The game is good, no matter witch platform you play it
there some good games on Vr but only few, thank god for mods like praydog
Days Gone has made over $100 million in digital sales on PlayStation. It sold over 2.7 million units on the platform. When counting physical and PC sales, the total units sold come out to around 9 million
Sony is greedy as fucked, people are begging for DG2 but nothing let me shove a remaster in your body and charge you full price , get the fuck outa here
aahhh every year is make or break for xbox
sshhhh you can't say those things here , your feeding the trolls and goblins
Yea Batman is very cool, but now playing contract exfil, I will get Metro also next
I wanna see some benchmark first or on actual gameplay
I was playing STALKER 2 on my 3070 laptop I crank everything to epic and run it with Frame Generation 3.0, and DLSS but now after the big patch I can't access F.G no more because it grey out , and suppose that only a 4000 series feature I pretty sure that older GPU can run those feature
For me I bought quest 3 mostly for archviz I'm trying to do in UE5, but I was messing around with the praydog mod and its awesome, I have gamepass and download Mechwarrior and inject it with th mod and it work pretty good need to lower the graphics setting because it its not optimize for VR game, did try Ready Or Not also but need to mess around with the controller setting , but with the praydog mod it give the VR experience for me another level, you got so many games you can mess around ...
Yes it looks awesome, but what about those ads? Porsche then Adidas, and that chair also?
Me either
And I tought that Red Fall was a mess, but Iwas wrong Concord take the cake
We all see that comming a mile away
Thats just a very bad call by them
Both company are doing the same thing, but now MS is more flexible, and we all know why
I wonder what kinda spec we need to run it
This is a game I will buy for sure
I never play Death Stranding yet, but Metal Gear series is an icon of a game series
this looks incredable on the switch 1