Special place in my heart for Witcher 3, really felt like exploring and running into all the side quests just kept it interesting and fleshed out the world. I put in like 200+ hours myself on PS4, even looted every sunken treasure. I haven't even touched the DLC yet becuase I'm considering picking up GOTY for PC and playing the expansions at 1440p ultra. That would be nice.
10) Lord of the Rings Shadow of Mordor – 77 Quests
9) Horizon Zero Dawn – 93 Quests
8) The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild – 133 Quests
7) Mass Effect Andromeda – 213 Quests
6) Fallout 4 (including all DLC) – 268 Quests
5) Final Fantasy XV – 291 Quests
4) Skyrim (including all DLC) – 330 Quests
3) Dragon Age: Inquisition (including all DLC) – 363 Quests
2) The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt GOTY Edition – 405 Quests
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Here is the list in non spammy one game per page format. Interesting to see the number of quests per game but these click bait sites that make you work to read them need to cut the BS already.
10) Lord of the Rings Shadow of Mordor – 77 Quests
9) Horizon Zero Dawn – 93 Quests
8) The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild – 133 Quests
7) Mass Effect Andromeda – 213 Quests
6) Fallout 4 (including all DLC) – 268 Quests
5) Final Fantas...
Games running at 60FPS look, feel and play better than 30FPS. It isn't up for debate and every time I see a developer say we locked it at 30FPS for cinematic effect, I just SMH. That being said, I prefer a locked and stable 30FPS in games rather than 60FPS with dips in framerate. IMO, stable 60FPS w/vsync 1080p should have been the goal this console gen and it's a thing of beauty when a dev has the finesse to achieves it. Titantfall 2 and Ps4 Pro patched NMS is a good example of this....
Totally with you but I still have the backlog. At least we get to buy AAA games at $20 bucks or so these days. Besides it takes a solid 8 months for the devs to patch the games to work properly anyway. It's a good time to be a back log gamer.
Games on Scorpio for the first year or more be on par with what PS4 pro, especially after developers now have the time to tweak the games for better performance. Exclusives already get better treatment and it shows. By the time devs start utilizing the power of Scorpio where people might see a difference between it and PS4 pro, PS5 will be on the Horizon. Besides with play anywhere for PC, all the Xbox exclusives will be available and run better on PC hardware anyway. Those 2-3 amazing exclus...
If this had bluetooth controllers and had ALL NES games, the maybe it would be worth $100. Otherwise a small $40 standalone device on one of your HDMI ports would do the trick nicely.
My support for this company will begin with a retail purchase of the game upon completion and a proper video card to run it. Sure, we might be using "isolinear chips" and charting the stars ourselves by that time, this one is going to take a while to say nothing of the year or more it'll take to patch the game after launch.
The largest kickstarter in history right? We'll their business should have developed smaller games for profit in the interim instead o...
After looking over the specs recently reported for Scorpio, I really don't think it's going to do so well. PS4 pro just started seeing good improvements in games and the mid-end life highly optimized ps4/pro games are upon us. It's going to take Microsoft a year or more to work out the power of the new system after the initial compatibility promises are worked out. By that time, games on PS4 pro will likely rival the new system and Sony's announcement for PS5 will be looming. ...
Three RROD Xbox 360's used off ebay for nickles, repaired myself & used for awhile; one still in use by an old timer I gave one to. One PS3 new, but needed an HDMI port repair mid life. Vanilla PS4, sold to see a $150 PS4 Pro upgrade. I skipped this gen's Microsoft system, but I'm very much looking forward to the next one.
I'm sure I could probably get a 9tflops GPU for half the cost of this new system, when it comes out. Yet PC gamers must admit, the ex...
You should re-check out Witcher 3 with boost mode on, fixed all the drops. Solid and smooth 30fps. I also prefer and just about require 60fps myself, but Witcher and the ones you mentioned are right on.
Makes me wonder if BioWare built in controller support this time.
I'll get annoyed or get to buy a copy of a standalone game when they re-release MW2. The COD series is nonsense at this point in time. If they can't innovate, they'll surely regurgitate.
This is going to be the perfect $17.99 purchase. Well done!
These comparison shots are a heck of a lot blurrier than the what I see on the screen for any other 1080p PS4 Pro game. I'd be willing to argue 1080p supersampled down from 1800p looks and performs better than interpolated 4K any day.
Yes, nothing will beat the versatility of my PC. Maybe a year after Scorpio comes out, I'll be able to get a 1080 for half the cost at double the power. Still with trade in offers as they are the cost to upgrade the console was less than expected and absolutely worth it.
Becuase a GTX 970 is all you need for 60FPS 1080P Ultra for most all games at this time.
I have an I7 6700, 16gb DDR4, SSD PC with a GTX 970 4gb. I also own a PS4 Pro. Both systems are connected to the same 65" 1080p and I play on the DS4 for both. I setup the PC this way so I can play 1080p games at 60FPS on Ultra, which looks incredible. Since I reluctantly upgraded to the PRO, I haven't played a game on PC yet. The UI is just easier, PSN works well and the graphics are equivalent to my current setup. There are comparatively very few people running 1440p+ on PC. Those ...
Here is the direct link and mention of the promotion on Playstation's official twitter account. https://twitter.com/PlaySta...
Well, maybe N4G was equally annoyed by the article this time.