It's a Bethesda game, it can be as fun as you want it to be. I really didn't enjoy Fallout 4 on launch and never finished it, but booted it up a month ago and have been having a blast with it.
The catalogue is a great way for people to get started on PS5. On first look there are AAA games such as Far Cry 6, Ratchet and Clank Rift Apart, Uncharted Legacy of Thieves Collection, Guardians of the Galaxy, Horizon Forbidden West to name a few.
I surely can't be the only one who isn't enjoying the Action JRPG style that's everywhere these days? Just doesn't feel like Final Fantasy.
Imagine hating on a 20-year old game as if it released today. Was great for its time on the GBA.
With the apparent amount of love they've put in the game, I'm sure they'll have quidditch matches in the game.
I want this! Loved it on PS1, one of my favourites
Another "let me comment on culture to get page traffic" post
They've been supporting Dying Light 1 since release, 6 years ago. And released new content regularly. Nothing bad happened.
Makes me think they could have crafted out a better story for Nariko in Heavenly Sword, that's probably the closest we'll get.
Hey, let's make the trailer super shaky and combine it with real footage so that people can't see the no improvements we made to the game
NOT Take-Two.
Could this potentially be better than the Avengers game?
For a game to make me enjoy traveling by horse for 10-20 minutes to the next location has to be quite special, and RDR2 definitely is.
FFX-2 was oddly charming lol.
Wouldn't be surprised if they gave God of War as the next AAA free game.
Nope, you'd have to subscribe to Apple Arcade. At least they give a month free
Ubisoft won't let go of their Assassin's Creed IP, it holds way too much value for them to rename their game series to something else.
@VenomUK
Yeah, totally agreed. I played GTA V Single Player back when it released, in 2013, on PS3. Didn't really bother playing GTA Online. If a Single Player DLC got released, it would probably lure me back into the game (and make more money for them)
So basically pay-to-play smh
Actually a nice concept and well written!