Yeah I agree with randomvoice. Nintendo was always my complimentary console, and Switch is still last gen, but the sales are still consistently strong.
No pack for the campaign? Meh
Oh yeah. I forgot some places has truck drivers that went on strike.
Could this be because of the chip shortages?
Edit: Amazon has been sucking hard core. It used to be a place where I find amazing deals, now all I see is overpriced 3rd party bs. eBay is the same way. Whether it’s old (i.e. vintage) or brand new it doesn’t matter. The only deal is now MSRP when it’s available at a retailer.
Yeah. I was blown away by Returnal’s sound design. I didn’t know it used the ray traced audio. I thought it was just 3D audio
Wow. I was wondering how that works as I’m only familiar with light, but sound rebounding off of things in real time sounds like a game changer, at least audio wise.
Seriously tho. E3 will be the business for MS lol. Until then I’ve got PS5 and Switch games to keep me busy, unless they finally release Halo before then, then Halo will also keep me busy.
I got a PS5 to play next gen games. I’ll get a Series X to also play next gen games. The backwards compatibility is a nice perk, but it’s not the reason I’m spending $500+ on each.
@Dark_Lord
No. No one should cater to you. But they should make physical sports available to those with disabilities who actually want to play and cater to them. Everything should include everyone as long as it’s age appropriate. A disability shouldn’t be an inability to enjoy something you love.
That’s the thing I don’t understand. It’s an option and people act like they can’t change it.
Same here. I like these options, especially for our young’uns. My 4 yo son is able to play Rift Apart and enjoy himself.
Oh please. This isn’t gonna be a RROD problem. MS made sure they squashed that, but there’s ALWAYS gonna be a small percentage with issues regarding anything electronic.
@Eonjay
I think it either would’ve been as it was, or delayed until it’s the playable state it’s in now. I think about No Mans Sky too. It’s a completely different game from its launch. Or how we wouldn’t have gotten refinement patches for Miles Morales or Rift Apart.
Yeah. Until the PS360, devs put all their effort into making the initial release a complete package. They had no choice but to make their games run as best as possible. Extra content was unlocked through play. On the flip side tho, there were also a multitude of games that were half finished garbage. Games that couldn’t get patched. I guess in that way, patching is both a blessing and a curse. Games that need fine tuning can get patched but then there’s devs that rely on patches as a crutch t...
That’s a good idea
I don’t need the case, but that $10 is a good incentive
They may share the same chipset, but the fact that their performance is significantly different makes em different, as well as the price, look, and storage. The analogy of Civic vs Accord seems more apt.
But the Series S is less powerful than X. It plays the same games, but are 2 different systems. PS5 are both the same internally.
Lots of people complaining about paying $10-20 for PS5 upgrades. The old way was paying $30+ or $60 if you’re Nintendo. I’m fine paying $10 to get a PS5 remaster off a game I already have vs paying $30 to buy it all over again.
Xbox is stronger than last gen, but I still think 360 was the peak of Xbox. Competition is always great for gamers. Last gen was like watching Brock Lesnar fight Kofi Kingston, but that came about because Xbox put up a strong fight in the ps360 gen. And because of that ass whuppin, Xbox isn’t going down quietly this time, but neither is PS. Competition = great content.