That's a disingenuous comparison. Compared to other entertainment industries, the gaming industry makes huge leaps in technology and manpower needs, expecting a raise in price to never happen is naive. The $60 price standard has been around for practically two decades already, which is practically unheard of for any other consumer product, and if anything, gaming is the most cost-effective entertainment product available. Games drop in price incredibly rapidly, with bargain prices showing...
Glad to see my homey Orphan Of Kos top the list.
🎵 There goes my hero 🎵
An actual reasoned response backed with knowledge of both the language and the culture. You are worthy of saluting, sir.
Sonic fans are a weird bunch, lol.
He destroys his own argument with Bob from Tekken. Bob is fat because he WANTS to be. He was a great martial artist but his lack of weight made him lose to bigger fighters he was more skilled than, so he bulked up to have more power to his moves. And in real life, guys like actual sumo wrestler and guys like Samoa Joe, Bam Bam Bigelow, Big Van Vader and Keith Lee prove you can be as fast and skilled as anyone while still having bulk. This is just bullshit virtue signaling and arguing for argu...
It has been their bread and butter for four generations, no reason to change now. Can't wait for Demon's Souls! :)
How Jackson Briggs isn't #1 is beyond me.
This straight up is a cult now.
While he does have a point, in that multiplatform games will be made with inclusiveness in mind, what he fails to mention is that Sony has a long history of 3rd-part exclusives for their systems, and those most likely will take advantage of the PS5's SSD. In fact, I wouldn't be surprised if 3rd parties actually decide to approach Sony to make exclusives for PS5 precisely to take advantage of the features it offers not available in other systems.
No one's gonna take that title away from the good ol' NES. That console literally resurrected the industry. And if we went with more recent ones, the PS1 has that title.
As long as Nintendo continues to ignore Metroid and F-Zero, they can suck my dick.
-Best and most exclusives.
-Competitive price.
-Good community support.
-Good relationship with many 3rd party studios.
-Focus on games over services.
-Global appeal instead of exclusively Western.
-Microsoft and Nintendo not dropping the ball so much as spiking it.
NOTHING will ever outsell the PS2. That was lightning in a bottle, and it waz in an era in which the stars just lined up right for Sony to become dominant. Sega was on the outs as a console manufacturer and on their way to become software-only, Nintendo had dropped the ball with the N64 the previous gen, and Microsoft hadn't arrived yet, so Sony basically had the market all to themselves.
Persona 5 is iffy, since it came out on PS3, and The Last Guardian doesn't deserve to be on the list as one of the best. I say replace them with Astro Bot Rescue Mission and Horizon: Zero Dawn. The top two, though, can't complain, it's honestly a coin flip between God Of War and Bloodborne, they're both fantastic (and both are games that I restarted during this pandemic, btw).
Okay, it's sad when a game's servers are shut down and it's basically dead, but come on, let's be reasonable, it's a VITA game, the user base must be minuscule. Plus, keep in mind, we're in the middle of a pandemic. This might have been a cost-cutting measure to use those resources for more recent and active games.
BOOM, right on the money.
Last time I checked, Overwatch did well on PS4...
-Rerelease: Game gets released again after a limited run, or is released in another system it wasn't available in before, but it's the same game. (Ex. Dragon's Dogma)
-Remaster: Game is given upgraded graphics and gameplay tweaks, but it otherwise is the same game. (Ex. Dark Souls Remastered)
-Remake: The game is built from the ground up and, while having the basic premise of the original, can have drastic differences in gameplay and story due to more modern sens...
Another vote for Bloodborne.