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I’ll try it (last played on PS2), but like the first poster said, will probably become frustrated with the control scheme again. It’s a shame though, because I like the premise a lot. Give me a new Ghosthunter with a budget that Sony gives its third-person action-adventures (Maybe less than 300 million though) these days and I bet those ghosts would look real good.

But will it have the Saliva song?

I dislike digging up and using the PS3 enough to pay for a good version of Sly (and the other two as well) to play on PS5. Not holding my breath, based on previous experiences, but maybe I'll be positively surprised.

Played the demo and also couldn’t tell what’s the thing in this game that’d require censoring. Boob physics…?

I do think the funny thing about this whole ”controversy” around Stellar Blade is that apparently there’s still an audience for those 90’s/early 2000s magazine ads that just had a photo of a hot lady and a tagline to try and sell you a game, which I guess worked on some people at least?

The gameplay really didn’t click for me, so sadly even a hot cyborg lady won’g get me to spend 80€.

I’m going to buy Rebirth and hopefully have just as good of a time with it as I did with the Remake, but I’m also disappointed by the visuals as someone who just played Integrade like a month ago, doubly so after they mentioned that this patch would improve things. If it did, it sure isn’t noticeable to my eye.

Again, I’ll play this at release, but I wish it’d look better in Performance. I remember Forbidden West had a similar issue, but it did at least get fixed and the game looked noticeably better then, even if it was 4-5 months after launch.

@Fiendish-Beaver There’s a recap video you can already watch on Youtube (and that’ll be included with Rebirth) to catch up on the story and I’d trust that to also be the case with the next part(s).

My own hype is not through the roof, but I’m still looking forward to playing Rebirth. The remake was one of my favorites of 2020 and after 16 was such a bumpy ride, I’d like to play an overall better Final Fantasy game.

That’s a real bad cover of a Gorillaz song.

Know nothing about King Gnu, so I just thought the big guy was referencing the freaky looking player characters that you can make in SF6.

"Separate the artist" and all probably works for some, but yeah, also not keen on supporting Blows personally.

I hope not, just because I want to see what the next GTA is able to pull off with more horsepower, without having to worry about old tech. That said, I also wouldn’t be surprised if it happened…

If I had to bet, I’d say it only comes out on newer gen and they’ll keep the current GTA Online running for older consoles for 2-3 more years before pulling the plug and telling the playerbase that they’ll need to move over to GTA 6/Online 2.

Did people complain as much about Baldur's Gate 3 being digital only on consoles as well? I'm pretty sure it sold quite well despite that.

I already read DF's article on the performance and while it doesn't seem to be a steady 30/60 the whole time according to them, it doesn't sound like a hot mess, which is enough for me, especially with how amazing the game seems as a whole.

I’m excited, but I’m obviously waiting for reviews today to at least see if the performance is all good. If so, I’ll be there right away.

I didn’t love the first game and I gave it several attempts before finally playing through the remastered version this year. I still didn’t enjoy the wave based combat, which is why I’m excited for the more survival horror-like gameplay in this one, plus after Control, I just trust the game to handle better in general.

One crash, pedestrians occasionally glitching, delayed subtitles in some cutscenes and music disappearing once during the 24-ish hours played. Some of those might've been more annoying, if it wasn't for super fast loading times.

I do still remember how rough Control was even on PS4 Pro, but admittedly they were dealing with six years old base hardware (which wasn’t that amazing to begin with) at that point, so I’m hoping this time will be different. As long the performance mode is at least 1440p with a steady 60FPS, I’m happy, though I’m def also going to try Fidelity, since the game seems like a looker.

Shame about no 40FPS choice, for now at least. Spider-Man 2 has really spoiled me on it.

Enjoyed the swinging plenty in both previous games for their whole duration, but I'm definitely going to try how this works.

Didn’t love how the first AW played, but thought Control felt great, so I’m hoping they’ve learned some lessons there. It does look amazing visually, hopefully they’ve gone and added both performance and resolution modes like with Control.

