Arnoldlayne

I had one pretty worrying bug. The game autosaved just as I got into a fight, then stopped letting me move or draw a weapon. Couldn't travel out as was in combat. So was stuck in a cycle of watching myself get hacked to death over and over. The menus etc worked fine, so definitely a bug and not a dualsense issue. After a reinstall, I was still unable to move, but able to kill the enemies with bombs. After they died, the game immediately let me move my character again The game has been smooth running for me since. Great game regardless, though good to hear it's getting support for that sort of thing as I almost gave up my game about 15 hours in.

I own COD WWII, but that is about it. No loss for me.

@Arnoldlayne not literally all...only PS Plus. I am betting that is a very high percentage though.

They have given away Uncharted 4 to l majority of PS5 owners, so why would they then say "because you have this game we gave you for free, have this other thing we spent months working on for free"?

It doesn't seem to make sense to make the upgrade free when the original product that would be required to get the upgrade is also free.

@Gamer_Girl_ yeah I have a library full of games that I played for 2 minutes and never touched again, but I always add everything just in case. Have had a few nice surprises that way.

Nothing in it for me this month. I may have a go at PvsZ, but I doubt that will be for more than an hour or so. It doesn't bother me though. I got a year of PS+ reduced to about £35, and to be honest I would not have been upset it I had spent £35 just on PS5 version of A Plague Tale. I can forgive a few bad months quite easily.

I am happy to just have Plague Tale. The other 2 are useless to me, but Plague Tale is well worth the £4 that PS Plus costs a month.

Can't say I am impressed with the PS4 selection. Doubt I will put more than 5 mins into either. Plague Tale is enough for me for the month and us worth more than the monthly cost of PS+ on its own.

@Enigk seems silly to wait all this time until the PS4 is coming to an end, then buy a PS4 just because you can't immediately get a PS5.

I will add them all to my library. I always do, just in case I ever get into them at a later date. I will probably only bother with Worms though, really.

@Arnoldlayne and I just realised I misread this..was early morning.

Dualsense support is hardly "going for gold" in terms of making use of PS5, given that it is pretty much their only option.

Looking forward to this. Rarely buy games on release, but may have to.

@themightyant yeah, and the "deals" option was always the first I went for. It seems to be missing.

@LordSteev I just looked it up. Title is more interesting than the game (for me anyway) It looks like a platformer with graphics in the 1988 style.

Never actually realised that US and UK release schedule is so different.

81% say dual sense. 19% don't have a PS5.

@TheHectic Not everyone has been gaming since the mid 1990's.

@Uromastryx some people have to feel superior.

@Matej I went for a week after set up before inserting a disc. I don't remember that in the set up. I did look it up on YouTube before even trying though.

@PhhhCough from what I read elsewhere, it is pretty much only people in vertical who have made the mistake.

Admittedly, I did look it up before trying. I think it is understandable to get it wrong. My first instinct before looking it up would have been to put it in the other way. The people who repeatedly put it in the wrong way and think their console is broken before considering switching it are a bit silly though.

To be fair, I have yet to play anything that really pushes the limits of PS5, but I have not noticed anything yet.

Can you do this in reverse? Could I leave my PS4 games installed on the old console and stream that from the PS4 to the PS5 in another room?

Cool. Saw someone play this on Twitch a while ago and was disappointed to find it not available on PS4.

@SamiFranco oh to have those days back again!

"Not only was it optional at first"

Whereas now it is compulsory?

If you are buying a PS5 just to look at, there are probably cheaper ways to fill that space.

Any chance of cross-play to PC?

I can't say either of these immediately inspire me. That is bound to happen sometimes. If you only get 2 or 3 really good games that you enjoy a year, you get most of your money back. Getting AAA titles every month is just not realistic.

@RogerRoger yeah, people want AAA games, but not AAA games that anyone has played....

@BearsEatBeets watching a film

@Cutmastavictory watching a film?

@RedMan33 Yeah, we have the PS6 to look forward to this decade.

@Sanctanox sounds like a sensible idea.

A lot if people seem to want at least £80 worth of games a month for their £50 a year. Would be nice but never going to happen. Also, even if these games are available for £5 each you are still saving across the year.

Personally, the only benefit will be in not having to stand up and change the disc for Uncharted. I could potentially get about £1 for trading it in. Goat Sim will probably be a 5 mins of fun then never touch again type thing. That is ok though.