
Alex S. from Link Cable Gaming writes: "...with the impending release of the PlayStation 5 it’s time to say goodbye to the PlayStation 4 and look back at the games that make up its legacy."

It has been reported that PlayStation's Horizon series, which began in 2017 with Zero Dawn, has now passed 40 million in sales.
Spread across two main entries of the franchise, it just is a very respectable success, isn't it.
Although I personally didn't click with the Horizon games, I can a) clearly see the appeal of it. From art direction and technical brilliance.
And b) - I am so happy for Guerilla Games that they've created an IP that's finally been giving financial success back to them and SIE.
Joining the company's club of tens of millions of copies being sold like Spiderman, God of War or The Last of Us did.
All "Big Five" studios at Playstation are on par. Which is just great and hopefully just contributes to a healthy work environment between all of them.
It's a great series but the 2nd game just went over lard with some nonsense story decisions. Hopefully the 3rd game comes full circle and gives the lone tike fans a great end to the story. 1st game is the best and 2nd is very good. It's the same writer who wrote fallout new Vegas so I have high hopes for a strong finish
Honestly I'm a huge fan of the franchise so i'm glad to see the success. I feel like the games and IP get a lot of unwarranted stick.
But BG2 didn't emerge in a vacuum, and in a recent chat with Slandered Gaming it emerged that—while we can thank BG2 for a lot of our favourite RPGs since—we have a whole other game to thank for BG2. That'd be Final Fantasy 7, which lit a fire under BG2 director James Ohlen to go all out with the game's structure and companions, per Trent Oster—who worked on the original Baldur's Gate and has since become CEO of Beamdog, the studio behind the BG1 and BG2 Enhanced Editions.
Baldurs Gate 1&2 were my games back in the day on PC. Icewindale and Neverwinter Nights as well

Designing and creating Horizon's colorful and exotic tribes was one of the most expensive and time-consuming parts of developing the franchise's origins.
Yea, to be honest they sucked. Worst part of the game for me. Forbidden west that is.
I’m sure they did a wonderful job with the money spent, but nobody wanted that level of investment into fake tribes. I shouldn’t say “nobody”, because I’m sure anthropology majors were thrilled to see the worlds they created.
But, if I were Sony, I wouldn’t forced them to just spend the money on cooler boss battles instead.
The boss battles lacked, and the villages were overlooked by most players; they managed their resources to develop their product like artists would, not strategic business people. I could understand why some people would celebrate that, but I’d stress the importance of managing multimillion dollar projects with longevity of the studio as the TOP priority. That’s how you get to make more games, instead of be shuttered after one bad launch.
Horrible designs on all things except the dinos. Some of the getups are really funny tho
10. Until Dawn
9. Last of Us 2
8. Days Gone
7. The Witness
6. Detroit Become Human
5. Spider-Man
4. Persona V
3. God of War
2. Ghost of Tsushima
1. Horizon Zero Dawn
It’s hard to make a top 10 list because PS4 has so many awesome games. This website has 3rd party nonsense in their list.
I have not played ghost of tsushima, ff7 remake or last of us 2 but this seems to be a solid list.
Bloodborne #1 for me.
My personal top 10:
10. Nioh 2
9. Ghost of Tsushima
8. FF7 Remake
7. Horizon Zero Dawn
6. Uncharted 4
5. TLOU Part 2
4. Marvel's Spider-man
3. Persona 5/R
2. Bloodborne
1. GOW