#075: "We're done." Why global gamers are finally abandoning arrogant platforms 🔌💥

Recently, an unprecedented situation occurred where 'Marvel's Spider-Man' was blocked from sale in 132 countries worldwide due to PSN (PlayStation Network) linking issues. This is not a simple technical compatibility issue, but a serious market disconnection caused by the console ecosystem's unreasonable account integration policy to expand into the PC platform, directly clashing with global distribution networks. 🛑 Such forced changes in platform structure are causing immediate rejection and collective backlash in **consumer sentiment**. Users in countries where PSN service is not available are deprived of their right to purchase, and existing users also feel fatigued by demands for unnecessary personal information, withdrawing their trust in games and leaving a negative stigma across the market. 📉 **The expansion of the platform ecosystem's territory is only valuable when user convenience of access is guaranteed, and forced account linking will ultimately only be a poisoned chalice.** The moment publishers obsess over closed, self-centered data collection, their painstakingly crafted titles are bound to be instantly isolated in the global market. 💡 In a multi-platform era where hardware boundaries are collapsing, who is this arrogant lock-in strategy of platform holders really for? It is time for the industry to deeply ask itself what values it must respect first and foremost to realize true 'global service'. 🤔