just this week's news that has the reader fed up with Sony.

They mention past incidents, such as the removal of movies and the updated terms and conditions, which seemed to be handled poorly by Sony. In the end, the reader has had enough and has decided to switch to a different console. They believe that Sony doesn't care about their fans and is only focused on making money.

And with the lack of exciting new games, the reader sees no reason to stick with Sony. While the reader's views may not represent everyone's, it's clear that they are frustrated with Sony and their decisions. Will Sony take note of the criticism and make changes, or will they continue down this path?

Only time will tell.