From Gran-Turismo.com (the article liked above): "All existing cars and personalized Car Settings kept in Garage will be accessible. Gameplay progression required as normal to unlock additional cars and items."
So... yes, as far as I can tell you'll still be able to use all your collected and purchased cars and race on all the tracks in the game and unlock ones you might not already have access to. That's what I'm getting from the post, but time will t...
Meanwhile from AMD: "A future new member of the AMD FidelityFX SDK
All our AMD FidelityFX technologies are included in the new AMD FidelityFX SDK we released in June, so we’re really excited that we will soon be adding FSR 3 to the FidelityFX SDK, alongside our existing FSR 1 and FSR 2 upscaling solutions.
In case you missed this news, the FidelityFX SDK makes it easier for you to integrate all our FidelityFX technologies (shaders and runtime code) into your D...
Only streams from your PS5 collection when PS5 is on.
Improving civil infrastructure, which is what taxes were made to do in the first place. Yeah, taxes have a place. Government forgot what to do with our money when they discovered they can just take it and put it in their own savings account... they discovered that about 120 years ago in the U.S.
PS Portal is $200, which is $200 less than Steam Deck. Steam Deck can do more without another system, but Portal was never even suggested to be a PS5, it is just a gamepad for PS5 with a screen that streams content from your own PS5. Portal is what Steam Link is in the form of an actual stand-alone product of its own.
PSAS:BR is a totally different take on Smash. The gameplay loop is pretty similar overall, but how you score is completely different. Also Smash copied level merging from PSAS:BR... so, there is that.
Move was demoed years before the controller was made. Remember Richard Marks actually using everyday objects to manipulate virtual things in the game world? That was what Move was supposed to be... yeah that was in 2004! Two years before Wii launched, hm, who copied who. Even ...
Define "high-end."
If people hate Jim Ryan for GaaS games. That aggression is entirely misplaced. Hate mobile whales, this is why Nintendo - Yes, Nintendo! - and PS are making GaaS games now. MS may have gotten the ball rolling, but it was mobile games that hooked some really rich people into spending their life fortunes on fear of missing out aapects of live service games and ever since gaming has changed for the worse.
This is not Jim Ryan's fault and even if it was his idea to make 10 ...
And they buy that beatee of a car at new car MSRPs only to fix it to feel good about it. That's nice... but does anyone really enjoy being forced to do things like that?
PC gamers are forced to eat the chaff to get to the cream... and they all claim it's great.
@Profchaos
Aside from the price hikes coming earlier on PS... only for everyone to follow anyway including Nintendo who has massive prpfit margins.
What has Jim Ryan done that is so darned bad?
Name one thing. Just one.
@DiRtY
Let me see...
Activision Blizzard:
Blur - dormant
Caesar - not sure what this is
Call of Duty - MEGATON
Candy Crush - mobile megaton
Crash Bandicoot - did well enough for a 4th entry... that being a continuation of a 25 year old franchise that originated on PS1.
Diablo - PC megaton-lite which does well enough to keep on keeping on.
DJ Hero - dormant
Empire Earth - not sure what...
PC gamers are a smaller crowd, they also buy less games and I don't mean they pirate all of their games, but pirating is an even bigger issue on PC. The fact is PC gamers may complain about game preservation... and then they also whinge and complain about how console gamers are missing out on forever games through emulation. You know if these clowns don't have a BD/DVD/CD drive they're not ripping their own library of old games, they're torrenting them from sites. They may hav...
E-Card Reader digital distribution in Japan?
The majority of Xbox gamers don't mind... the majority of PC users couldn't care less either, phone users haven't had physical game options for more than a decade now. Anyone else remember phone games sold on MicroSD cards? No, just me?
It really is down to PS and Nintendo users to keep physical game media alive.
Did you forget that Xbox Series S is also all digital and makes up close to 75% of the current Xbox marketshare as of 2021?
"Controls are worse, sound is worse, graphics are worse, games are overall worse."
If we force phone users to utilize integrated controls only - the touchscreen alone - yeah those are in basically every single way significantly worse for gaming. Here's the problem... phone users are limited to touchscreens in most games.
Most phones can use the Nvidia Shield, and Xbox gamepads as well as DS4 and DualSense on newer phones with most if not all newer games support...
Nor the gen before that in all honesty.
Without MS, Xbox would wither instantly pulling out of the gaming market. Problem is Xbox needs to fix itself before they can be decoupled safely. Xbox as it is, and as it has been for the past 22 years, can not sustain itself.
You say this like these are the same...
How are these things the same?
Looks like PD has the potential to set the bar for closing out always online games.
Back when GT Sport launched you couldn't do anything when you couldn't access the servers, but it looks like GT Sport will retain access to SP race modes, custom races, VR, your full garage, and all tracks. This is much more than what was available at launch if offline.
We still will lose custom liveries and race suits, which is nonsense, but hey if you share them online now...