@JohnnyShoulder Very true! I’m lucky to have been surrounded with so many great consoles growing up and FF7 was one of the games handed down to me by my uncle when I was about 6 so in a way, it’s just as much in my childhood memories as some of the older ones here!
@KratosMD That is the one thing I will miss with Sony being absent from E3 are those gob smacking reveals. Xbox don't have any titles with that kind of pulling power, and Nintendo already have all there big hitters in rotation. Seeing Metroid Prime 4 in action would be hella cool though.
@Thrillho I didn't play it until I had a PS2, as it was a bit more expense with all those discs. But yeah I remember the case. I probably had dozens of those memory cards in the end! Never did finish it, or any other Final Fantasy game I've played.
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@andrew20 BC has been confirmed but it depends if you want to play PS4 now. Also, it’s looking likely that coronavirus will delay PS5 so you might want to consider that too.
@andrew20 Nothing has been confirmed yet, so we can only guess at the moment. But it is still being released in Holiday 2020, until we hear otherwise. If the coronavirus does effect the ps5 there might even be just a limited release.
Dark Souls Remastered vs. Dark Souls 3 anyone? I believe the first game is arguably harder, although I made it up to Seath the Scaleless, playing offline, but kept getting cursed and killed and gave up, the last trophy I earned for it was the Lordvessel. I, however, always wanted to go back and finish that game after finishing DS3, it would be nice to 'complete the circle' , so to speak. Do you think it's worth going back to it and starting from the beginning now that I have a new PS4, so in other words; bearing in mind that I would have to go back to the beginning and beat O&S again, although this time I have access to the internet on my PS4 and can summon help? I beat DS3 that way, although I only summoned help from other players for the last two bosses, and my only other summons in the game were for the Abyss Watchers and Pontiff Sulyvahn, I used Black Hand Gottard.
@Draco_V_Ecliptic Yes, do it. I had got upto a similar position in the game, the caves before Seath. I was not entirely sold on the game then on the 360. But after playing the other games, when I played the remastered version I saw it through new eyes. Plus sections like blighttown are not a juddering mess and it is a relatively smooth experience.
Life is more fun when you help people succeed, instead of wishing them to fail.
Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak and remove all doubt.
@Draco_V_Ecliptic Absolutely give it a go again. It’s my favourite Soulsborne by a country mile. It’s such a tight experience compared to the other games and there are way more shortcuts, so it feels like the one world more than the others. The Duke’s Archives down to the cave with Seath are particularly nasty however and I dread going there every playthrough!
@nessisonett@JohnnyShoulder Have either of you played King's Field? I was interested in checking it out as a pre-Miyazaki FromSoftware game. Is it similar to the Souls games? I hear it is, but I thought the quality might suffer from Miyazaki's absence. I'll be sure to go back to Dark Souls Remastered as well, but only if I can summon help for Seath, my SL was pretty high when I was playing it before but that curse just kept taking me out. I know the cursebite ring is in the New Londo ruins somewhere but the directions I read about online just weren't sufficient to help me find it, and those 'ghosts' just kept getting me!
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