Lot of it feels well covered by third parties as well. Not many great TPS since most are first personThere really aren't many melee WEAPON-based games coming. Just God of War, and if you aren't into GoW you got nothing.
What are the real chances for getting a Bloodborne 60 fps patch for PS5 or a PC release this year? or i just let it go? :(
OK. I would be interested in a ND Deadspace lol.maybe it'll be TLoU in space, something that's more like Alien or Dead Space
Hope this is an okay thread to post this question.
I've had my PS5 for a year. It's still in like-new condition. I just secured a second PS5 from Best Buy which I thought my brother would want, but he doesn't. So now I have one to sell.
Does it make sense for me to keep the new PS5 as my own, and then sell the one that's a year old? I guess I'd try to sell it for $500 flat, maybe $450? I'm not trying to scam anyone.
Other than it being a year newer, is there anything actually "new" in the internal design of a PS5 being manufactured now that wasn't there a year ago?
Kind of seems like a no brainer to replace my old one with the new one and sell the old one used, right?
Only reason I can see to sell the new one instead is that I could make more money. But I'm not really out to do that.
This is such a rubbish take. I know he's commentating from an "industry analyst" perspective, but as a gamer PlayStation literally exists as the intersection between technological innovation and entertainment. The entire history of the brand is built around marrying those two things into consumer products.
Virtual reality may not be everyone's cup of tea, and I fully respect and appreciate that, but few things to me are more exciting than the ability to be "inside" the worlds Sony (and other publishers) create.
Who cares what Xbox is doing if the experiences are amazing? And at the absolute worst, this serves as a differentiator, which is important for companies like PlayStation to have.
Thank you. VR is a distraction...but cars isnt?That is like saying Sony's other products and divisions are a distraction.
They are a massive tech company, they can afford to enter other ventures and maintain it. This is less of a distraction then Sony making cars. lol
This gen they have more vr studios, more expertise and is in a way better position on all fronts to support it but apparently it is a negative distraction?
If it wasn't last gen then it won't be for this one.
That would be awesome, honestly. As long it is third person.maybe it'll be TLoU in space, something that's more like Alien or Dead Space
Hope this is an okay thread to post this question.
I've had my PS5 for a year. It's still in like-new condition. I just secured a second PS5 from Best Buy which I thought my brother would want, but he doesn't. So now I have one to sell.
Does it make sense for me to keep the new PS5 as my own, and then sell the one that's a year old? I guess I'd try to sell it for $500 flat, maybe $450? I'm not trying to scam anyone.
Other than it being a year newer, is there anything actually "new" in the internal design of a PS5 being manufactured now that wasn't there a year ago?
Kind of seems like a no brainer to replace my old one with the new one and sell the old one used, right?
Only reason I can see to sell the new one instead is that I could make more money. But I'm not really out to do that.
24%. Don't give upWhat are the real chances for getting a Bloodborne 60 fps patch for PS5 or a PC release this year? or i just let it go? :(
Oh wow. Really?I don't know if this matters to you, but the newer PS5s also have "worse" cooling compared to the older units -- the new heatsink is smaller and made of aluminum instead of copper.
Unless your old PS5 has coil whine or something, I see no reason to get rid of it for the newer one.
Not actually worse.I don't know if this matters to you, but the newer PS5s also have "worse" cooling compared to the older units -- the new heatsink is smaller and made of aluminum instead of copper.
Unless your old PS5 has coil whine or something, I see no reason to get rid of it for the newer one.
It's interesting to see Ubisoft side with Xbox more and more this gen while Square is firmly in Sony's camp, even beyond what's publicly known. This is a cool move, but I wonder what price we'll be looking at for Ultimate + Ubi.
This is turning into a very exciting gen.
Oh wow. Really?
I wonder when Sony will do a slim model. I will probably wait for it.
You're right. I got excited securing the Best Buy order but the smart thing to do is just cancel it.I don't know if this matters to you, but the newer PS5s also have "worse" cooling compared to the older units -- the new heatsink is smaller and made of aluminum instead of copper.
Unless your old PS5 has coil whine or something, I see no reason to get rid of it for the newer one.
Waiting for the right moment?I see Bloodborne trending on twitter often, with lots of people also asking for PC/PS5 versions. No idea why Sony are sleeping on this.
Since most of Ubisoft's output doesn't appeal to me I'm fine with this. Wonder what else Sony and Square Enix have up their sleeves.
Kingdom Hearts 4?Since most of Ubisoft's output doesn't appeal to me I'm fine with this. Wonder what else Sony and Square Enix have up their sleeves.
It's interesting to see Ubisoft side with Xbox more and more this gen while Square is firmly in Sony's camp, even beyond what's publicly known. This is a cool move, but I wonder what price we'll be looking at for Ultimate + Ubi.
This is turning into a very exciting gen.
Square is keen to keep putting everything on PC, even if the ports aren't great. Timed exclusives.
Yeah. I much rather have SE on PS camp than Ubisoft.
I actually think it'll get announced this year for the 20th Anniversary especially with it being listed in that PC leak. Now how long it'll take to release is a different story...
