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Eve as the main protagonist in an over the top Vanquish style shooter

Tbh WW3 is far more of a worry than whether PS6 meets an expected launch date

This is the art...to shred
It's only emotion

After the disastrous mess of Rebirth's ending I'm happy to pass the series onto the new generation.

Hasn't an Nvidia employee basically admitted that DLSS is not.using genAI at the geometric level but merely from a 2D image, ergo making Jenson to be full of merde?

The proof is in the pudding and the pudding is a Crimson Dessert

Definitely interested in a playthrough of this.

@StrifeInMidgar Because it's basically am AI smear over the original rig some of them, especially Starfield, look horrendous. It's still got the game's stilted facial animations and odd lip sync so it looks so jarring.

Considering the general derision being shown to Nvidia's DLSS 5 showcase I sincerely hope later iterations of PSSR do not veer down that god awful route

The Concord roster has a colour palette rival.

Another giant issue this has to deal with is that I imagine everyone will be gushing over Crimson Desert so much that when it releases the only traction Starfield will get is in comparison videos between what old BGS titles were, what they've now become, and how new innovative developers are six to eight galaxies ahead in terms of scope,, technology.and just simple competence.

I'm interested to see what they're actually providing in terms of gameplay. It's mechanically been the same game they've made since the original Uncharted so a big change is welcome. It's also a slight worry though, .as they're basically having to implement new systems that ND have yet to prove themselves in.

I really enjoyed Control but Alan Wake 2 I thought to be utterly terrible. Beautiful to look at, dull to play and insufferable to listen to.

Automatically interested in this as soon as I read the headline.
Despite Sony's pathetic lack effort theres still some great games to play on the headset

It exists on this earth.

@Max_the_German The OG PS5 also had a HDMI 2.1 slot for 120hz but the console UI didn't have a VRR option. It came months later as a patch if I remember correctly.

@Voltan PS5's VRR only kicks in at 48fps. If it drops lower or the base target is 40 then, unlike the Series X, it doesn't stabilise the framerate on your display. They'd need to unlock the framerate on balanced but I'd imagine it'd be rather messy. Locking it at 40 is a good choice from PA for balanced mode.
Not sure Sony have ever explained why that's the case.

I'd wait until the end to fully assess it but it's stayed at a consistent high level so far so I cant see me going lower than a 9.

@Boomers-r-us As you say 40fps is a good choice for a 120hz TV because the frames are displayed for three screen refreshes (40 into 120) which gives a stutter free experience. I read elsewhere that the base PS5 is locked at 45fps which makes abolutely no sense at all.

Hitting 40 doesnt sounds promising unless they point out that its locked at 40 for a 120hz TV. Its needs to have a locked 30 for standard 60hz TVs if that's in quality mode. If it's hitting 40 but it's on a 60fps performance mode then that's outside VRR range and is going to look as choppy as Chopper Reid.

Hopefully playing Don Logan.
"We meet at the Grosvenor and you're Rowntree you blue cant'

70 unemployed staff with a MGS question mark above their heads.

Played an hour or two last night and then turned it off. Thought it was pretty mid to be honest. Nothing was outright terrible but neither was anything very good.
It'll be interesting to see how this plays in a years time should it survive.

If people enjoy it that's fine but personally speaking, I'd rather shoot an egg up my ass.

Thankfully I didn't sell my physical copy

They should add a mini game or two for DOA7. It'd be fun to have all the buff dudes and busty dames shooting some V ball down at the beach. It could really ahem...'flesh out' the experience.

Played this (and got the Platinum) on release and it's still easily the most joyously entertaining game of the last decade for me. It's also one of the few games that dropped my jaw for the sheer spectacle of some of the most imaginative levels.

Am I to assume that not one adult human being at Sony didn't think it was a bad idea to throw out a trailer for a much maligned Extraction Shooter ,that's only just starting to win back some fans, barely a day after closing a studio that you forced to make a GaaS and then cancelled? Are they seriously that blind to miss something so facking obvious?
I'm now pretty much certain that Marathon will flop.

I'm guessing a flat angled camera locked onto a poorly lip synced potato headed entity who possesses poor articulation comes with that?

"We've been extra busy on Starfield so Xbox and PC gamers be prepared for this update to break your current game and bring a whole host of new problems"

Normal people in the real world get up to all manner of weird and wonderful things in a free society and most welcome that sort of freedom. Why does all that suddenly get whisked away when gaming is involved? It's a throwaway sex scene in a throwaway popcorn game of gloriously nonsensical excess.

He's one vowel short of being a cake.

Housemarque wasn't the developer.

Lies of P was a Bloodborne clone right down to a side quest giver being a tearful silhouetted figure behind a frosted window. Nioh isnt perfect but it certainly has its own unique personality.

If we get to 'shape' our character does that means the sliders go up to 200?

@Oram77 Indeed. I 'm already a fan of the series as it's got a vibe that's not subservient to FromSoft. The combat is so satisfying when it clicks.

I put 20hrs into the demo alone (even finding a way to slay the inaccessible wraith) so it's an easy decision to purchase this. It's a good start to this frantic period of releases.

@Zeke68 'The patent suggests that current gaming platforms "lack the ability to provide unique and targeted content to gamers to update the gamers about things that are happening on the platform", and that this is a potential solution to that problem'
I understand what they're going for, I just find it completely and utterly uninteresting as a concept.

About as useful as a paper umbrella during an English winter. I can't really see gamers asking for this sort of tedious interaction. SlopStation starting to mimic Microslop.

You'd be a gorm for not playing Cairn.

It forever amazes me how a game that's still as beautiful as ever was made during the PS2 era.

I was hoping for Sophy integration for the Yas Marina circuit.

A chef in an aspiring restaurant deserves respect because making a meal isn't easy. It doesn't matter whether the end result is shyte so long as you respect the effort he made to make it unpleasant.

The Sands of Time now sadly lost to the sands of time

I imagine they didn't want to clash with the Bloodborne 2 and Half Life 15 announcement which insiders have said are definitely occurring later today.

@Pat84 Indeed you're not the only one. Village, Remake and even VII on the old PSVR were fantastic so it's a crying shame that this might not get the same treatment.

"We share a responsibility to not regulate our online shops. We have no inclination to stop endless and dubious AI, low budget crap infiltrating our stores because we're far too interested in releasing meaningless statements that dissolve upon impact with air"

Some say "Kosm".

@Scottyy Miles Morales is at best mid.

@Oram77 Still tops my own personal list. Fantastic game.