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Before Control Resonant launches, you need to play Remedy's mind-bending Quantum Break, one of the best third-person shooters around.

While there’s likely already a list behind closed doors, one can still speculate and offer logical suggestions for titles new and old that should find their way into the PlayStation and Switch libraries.
Some of these seem to be exclusive for lack of enthusiasm of the publisher rather than because of deals. A lot of cool indies skip ps for some reason like katana zero, el paso, elsewhere and gunbrela
They really think PlayStation fans would want to play Redfall? Pfft.
Personally nothing on that list would be any game I’d want to play.
I’d absolutely love Hellblade 2, Palworld, and Quantum Break on ps5 as I’m sure tons of others would too. There’s nothing wrong with wanting games from another console and its sad that people try to act like they aren’t interested in them.
Sunset Overdrive makes very good sense. Palworld might.
Don't know about the others. Hellblade II does make sense given the original launched on PS4 first. Quantum Break was a massive letdown for me. I absolutely hated the whole TV show thing and I don't think anyone should have to relive that on modern hardware.

Alan Wake 2 studio Remedy Entertainment has reclaimed the rights to Control, and now sci-fi hit Quantum Break deserves the same treatment.
Totally agree with that especially when Quantum Break has several references to Alan Wake and Alan Wake make allusions to QB.
I do believe that MS and Remedy can work things out and MS has usually been nice to devs and publishers regarding IP.
Reclaim? That would mean that they actually owned the ip at one point, which they never did (MS always has). Apples & oranges. Remedy always owned the Control ip (just not the publishing), as they have with Alan Wake.
About as likely as them getting the Max Payne rights from Rockstar.
Sending you game to a publisher does not mean they get "rights to own it " unless that was part of the contract (monetary/ strategic reasons). 505 was the publisher they worked with to publish and distribute it, it dos not mean that 505 flat out "owned" anything, clearly they did have a special arrangement that made them open to limit their publishing rights. and so here we are and big whoop
Yeah get Quantum Break PS5, only if you put it on disc with all the associated movie material.
I mean they got the Alan Wake IP back from MS, so I feel like they could get QB back as well
Read if you want to listen to someone who clearly had no interest in playing this game. It's the equilivant of having someone who doesn't enjoy dark souls reviewing dark souls.
Clicks is what it's all about these days for these websites unfortunately. There's no honor or integrity
Amazing game. If you like TPS then take the plunge
There really have been some stinging remarks made about this game in the reviews. Everything from "boring" to "broken" and now "snoozefest" - they are not holding back. :/
Here's my problem with this kind of review is that the reviewer as no clear explanation as to why the review is only fair.
3/4 of the review is about how he didn't really liked the Story (while also saying that the Story is well written).
As for the gaming part there was no real complaints
to save you time I have copied the game part of the review:
"When you aren’t sitting through the television show or the cutscenes (re:when you’re actually playing a game), Quantum Break serves as a pretty ordinary third-person shooter. The additional ripple is that Jack has been given, as a result of events in the story, some supernatural “time powers.” You’ll be able to freeze enemies, create a time shield around yourself, dash/run through time, and you even have the inexplicable ability to explode enemies with some sort of time bomb. The powers are… in a word, they’re ridiculous, and ultimately they don’t make a lot of sense within the context of the story.
However, the moment-to-moment gunplay is actually quite fun. The cover system is automatic (which can be a headache at the beginning of the game) but once you’ve been given access to the full roster of powers, you’ll be zipping around the map pretty effortlessly. The game would be a lot better if you were able to combine the powers in more meaningful ways, but as it stands it’s still a reasonably entertaining game. While the powers are absurd (and make no mistake, they are), combining the gunplay with your time abilities both looks and feels fantastic; you’ll encounter some genuine moments of badassery, but those moments will be few and far between. There’s an unbelievable amount of story sequences throughout the game (many of which have you wandering hallways while listening to someone talk), and in total the actual gameplay takes up about 25% of the overall package."
There! this is the only gaming aspect of the review
But At least he was honest about saying that he never was a big fan Remedy's idea of introducing tv, wasn't rooting for QB and never played Alan Wake.