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Re: Physical Game Fans, Beware: Digital Downloads Hit an Astonishing 85% on PS5, PS4 Last Quarter

Exerion76

Only time I buy physical, is if it's a console game I'm not sure about, and wanna try first.
Especially since Sony don't offer refunds for digital games, like Steam does.

And at 50, I rather have convenience, as I got tired of all the physical clutter. 20-30 years from now, I doubt I would care, if the servers would be shut down. As I would already gotten my moneys worth of gameplay from them, or I play them on a modded console, or emulated on PC.
There are more to life, than hoarding physical video games.

I'm mostly a PC gamer anyways, so I've been used to digital, for about 20 years now.

Re: PlayStation Urges PS4 Players to Upgrade to PS5 for GTA 6

Exerion76

Sony sounds a bit desperate.
The ones who haven't upgraded yet, probably won't.
Not everyone on the planet, cares about GTA VI.
If they sold a $299 edition, then they probably would have upgraded now.
Paying the current price, for a console that came out, back in 2020, is pure insanity, as it is filled with outdated tech now.
And the updated Pro won't be on their buying list either, as people who still enjoy their PS4, probably don't care about raytracing, 60+fps and PSSR2.

The PS3 didn't become a huge success, until they released the $299 Slim.
But that was back in the good old days, when consoles got cheaper with age.

Re: Poll: Vote for Your PS5 Game of the Month (April 2026)

Exerion76

Pragmata of course 😁👍
I bought Saros as well, been playing for 6 hours.
Think I like it more than Returnal, but still, not totally hooked yet. Was hoping for the same random maps, as it gets boring to run through, basically the same ones.

So yeah, Pragmata still gets my vote.

Re: Wolverine PS5 Updates Still Coming in the Next Few Weeks

Exerion76

I hope it's better than Spider-Man 2, which was bloody terrible.
And yeah, I wouldn't shed a tear, if the Superhero genre, just died for the next decade or two. It's like with Westerns, back in the 40:s-60:s, where the fatigue, basically killed the genre, for the next two decades.
But people love consuming the same stuff, on TV, Movies and Videogames, over and over again...

Re: Resident Evil Requiem's New Mini Game Update Seemingly Imminent

Exerion76

Yes!
Can't wait for the story DLC.
Both this and Pragmata, are definitely on top of my GOTY list.
It's great that Capcom can deliver so many excellent AAA games, within one year, when some developers only releases one game per generation, these days.
And with Onimusha coming up, it starting to feel like the good old days. 😁👍

Re: Pragmata Looks Best on PS5 Pro, Says Tech Experts

Exerion76

I have a Pro, but got it for PC instead.
That Pathtracing, and ultrawide support, is just to beautiful to ignore.
If it wasn't for that, then I would probably have gotten the PS5 version.

It's just hilarious, to see the bickering between OG and Pro owners, just like those silly PC Master Race vs Console fights.

Yes, the Pro is clearly better, but it not like the OG version is totally unplayable, as the framerate mode seems fine to me, even with the graphical downgrades.
Just let people enjoy the game, on whatever system they got, instead of this endless back and forth.

Re: Pragmata (PS5) - Brilliant Combat Is the Star of Yet Another Capcom PS5 Hit

Exerion76

@DogPark
Why does the development time have anything to do with the lenght of the campaign?
It have more to do with Capcom not being satisfied with the gamplay and balance, which made them delay the game, and also take a break during 2023.
It's another example, of actually caring about the results, instead of rushing it to the market, and fix later.

Rather have 12 fun hours, compared to 50-80, with slow sections that just drags on forever, just to pad out the running time.

Re: Opinion: Does Starfield Suck? People Keep Telling Me to Skip Its PS5 Release

Exerion76

Played it on PC a while back, but quickly got bored with it.
It felt very dated and janky, and not in a charming way.
Could have changed the title to "Generic AAA Open World: The Game". But I know the game has its fans, and it's good that more fans of that kind of game, gets to play it now.

I'm just a bit worried about Elder Scrolls VI, as the last RPG from them, that I liked, was Skyrim. And that was 15 years ago...

Re: Crimson Desert (PS5) - A Generational Open World Buried in Early Access Cruft

Exerion76

It's hilarious, how thing quickly escalates in this game.
From a small fight with an enemy, that have friends running in from all sides. I climb up a watchtower, and throw them off the edge, while I accidentally made a bodyslam move on an enemy, that smashes him through the floorboards, making the entire tower collapse, killing a bunch of enemies. I used the glider, so I survived the fall. It felt like a scene from an 80:s Jackie Chan movie, like Project A

After playing this game, I don't think I can ever go back, and finish Ghost of Yotei. The bar have been raised.

Re: Crimson Desert (PS5) - A Generational Open World Buried in Early Access Cruft

Exerion76

This is, too me, the best open world game, since Skyrim. The amount of things you can do and discover is just amazing. Love the combat as well. The entire world feels so alive, and Zelda styled puzzles are a joy to solve.

I just dont understand how some have issues with the controls, as it takes just a few seconds to learn. Seems like people try to rush through the story. Take your time, discover thing, and unlock upgrades, skills and gear.
It's not sadistic, as a Souls game, but at the same time, it will not hold your hand, like in every other AAA game.
Ubisoft and Sony could learn a lot from this game.
No wonder reviewers don't like the game, as you have to think for yourself 🤣