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It's just Watch_Dogs vs GTA.
Not GTA 4.
Probably more down to Rockstar Social Club than anything that Sony might've implemented. The way that they worded it though was probably to sway any last-gen owners still on the fence over the new consoles. Nevertheless, a helping factor in making the jump to the new versions.
I've had it a couple of days now and while I'm not let down as such, it's hardly blown me away.
Honestly, I feel like the headline is sarcastic. Can't say that those screens impress me all that much. The GRID games offered a similar extent of damage to the cars.
Aw shucks. That'll teach me not to click on an article that grabs my attention without checking for any other articles that it may be a duplicate of. I promise that from this moment forth, I shall attempt to be completely original in all that I say. I would hate for another situation to arise in which I am accused of plagiarism. Had I actually stolen said joke, I am at least grateful that you complimented my post as being a 'nice way' of doing so. It's people like you that kee...
You could say the difference is... Night and day...
To this day, it still hurts that it said 'To be continued...' upon completion, yet we have little to no hope of a sequel.
I'd love to see Viewtiful Joe make it's way to the Vita. I think that with the OLED screen and it's lovely saturated colours, it would suit it down to the ground.
Hanging from the car mirror in the Shanghai mission?
I find that mine is all-too-often playing catchup with the video streaming. I'm still trying to figure out if the PS4's wi-fi performance is really bad, or if it's just teething problems around launch. My download speeds are mostly horrific and it occasionally drops off the network. It's sat in the same location as my PS3 was, but the signal strength is saying that it's 10-20% lower at times.
For all the disagrees, there's likely some truth in this.
When I picked up my PS4, the game stock was very low, so some gamers might've had to resort to a 'second choice' when it came to taking a game home with their console. Or maybe, just maybe... People quite like Knack.
I have to admit, I did exactly the same thing. I just opted not to upload it...
How on earth did this get approved?
Well it looks to be set, at least in part, in L.A. That's gotta be the Hollywood sign at the bottom of the image.
Sounds as if you're talking about 'State Of Emergency'. Throwing molotovs into shopfronts was really quite satisfying on that game.
- said no-one ever.
- Although I question the authenticity of this video (Voices change drastically for the same player, mic icons aren't active, etc), reactions such as this are hilarious.
There really is nothing remarkable about that water. What an odd point to focus on for the headline.