So amazing even the author admits no one has played.
Time for the Wii U to die.
Good to see focus taken somewhere else. Might see a new game because of it.
Well said
A handheld for the TV.
Nintendo are finished in the console world.
Millennial needs to do his homework.
Graphics matter and I own both systems it's Xbox I am more critical about as a whole.
Go and buy a season pass.
Yeah a Playstation 2 looking game not something to be happy about unless you are a fan.
I voted to leave the EU, ARTICLE 50 now so I can have the same content as US.
Need a pre order to play, no thanks.
It's not mega power it's an upgrade to upscale Playstation games.
You really think 4.18 TFLOP is going to provide you mind blowing stuff then get ready for shattered dreams.
Repeats after repeats graphics almost the same with small differences.
Gameplay almost the same with little bita added.
Multiplayer has changes but almost the same for some years.
500 for game 500 season pass.
Weren't quiet just before the game arrived.
Must of lied then.
Sean Murray has gone silent, still counting all that money with the smirk on his face.
I want VR with Co op features or find some players.
You are seeing yearly repeats instead of fresh new ideas from time to time.
As I said they should now consider a large premium to people who support it.
No doubt praising it because it means they do less wptk for more money.
It's clear the NX is not the most powerful so Ubicon jump the band wagon and make games looking like 2006 in 2016.
Charge the millennials 500 for a regular copy and 500 for the season pass.
Make them pay a premium for supporting cancerous gaming.
LOL
Looks good
No it doesn't, millennial authors defending pc mods and charging people full retail from a company that treat it's staff members like crap needs a reality check.
The No Mans Sky killer is Sean Murray, true story.
CPU – Intel Core i7-6700k or equivalent
RAM – 16GB
HDD Free Space – 45GB
GPU – NVIDIA Geforce GTX 1080 8GB
Pretty much confirms Playstation Pro / Xbox Prime will never achieve 4K with crisp graphics.