True Sony fans saw this from 2020.
Now that it is getting too big to ignore it is now showing up in the media.
Arrogant, greedy Sony is back in full force.
I have no idea how the H:FW bugs weren’t discussed more.
That was a very buggy play-through for me.
It is very sad what is happening to Sony.
I only realized the other day when making a comment, we only have 1 first party exclusive announced for whole of 2023 (Spiderman).
That’s very sad.
Idk I’m a sucker for Sony’s high quality, polished, third person, open world games.
No one else releases at that quality and frequency.
Developers need to know that you can’t just blatantly lie to us and we just forget it.
It is one thing to release an unfinished game its another thing to actively hide review footage on consoles until after launch while saying it runs surprisingly well, when in reality it is hitting 15 fps.
@Knusheood Butt
1. We are not game developers. We cannot tell you what a game built on SSD infrastructure would look like. But we can tell you that SSD’s are >10x the speed of HDD’s. Current gen worlds are built around a slow HDD loading of the world. So corridors are long, unnecessary elevators, less enemies, the typical squeezing through a crack section of so many PS4 games.
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Compare Ratchet PS5 and GT7 the graphical difference is huge.
Cross Gen games are the reason why we aren’t seeing the generational leap forward.
This gen should have had worlds and systems that can only be done on SSD speeds like Mark Cerny said. But Sony and MS only wants to make uprezed ps4 games.
You need to look at the bigger picture sir.
PS5 is one of the fastest selling playstations of all time.
If PS1,2,3,4 didn’t need this lonnggggggggggg cross gen tail then why does PS5.
I didn’t spend $500 to play high rez PS4 games.
This will outline my decision for PS6. Wait 3 years for real next generation games to come to system.
Was thinking the same thing!
At least this one is the complete game...
@Apocalypse
Someone has a single digit IQ. I clearly meant that 2023 only has ONE first party announced game and that is insane for Sony.
@darthv72
What about the fans who parted with their hard earned cash to play real PS5 games and not up-rezed PS4 games?
I was playing ratchet and clank yesterday, the graphical difference between that and GT7 is so vast. I hate this cross-gen BS. Millions of people didn't buy a PS5 to play last gen...
Fox,
The sane ones have been calling it since the start of the PS5 gen.
New Sony is really strange. It’s like watching a car crash in slow motion.
The sad part about it is that Nintendo is stuck releasing the same 4 series over and over again and Xbox can’t even get their flagship series off the ground.
And to see Sony heading into 2023 with only one first party exclusive… It’s kinda sad.
Maybe I’m...
I really want to doubt it. But Sony usually has their games announced AT LEAST one year in advance.
I’d love to be surprised but I’m not setting up myself to be disappointed.
Made me chuckle good one…
Man, Sony.
Sticking to SP games when everyone was moving away from them worked SO WELL during the PS3-PS4 era.
As an SP gamer, this hard turn is really is disappointing.
Once they taste the money of live service there is no going back.
I may be wrong but Spiderman is the only AAA first party PS5 exclusive announced for 2023… 3 years into the generation.
This is weird.
How everyone can ignore the literal screams of fulton enemies, while other enemies nearby 2-3 ft away are somehow immune to hearing someone screaming at the top of their lungs?
That was totally immersion breaking for me and that single aspect made MGSV the worse MGS game for me personally.
They are one of the few companies left that make sure each entry is top class and genre defining.
I have a long cable on my PS5 and I’ll continue playing in like 20 seconds.
The fact that Xbox Series S comes with AA Batteries like a little toy is ridiculous.
Agreed
Agreed. Especially on HFW.
Amazing game but the constant bugs really lowered the immersion compared to the first.