Dino Extremity has been exempted on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 today, and fans have criticized the verdict of tying it to the PlayStation Plus premium subscription, without making a sovereign profit.
While some older titles exempt from PlayStation Gather can also be purchased one-by-one, Dino Extremity is available exclusively as part of the vendor’s top tier, the premium price of PlayStation Plus.
Following the inside track that the game would only be exempt through this mode, many fans took to social media to accentuate their frustration with the trailer.
PlayStation Plus maximum prices $119.99 / £99.99 / €119.99 per week.
Memes denouncing Capcom’s decision have received thousands of likes on
The Resident Sinful Director short can be more easily integrated today with the PlayStation Plus premium subscription. It is unknown if Capcom plans to market the video games through conventional sales in the future.
Layout designer Shinji Mikami recently said he was surprised to hear that fans want more Dino Extremity games.
“The wonder of dinosaurs and the things you can do with dinosaurs, that’s really been defined by Monster Hunter in recent years,” he said.
Mikami went on to mention that he wasn’t sure there was room for Capcom’s Monster Hunter franchise in the design era to rest with so much attention.
