To white feather:
*Times New Roman pacing in circle, fretting if he'll be able to complete the new Doom game*
Just making fun :D
I love my PS4, but my gosh, I miss my PS3s blissful near silence.
I wouldn't personally say that, as chow said that would really damage the sense of accomplishment. I just meant that for different people you need a different difficulty to achieve that sense of accomplishment.
Let's say in a game without a difficulty choice, (made up hypothetical stats here) a boss has a difficulty of 80. The developer wants the boss to be especially difficult, and take upwards of an hour in attempts and trial and error to defeat. For someone with a skill l...
Wow, these comments. I agree, not because I think hard games should be made easy, but because some people are better at games than others. I'm not skillful enough to play uncharted on crushing. For my skill level, normal is like hard and hard is like crushing. Easy is what I enjoy uncharted on because I'm not the best at aiming or timing sometimes. For you, dark souls might be very challenging. For me, it's very very very challenging, I only made it halfway through. For some peop...
Wow.
Yup, a little box is going to be 5 times as powerful as the base console.
In all seriousness though, that processor is for hdmi output splitting and interpolating 60fps to 120fps. It doesn't really handle the game.
Isn't this planned for PSVR? Are they out of their minds? It's running at sub 720p on the One, so let's just assume the PS4 can get it to native 720p with the extra gpu oomph. They need to get it to 1080p 60fps. Since it's actually running closer to 20 on average, they've got to optimize it to run 5-6 times better by launch. 1.9 times more pixels, around 2.5 to 3 times the framerate.
That sounds literally impossible. It'll almost assuredly be cancel...
Both will hopefully do well so that more games are developed for VR. One thing I'd like to add though, is that although there are massively more PCs out there, how many are really oculus ready? They've got some high minimum requirements, and you need 3 USB 3.0s, along with a 2.0. I really think the user base oculus fits with is less than 10 million (hardcore gamers with a good enough rig and 600 dollars spare). Meanwhile, PSVR will probably have the same install base in actuality. Of ...
PS+ went to shit once the PS4 came out. Back in the PS3 days it was so much better.
I love how N4G classifies this as "exploding" :)
Go Kojima!
See, the thing is, for the longest time everyone was dead set that this game would leave microtransactions alone (we were wrong). Many people have been asking for new dances/mappable emotes and the like, and that was In a time where we expected new content to be included in the purchase of the expansions. People can say what they want about pricing, but I see the DLC expansions as overpriced (yet I still happily bought them as I enjoy the game and play it very often). Here's the problem: ...
Definitely look into DestinyLFG.com.
Vault of Glass is awesome :D
It was a typo haha, thought the same thing. Owen Williams.
Gah.
Okay, I'd just like to say something.
Owen Williams.
Owen Wilson.
Different people here. Not kidding, I was expecting some celebrity site article about Owen Wislon's console preferences. LET DOWN XD
That dinosaur survival MMO type thingy of awesomeness (ARK I think) is being build from the ground up to be a great VR experience on Morpheus. Not confirmed but I wouldn't doubt No Mans Sky.
From what I've heard it's currently the most comfortable main VR headset, with good weight distribution on your head. Never tried any myself though.
The universe in its entirety is the same for all players, as the algorithms and seed were the same. It is created as you discover it, yet it already exists at that point in space for every single player. This sort of saddens me a little though, as it basically means that effects we make (such as explosions) won't really stay (I don't think). It literally couldn't be programmed, but it would be cool to have a shared universe of this practically infinite size, where you can go to a ...
I really do hope there is building to some extent.
Honestly I would expect at least two thousand. Depends on what res you're using. I personally would just go for normal or high settings, 60 fps is worth it IMO.
It's a remake, but I'm pretty sure that it won't be identical, just very similar.
PSVR will do much better if by its launch the PS4 has a real media player, and it supports the videos in VR (either a virtual screen, virtual room, or just the image at max size with no head tracking). It would be nice if Blu-rays had that too. I really hope Sony doesn't cheap out on features like that (which wouldn't be incredibly expensive to implement) which would make the device so much more versatile.