For me the real story is Super Star Wars, Star Wars Racer Revenger, Jedi Starfighter, and Bounty Hunter are all coming to the PS4. How did that little nugget get swept under the rug? 4 freakin' awesome games are all included in the bundle. That's amazing.
This just proves that Sony doesn't need to do a PS4 price drop. Fans will just buy these cool, limited edition consoles and sell off their old ones. So the price conscious get their cheap console and the fans get...
Absolutely. I don't think $15/month is outrageous considering the amount of content you're getting access to, but when you compare it to other services, it does appear to be expensive. I think $99 for a year would be great. That brings it down to what you're paying for Netflix or Amazon Prime or Hulu.
I agree with this article. PS Now is not backward compatibility, but something even better.
I get it though. I have a ton of PS3 games that I wish I could play on my PS4. I don't want to pay to be able to play some of those games via PS Now. But then I tried PS Now, and it clicked with me. When I want to play a game, I don't have to sit through a lengthy download and install process to play, I can just play. I wanted to play Uncharted 3 last weekend, and instead of pl...
It's exactly what Bruce Jenner was thinking.
It's not being marketed as a PlayStation device, and I'm really confused as to why sites are reporting that it is. It's a portable Sony projector. It has nothing to do with the PS4 at all.
The reason you start a second project before the first one is finished because most of the time, the guys who are finishing a project are not the same ones who work on the beginning. If Mighty Number 9 is in fact being delayed because of online issues and some other bugs, then the guys who do concept art and maybe animation are probably not involved in fixing those. They're sitting around twiddling their thumbs waiting for the next game to start. They need a new project going so they can ...
And from the Wired article, it has nothing to do with the PS4
That's a cute statement and all, but even Nintendo knows that this is just marketing talk. The gamepad is one of those ideas that sounds cool when you talk about it, but not as much in its execution. The same could be said of Kinnect with it's "you are the controller" philosophy.
Gimmicks and innovation are two different things. They caught lightning in a bottle by doing something different with the Wii's controller, and they tried to duplicate that phi...
I get the feeling this whole "Kojima Productions" scandal is actually a PR stunt orchestrated by Kojima. This is the same guy who wrapped his face in bandages and pretended to be someone else when he announced the game.
He's trolled people so many times to not believe this is just another trick.
They should just put "Moby Dick Studios Production"
Hope it's better than it was on the Vita.
I wish I could use Shareplay, but it tells me my connection is too slow. PS Now works just fine but Shareplay is out.
Anyone know what the minimum bandwidth requirements are for it to work?
The 500gb drive was to keep costs down, and I can appreciate that. I'm fine with it, but for those who want a bigger one, they can splurge and get a larger drive pretty easily.
This has been known since E3, but glad the message finally got out. Apparently on the back of the packaging it says that it works with the included dongle. That brought up questions as to whether it needs a plugin or not. I'm hoping it doesn't and I can just have a media remote for my PS4
Trine 2 was 3D from the beginning. Works great. I wish more games had 3D.
I love Knack and it was my first PS4 game. What I hate is how this game has been treated since it launched. It was ridiculed for being horrible. The reviews crushed it. The common theme became "This game was designed to be a PS+ freebie."
But then it didn't go straight to PS+. Now, it seems like everyone is begging for it. Now no game is good enough for PS+ other than the one that was panned from day one. I just don't get it.
"$59.99 price tag to re-play Uncharted..." You're only replaying it if you were a PS3 owner from the last gen. A lot of people missed out on some great PS3 exclusives because they were on the 360. So offering them collections like this is a great idea.
I agree with this list. God of War 2 is by far the best with GoW1 close behind. 3 was pretty, but it was essentially a really long, drawn out ending for 2.
Kick & Fennick is fantastic and one of my favorite Vita games. It's good in short bursts as well as longer play throughs. It's a good blend of puzzle/platforming with some really charming characters.
I kind of disagree about that point specifically. He starts off making the argument that putting Vita games on the big screen is bad because now devs have to think about the game being played with a Dualshock. Then he immediately negates that by saying the same games are already available on the PS3/PS4. Devs aren't having to think about making their Vita games with a Dualshock because most of the time the game was designed around that controller.
Also, he talks about th...
Exactly. Titanfall was great, as was Sunset Overdrive, but those didn't help push XB1 over the top. People buy the system where their friends are, and right now that is on the PS4. It doesn't matter how many great exclusives the XB1 has if everyone you want to play with is playing Battlefront on the PS4.