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PlayStation Studios |OT40| Helldivers? FF7? Help! I'm Suffering from Foam-O
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From this list, definitely the most excited for Kojima's "Metal Gear" spiritual successor
While you're not wrong, I can't imagine Naughty Dog and Sony giving the okay on what Neil Druckmann said at the end of Grounded II making it into the documentary if it wasn't happening.
Yeah, but if the point was listing rumored games instead of officially announced ones, then there were a lot missing anyway.
Feels like a prime showcase prospect. That and Master Collection Vol 2.
FF16 gets my vote, then P3R, and by then EC should be fixed and working properly lol
Oh shit, those beautiful tracks... TvT
At least we got some of the titles now.
View: https://x.com/stellarblade/status/1783198511749869767?s=46
At least we got some of the titles now.
View: https://x.com/stellarblade/status/1783198511749869767?s=46
Pretty sure David Hayter hinted at the game coming in November. Hopefully they announce it soon!
Ronin at 76 is a… choice.Fantastic start for the PS5 in 2024.
Some great bangers during the first 4 months.
Fantastic start for the PS5 in 2024.
Some great bangers during the first 4 months.
Nice graphic. I haven't played Rebirth in about 2 weeks, but I'm really itching to get back to it again, and can see why it scored so highly. Fantastic game.
A (nearly?) bug free console game at launch???
It's not that uncommon, the great ones pull it off.
I was absolutely shocked FF7 Rebirth ran as smooth as it did considering how gigantic it is and with how many different elements it has.
A pretty banger lineup if I do say so myself. Good diversity, mix of indies and experimental stuff and new IPs from second party devs. Excited to see what the rest of the year has in store...Fantastic start for the PS5 in 2024.
Some great bangers during the first 4 months.
How do you mean?
I think Ronin is a very good game, personally!
I don't pay attention to review scores, and just buy the games that look interesting to me (or, if there's a demo, the demo sold me on the game), and Ronin is like if Tenchu, Ghost of Tsushima, Yakuza, Way of the Samurai, and Nioh had a baby. It doesn't reach the highs of any of those games, and yet it captures the essence of all of them, and somehow manages to combine them in a really enjoyable package.
As far as Team Ninja games go, it's the only one I've stuck with for longer than 10+ hours. I'm currently at about 80 hours into Ronin, in the second of 3 areas, and though I took a break to beat Rebirth and Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown, I'm eager to get back to.
I think it deserves to be in the discussion of quality games that have hit the PS5 in the past 4 months. I hope WoM spreads for it, and it does well for Team Ninja. They managed to create a game that is accessible to more players, while also still having options for that classic Team Ninja combat difficulty and complexity.
It's kind of like Elden Ring being one of the more accessible Souls games From has made (although, personally, I don't think it made the game particularly accessible on the difficulty spectrum lol), while still retaining that From Software DNA that fans of their games love. Ronin is that.
That picture of the early PS5 lineup isn't wrong (though I haven't played Pacific Drive yet, and I'm not sure I will)!
I think that's plausible. Especially since the bulk of the size from the original PS5 came from the gargantuan heat sink, which has shrunken down a lot through revisions since.
Man, Ronin's MC should be in the 80s territory.Fantastic start for the PS5 in 2024.
Some great bangers during the first 4 months.
Obviously the visuals hold it back the most that I hope Team Ninja can clean it up through patches/PS5 Pro, but outside of that, I'm 40 Hours in and so far I'm enjoying it's gameplay, story, & mission design far more than I did with Wo Long & Strangers of Paradise. Still, it's absolutely maddening that SIE and/or Koei Tecmo choose to release it on the same day as Dragon's Dogma 2 just so it can to be in someone's fiscal reports. Easily a shortsighted move that hurt the game's best window to be a decent sale success especially when Koei Temco is expecting 5 Million LTD sales for Ronin.
This looked pretty cool indie like.
View: https://twitter.com/Renka_schedule/status/1783165814855888921
View: https://twitter.com/Renka_schedule/status/1783165814855888921
Holy shit that looks incredible. Love the old school anime style
Only took 10 years but the PS5/4 version of Distance is finally (almost) here:
View: https://twitter.com/gematsu/status/1783381930907460038/quotes
View: https://twitter.com/gematsu/status/1783381930907460038/quotes
The AFEELA in GT7 is actually free. Not simply a free update, but when you go to purchase it there's a "Send to Garage" tab rather than the traditional purchase tab.
This was me during launch week when I was level 6 or 7 and I already saw level 25 players.
I like how I haven't even started three games that I'm interested in that have dropped on Plus this month and May is just around the corner with new ones coming.
So does everyone agree with me that TLOU1 is still far superior to the show? I mean the show was an amazing adaptation but the emotional attachment and set pieces you get in the game just can't be replicated in the show. The amount of time you spend in the game with these characters also can't be replicated unless you have an unlimited budget.
I found it interesting to listen to people who hadn't played the game, or who played the game after watching the show. It really showed that a big part of which one you think handled things better depended on which one you experienced first. The people on The Prestige TV podcat generally preferred the way the show handled things as they didn't like how the game would veer into combat. Specifically they didn't like that the barn conversation was broken up in the game by a combat sequence.
I think they both have their own unique strengths and lean into the advantages their respective mediums. You highlight the advantages of telling the story in a game, but on the other hand you couldn't do something like episode 3 in a game, and there's no need to balance out plot development with combat to keep the gameplay part engaging in a show.
I'd hesitate to call one superior to the other, as despite being the same basic story it's really apples and oranges.
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