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This is a two-panel meme using a famous scene from the 1994 film *Pulp Fiction*. The character in the driver's seat has the official PlayStation logo edited over his head to represent Sony/PlayStation as a brand, while the passenger character is labeled "GAMERS". In the first panel, the gamer character asks Sony, "What the fuck happened to you, man?", and in the second panel, he continues with, "Your ass used to be beautiful." The meme jokes about widespread gamer frustration with recent unpopular decisions made by Sony for the PlayStation ecosystem, such as price hikes for hardware and subscriptions, removal of previously available game content, and unpopular policy changes, referencing the high positive reputation the PlayStation brand used to hold with consumers.

The situation with Sony

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This is a two-panel edited meme using a scene from the Marvel Cinematic Universe film *Doctor Strange*. The top panel shows the Hulk character with his face replaced by the Microsoft Xbox logo, accompanied by the text "I'm looking to lock my users into our ecosystem". The bottom panel shows the Ancient One character with her face replaced by the Sony PlayStation logo, replying with the text "You're about... 5 years too early". The joke satirizes the gaming console industry rivalry: it references that Sony implemented closed, locked-in ecosystem policies for PlayStation years before Xbox attempted to roll out similar walled garden restrictions, framing Sony as having adopted the exact anti-consumer practices it once criticized Xbox for pursuing.

Sony became the very thing it wanted to destroy

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This is a reaction meme using a classic scene from the animated show SpongeBob SquarePants. The top text sets the context: public reaction to Sony PlayStation's announcement that they will discontinue support for physical game discs in future consoles. The bottom text shows SpongeBob and Patrick excitedly yelling 'We're gonna be pirates! We're gonna be pirates!' as they run down the street. The joke plays on the double meaning of 'pirates': the characters are referencing playing pirates as a game, while the meme implies that consumers will turn to video game piracy (illegally downloading games) as an alternative when they can no longer buy physical copies, framing this as an expected, humorous unintended consequence of Sony's decision.

Reaction to Sony PlayStation Discontinuing Physical Game Discs

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This is a two-panel meme using scenes from the animated series *SpongeBob SquarePants*. The top panel features a confused fish customer asking, "HI. UH, DO YOU HAVE ANY PLAYSTATION GAMES?". The bottom panel shows an exhausted, annoyed Squidward working as a retail employee responding with, "SIR, THIS IS A GAMESTOP.". The joke satirizes Sony's 2024 decision to end its partnership with Gamestop, meaning Gamestop no longer sells new physical PlayStation games, making the customer's request completely pointless.

Thanks, Sony.

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This is a 3-panel meme using the Garfield comic character to joke about GameStop's business viability. In the first panel, a determined Garfield walks confidently holding the GameStop logo, with a thought bubble reading 'NOTHING CAN STOP ME TODAY!', representing GameStop's optimistic outlook. In the second panel, Garfield stares in shock at a computer screen displaying an official PlayStation Blog announcement stating that Sony will end physical disc production for all new PlayStation games starting in January 2028. In the third panel, Garfield is slumped over, dejected, still holding the GameStop logo, implying the end of physical PlayStation discs is a devastating blow to GameStop, which relies heavily on physical game sales for revenue. The meme answers the question in its title by suggesting this announcement poses a major existential threat to GameStop's future survival.

Do You Think Gamestop Is Going to Survive This?

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This satirical two-part meme criticizes Sony's practices around digital media ownership. On the left, Crunchyroll-Hime, the official mascot of Sony-owned streaming service Crunchyroll, is drawn with a smug, gleeful, mocking expression, jumping while holding a media device and making a peace sign with one hand, paired with text mocking consumers that reads "RIP bozo! You don't own jack shit, you never will, and you will be happy!". On the right, a large crowd of crying, distressed Wojak meme characters representing consumers are shown, with the lead figure screaming in frustration, accompanied by text reading "NOOOO!!! OUR FILMS, OUR GAMES, OUR OWN PURCHASES! GIVE US BACK WHAT WE PAID FOR!!!". The meme references common consumer complaints that Sony delists and removes access to previously purchased digital games, films and anime content from its platforms, leading to permanent loss of content users paid for and harming long-term media preservation efforts.

Sony is the ultimate enemy of media preservation

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