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Re: DayZ - Far Too Little Far Too Late for the Worst Performing Game on PS4

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When DayZ was announced for the PS4, we hadn't even heard of Days Gone yet, and Days Gone feels like it was announced an aeon ago. Yet Days Gone still managed to come out before DayZ, which makes one question why exactly it took so long for DayZ to be ported over when the far more ambitious Days Gone supposedly spent less days in development. This is something I'll be mulling over for the dayz to come.

Re: Soapbox: Why Syphon Filter Must Make a Return

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I know Days Gone is already deemed commercially successful and all that, but I'm agreed with Sammy in that the world doesn't really feel like it needs a sequel. Days Gone just doesn't stand out enough to warrant it. But imagine what a current-gen Syphon Filter with big production values and lots of in-depth stealth mechanics could do, and how much of a breath of fresh air it would be. It gets my blood pumping just thinking about it.

Re: Guide: Best PS4 Graphics

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I'd have had Detroit at the top spot personally. Can't believe how good that game looks on current-gen hardware. It really is like having an early glimpse into the PS5.

Re: StarBlood Arena Dev Trying to Find Server Solution After Sony Shut Down

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Is Sony deliberately trying to make itself look bad as this gen comes to a close? When you look at how Sony and Microsoft were perceived back in 2013, it's like a total reversal of roles now.

I feel bad for the StarBlood Arena devs. I'm sure they put a lot of work into the game, and at the flick of a switch Sony will render it completely unplayable soon. That's not right.

Re: Feature: Sony's State of Play Livestream - What PS4 Announcements to Expect

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If Sony has even the slightest bit of sense, they won't let Sid Shuman anywhere near this thing. It's a fact that once he appears in front of a camera, the show itself declines in quality by a metric of 10,000 fathoms.

In fact, just keep the forced smiles and empty PR talk to an absolute minimum. Based on PSX's Couchgate and the disaster in formatting that was last year's E3, nobody wants to see PlayStation's social team shoot the s**t with each other in the most strained way possible.