really digging that Code Veronica and RE4 combo deal. Those and RE5 are the only ones I haven't repurchased on PS4, mainly because I didn't realize CV:X was released for PS4
considering the mission in the beta was at least twice as long as any mission Destiny 1 had to offer, I'm going to go with the opinion of "quality over quantity." Sure, there may be fewer levels, but if each level is twice as long, does that really mean there is much less story content? Math says no.
It appears you went out and got the game. I've also got a bit of a headache after spending about 90 minutes with it. That is by far the longest gaming session i've had in VR. none of the movement has made me "sick' but i definitely felt like I needed a break after getting through a "garage" scene.
Man, this game is absolutely stunning in VR. I've lol'd more than a few times at the craziness and i've jumped more than a few times also (...
....and that has any relevancy?
Thanks. At $40 digitally, it's definitely worth it. I can buy it for a friend and I.
not interested in the single player. How fun could it be being an overpowered Jason killing AI? Even from a camper's perspective it still doesn't seem interesting.
What makes this game look like so much fun is the personal interactions. Seriously, watching people play on twitch was so funny. Getting in cars and taking off while apologizing in voice chat because there wasn't enough room for more passengers (leaving people to hike it on foot). Another moment I nea...
I purposefully avoided all demos for the game apart from the one released at E3. I've gotten nearly every Resident Evil at launch and apart from Resident Evil (I was too young). When my parents finally got my brothers and I a ps1, Resident Evil was the first game I got for it (mainly because it had a zombie on the cover - I'm from Pittsburgh, arguably where the modern day zombie was created by Romero - my stepdad's brother-in law and his wife were zombies in the original Dawn of t...
Is this a budget title? I loved watching gameplay of the beta. I can imagine my nephew and I having tons of fun with this title. Thing is, if it's more than $30-$40 then I'm afraid it wont be worth it (multiplayer titles rarely are).
Still though, I loved watching people play this game. I lol'd when groups would fix cars and had to choose who was worth saving since the cars would only hold 4 people. It seems like such a fun situation. Definitely could be a fun ...
It's great coming into these articles and seeing the same suspects on N4G talking crap on VR. Like, gtfoh. I see some of these same names on every VR article trying to downplay it with their "told you VR would suck!" talk.
News flash... VR does not suck. You're missing out AND you look dumb when you try to convince people that it sucks. I'm currently downloading RE7 from PSN. I look forward to hopping into it tomorrow. I'm actually excited to dust...
VR has flopped because this video game did?? GTFOH.
I love my psvr and most of the games I've played. I didn't like the RIGS demo anywhere near enough to spend $60. All $60 VR games are probably failures considering you can subsidize their experiences with $20-$30 titles. Batman and Until Dawn have been my absolute favorites and they were only $20 a piece.
All my friends who have tried my VR have loved it.
I had plans to finish Until Dawn: Rush of Blood, REmake, RE:Zero and RE:Revelations 2 before RE7 release date. Theres no chance.
Though, I might gloss over this release date and grab it when I have more time to play it/finish some of these games I already own. I bought PSVR just for RE7 but I think I might be content with just chilling on release. There doesn't seem to be any incentive in owning it on Day 1.
Publishers brought it on themselves. Even when games were selling at an all time high (volume), they would quickly go on sale within a month or so of their Day 1 release. I'm not talking about a $5 discount, I'm talking about $15-30 discounts or even more if you factor in the PSN sales which would include something like Star Wars Battlefront + All DLC which was selling for like $65 1 month after release. Other examples are Call of Duty and Battlefield who are also infamous for giving ...
Honestly the only game I haven't liked from TellTale has been Game of Thrones.
It could be because I only end up paying like $5 per game. They're infamous for putting their games on sale before all the episodes even release.
I haven't played Walking Dead 3 or Michonne yet. Just finished Batman two days ago and found it enjoyable, but the glitches are so frustrating. The games aren't demanding. There is no reason my ps4 pro should drop fram...
yes, the service pays for itself if you buy digitally.
I bought Battlefield 1, Madden and NHL digitally. Additionally, I bought packs to boost my ultimate team. In all, I would've saved well over the subscription price AND I'd have access to games like Dragon Age and Peggle (games I never bought for PS4).
Anyone who says no is likely just Sony sheep. You also get free early access, so it could save you money in different ways (planned to buy a g...
honestly, this flash sale's prices are disappointing. Rainbow Six Siege is $20. It's been on sale for like $12 multiple times.
The only games that are even "worth" their price are the games + season passes. Like, Mafia 3 is $38, but Mafia 3 + season pass ($30) is $48.
I have Mafia 3 from around launch. It's still in the wrap. Thinking about returning it for PSN codes to take advantage of the sale + season pass. Problem is, the game...
one thing you'll learn with these soul like games is that there is a decent number of folks that playthrough them 50+ times on new characters and new playstyles.
I added a friend on Dark Souls 2 after randomly encountering him in co-op (he was talking trash on my fat-roll, something I knew nothing about). I told him I was just trying to beat the game and he co-oped the whole game with me. He knew the location of every single item pickup.
We became g...
I've had golds since they launched and love them. The only thing I have against them is that the brackets where it was designed to "fold" and go (on top of each ear bud is a joint that collapses to make the headset smaller for travel). They have both broke on me and now I have them held together with some tape.
I have a decent surround sound so I never really used the headset much except for communicating.
If the Platinum headset has these...
Lol, seriously, I'm not even cherry picking. This is just one of your many comments on psvr
http://n4g.com/news/1802215...
"I feel like the most critical point is when you read many thoughts and experiences on VR they all echo the same sentiment, It is cool for a very short period of time then the novelty wears off an...
Lol, sell it. No body cares.
As for quality control, it seems like both consoles are lacking any quality control PERIOD. So many shit games that I'd be surprised if even 200 people bought them world wide.
By open the flood gates you mean they've allowed one so far? I think Sony is just going to let anyone develop whatever they want and release it on the store as long as the creator has a desire to do so. That's just my opinion. PSVR or basic P...
Wow. WTH. I could've been N4G famous. I could've been the source of this article like 5 years ago.
I had the name: i_fist_brown_i since the early days of ps3. I had about 40 platinums with a 90%+ completion rating.
Bought a ps4 day 1, excitedly played Killzone, Assassins creed IV and Call of Duty online on the night of launch. Played most of the day the next day finishing the extinction trophies (or close to it) in COD:Ghosts (think that's wha...