Fantastic. No need to say any more, the article gets it right on the mark.
They neglect to mention that Trophy synchronisation takes a plum total of two seconds on the PS4. Other than that it seems like a silly oversight. Easily patched, sure, but Sony's firmware team are clearly snowed under.
Too good to be true
I'll be the one in favour of EA, then. Seriously, I'm a big FIFA fan and even I expected EA to just cash in with a next-gen port (look at Road to the World Cup on 360 for reference) but I've played it a couple of times on the Xbox One now and I'm honestly amazed by how good it feels. The biometric whatevers and elite-gen-this-and-that might seem like buzzwords (well, they are) but in gameplay these slight changes make a huge impact. The next-gen versions of FIFA 14 feel, look,...
I do agree that Season One of The Walking Dead ended on a really high note, but I also think it's a disservice to the writers to suggest that continuing that story will inherently ruin it. I imagine people thought the same about Metal Gear Solid 2,3, and 4, and however many other sequels there are in the world.
Have faith, and if it does turn out shit, pretend it didn't happen. coughstarwarscough.
Man I hate this guy. He jumped on the Sessler/Gies meltdown with his "Sony won't give me a PS4" agenda, despite it having nothing to do with the situation. Maybe he should wait until he's something more than a side-bit that even Gametrailers distances itself from.
I've really, really enjoyed the next-gen upgrade of FIFA 14 and can't wait to play it properly next month. So I do hope this isn't just a cynical cash grab and actually offers decent gameplay at a reasonable price.
Of course it is, the game is out today on PS3 and 360.
But this isn't positive news. If Microsoft came out and said their update wasn't on discs, would the community be crying out "Bullshit! I bet those dicks HAVE saved my bandwidth with copies of Forza 5!"
I get your sentiment, but it doesn't really apply to something essentially negative about the PS4.
They have been crystal clear in regards to needing your PS3 disc to play digitally downloaded PS4 games as part of the upgrade plan.
But more to the point, this video has been widely and hilariously discredited by just about everyone, including Yoshida calling it "stupid".
No I didn't. The author is trying to suggest that Lou Reed dying offers this advert some sort of poignancy, when it's just a cheap attempt at touting an old man's death as some massive benefactor to PlayStation's marketing team.
You know what's going on at Sony right now?
"Hey, you hear Lou Reed died?"
"No way! Didn't we use his music for that ad?"
"Yeah we did"
"Huh"
Haha is this a joke? I enjoyed this advert as much as the next person but come on, this is a tenuous and shoddy coincidence.
I've seen that story before, and there is absolutely nothing in there about Sony let alone anything coming from Sessler. The only thing remotely concerning the PS4 in that story is the crap Marcus Beer is spilling about not getting a review console for himself. Kevin Dent said the same thing and was shut down immediately on Neogaf.
So again, nobody has said anything about the PS4 - especially Sessler - so contacting Shu about this is completely stupid. No wonder the man h...
Sessler hasn't said anything about Sony. That Tweet to Shu is a complete lie about what's happened. There are certainly a couple people out there seemingly unhappy with Sony's supposed review-event, but Sessler has hinted at something to do with video capture for next-gen games. But even that is speculation on my part, it's a silly thing to really dwell on and an even sillier thing to bring it to Yoshida.
Seems like websites are going to extreme lengths to offer their "critical insight" into the next gen. There's just nothing to talk about so we get these vapid, ridiculously obvious posts.
"You’ll play as Edward for about 10 minutes after launching the game on your console"
Don't really get this. Does it mean that there's no drawn-out intro and you're basically thrown straight into it?
Eh. Far too flimsy to bring about another Resolutiongate. Although it might be Ubisoft trying to avoid exactly that, by saying that the PS4 version will be 1080p implies that the Xbox One version won't, but without any of the fallout. Flimsy, and not much to read into until someone asys definitively that the Xbox One version won't be on par with- or without-patch.