Well, "beyond what's publicly known" would include things like FF7 Remake pt. 2 which isn't officially announced yet, so could just be that. That would be the calm and reasonable take from all of this.
But I ain't a calm and reasonable motherfucker, so I'm gonna assume it means a Sony/Square *redacted* or *redacted* :P
Yeah, like remaking TLOU. Soo... not seeing your point. Im all for new games. New Uncharted = New. Remake of TLOU = game I already experienced, even if mechanically its improved. Unless they want to do something brave like changing the story, the shock and surprise factor is gone. All's left is retreading the same game. As games take longer to make, unless the remake is fully playable in VR (something I can get on board), it feels exactly as you stated - takes resources away from making something new. Its the same reason I dont want to see Capcom, RGGS etc. remaking old Yakuza, Resident Evil etc. games...The reason is that it takes resources away from doing something new and original.
We might get a teaser but personally I think we'll get a look at it after FFXVI comes out so I'm guessing 2023
I cant believe is still being said.The reason is that it takes resources away from doing something new and original.
In general but it's an obvious observation though if you look well. Sony x SE are very close since last gen and those timed/exclusivity deals reinforced this relationship so it's not that surprising we get other stuffs in the next months/years.He's talking about Square games in a service or just Square in general? 🤔
But are we calm and reasonable people?Well, "beyond what's publicly known" would include things like FF7 Remake pt. 2 which isn't officially announced yet, so could just be that. That would be the calm and reasonable take from all of this.
But I ain't a calm and reasonable motherfucker, so I'm gonna assume it means a Sony/Square *redacted* or *redacted* :P
Wouldn't surprise me if Sony simply wont allow Ubisoft+ on PlayStation consoles since it gives subscribers access to Ubisoft games on the day of their release, and if people start playing those games that way instead of buying them through the PlayStation Store that's Sony losing revenue.By the way:
No Plans for Ubisoft+ on PS5, PS4 At This Time, Rainbow Six Extraction Full-Price on PlayStation
Co-op shooter included with Game Pass on Xboxwww.pushsquare.com
Sony better step big with Spartacus
Id think they would have to. Otherwise it'd feel like a massive waste of time. Make levels more open/bigger, use that better AI, more enemy actions, include stuff like dogs, long grass etc. to further improve stealth sections. If its a Twin Snakes style remake... well now that'd just be silly.I just hope TLOU remake overhauls the level design. The original game had such a boring set of levels. So many awkward corridors with boxes that spoil there is a fight coming and so many (time to help ellie cross this and that).
If they fix this then I am down for it.
I agree.Id think they would have to. Otherwise it'd feel like a massive waste of time. Make levels more open/bigger, use that better AI, more enemy actions, include stuff like dogs, long grass etc. to further improve stealth sections. If its a Twin Snakes style remake... well now that'd just be silly.
Wouldn't surprise me if Sony simply wont allow Ubisoft+ on PlayStation consoles since it gives subscribers access to Ubisoft games on the day of their release, and if people start playing those games that way instead of buying them through the PlayStation Store that's Sony losing revenue.
If there's any time to hypothesize/speculate on what PlayStation Production projects are in the works, that PSP logo sizzle is fuel for it.
Confirmed:
1. Uncharted - live-action movie
2. Ghost - live-action movie
3. TLOU - live-action tv series
4. Twisted Metal - live-action tv series
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5. God of War ( confirmed no TV/live-action) - something animation?
6. Sackboy - animation
7. Ratchet - animation
8. Horizon - could be either
9. ???
10. ???
Yeah but even then I think Sony might feel they have more to lose than to gain. Even if just 1 million people decide to play a brand new $70 Ubisoft release through Ubisoft+ instead of buying it through the PlayStation Store that's already $21million potential revenue Sony has lost.Sony will probably ask to receive an amount from the subs from Ubi+. Or will require something in return (EA has been giving a lot of games on Plus after Sony allowed EA Play on PlayStation platforms)
Am I suppose to all of sudden care not after all the bullshit with Ubisoft?By the way:
No Plans for Ubisoft+ on PS5, PS4 At This Time, Rainbow Six Extraction Full-Price on PlayStation
Co-op shooter included with Game Pass on Xboxwww.pushsquare.com
Sony better step big with Spartacus
Yeah but even then I think Sony might feel they have more to lose than to gain. Even if just 1 million people decide to play a brand new $70 Ubisoft release through Ubisoft+ instead of buying it through the PlayStation Store that's already $21million potential revenue Sony has lost.
And I don't know about you or anyone else, but if I could just subscribe for 1 month at $15 to play through the latest Assassin's Creed or whatever instead of forking over $70 then yeah, I'd probably never be buying an Ubisoft game again.
I guess this is technically news, but it's also a big yawn. I'll probably quit gaming before I pay money for an Ubisoft subscription service. Having the privilege to do so on your service is a big giant nothing.By the way:
No Plans for Ubisoft+ on PS5, PS4 At This Time, Rainbow Six Extraction Full-Price on PlayStation
Co-op shooter included with Game Pass on Xboxwww.pushsquare.com
Sony better step big with Spartacus