Was disappointed that the performance mode was only 1080p on PS5. Maybe it didn't help that I tried the pc-demo just before the console trial, but the latter just looked bit too muddy for me, so went with the pc-version instead. Game itself is great though and does play well on a controller, so still using Dualsense even on pc.

I’ll play a Tsushima sequel, but I’d enjoy see them tackling a new inFamous or Sly, as well as something completely new.

GTA Definitive Trilogy still sold over 10 million copies despite being ridiculed by the whole internet and even with Rockstar issuing an apology about it, so can't say I would be at all surprised if this one ended up selling well too.

Already played the prettied up version on One X years ago , so zero interest for a port that doesn't even run at 60fps. Maybe if it also came out on PC, just to see what people would do with that version.

Worth the 1€ I paid for Game Pass at least! It had some good things going for it, but Inside just lifted the bar so high for me with these type of games that I always compare every new entry to it on some level. Somerville also had some rough technical hiccups at launch.

They already mentioned Fall in the official PS Blog last year, so this isn’t a huge surprise. Wonder if there’s a dedicated State of Play in August.

I’m kinda tempted to just skip all the preview coverage content for Spider-Man 2 and just jump in blind when the game comes out. Loved the first game and everything else Insomniac has put out since, so I trust on them to deliver with this one as well.

Very timely, as I just played through Ico for the first time earlier this month. Twenty years later, it didn't blow me away anymore and the combat's definitely a little so-so, but it was still a refreshing experience to play among other massive games of today, as mentioned, and I wish Sony (or any big studio, really) would put out games like this still.

That save screen music though. Hearing that was actually what prompted me to finally play the game and it's a real stellar piece of music.

Color me surprised, I guess. Just yesterday I commented, that surely Rocksteady could make this look more appealing than Gotham Knights, but here we are. Just very underwhelming looking.

I guess at this point I can only be surprised positively when the game actually comes out, but it’s not looking promising at the moment. I guess the only way I could be more disappointed would be, if AK didn’t already come out eight years ago. In that time, I have stopped counting days until Rocksteady’s new game, as much as I liked the Arkham trilogy.

Not a problem until it is, though if this also means that the game will eventually just become unplayable in any way if they pull the plug, that’s garbage.

This would be a bigger issue if the game as a whole didn’t look as underwhelming as it does.

I sure did like those Arkham games, so I haven’t given up hope on Suicide Squad completely. Surely Rocksteady can do better than Gotham Knights, yeah? Maybe? Probably? Please?

I think I’ll stick to Evil West, which also has that throwback charm, but it plays well on top of that.

It really does look like Returnal, which isn’t automatically a bad thing, because Returnal is excellent. Eager to see some reviews by the end of the month.

@RawnDawn I’d like to think that people are actually eager to tackle another sci-fi survival horror game if it reviews well, after Callisto disappointed them. Time will tell.

I’m positively surprised that they offer a performance mode, which is also 1440p instead of 1080p. Very likely choosing performance myself.

The demo was kind of a mess and definitely didn’t make me more excited, but it didn’t make me hate the game either. Maybe the actual story will have something going for it. Still not something I’ll consider at launch because of Dead Space Remake coming out, unless there’ll be a bunch of raving reviews.

So probably just related to the Spider-verse trailer, where both (I think) Pete & Miles appear briefly in the background.

Interested to see the reception to this, since their fanbase is a LOT bigger now than it was back in 2012 when V came out and very likely eager to play anything new they put out.

Shame about him losing the role, but not a bother for me personally, since I can't remember what he sounded like even after replaying the game earlier this year.

Fuzzy 1080p has become noticeable to me with some games (Forbidden West had a pretty stark contrast between resolution and performance modes before the big patch), but it's not going to stop me from playing something that's good.

Definitely waiting for reviews with this one, to hopefully see whatever it's an enjoyable b-game or not.

Personal boycotting aside, I'm a bit surprised that it's still coming to Game Pass. Admittedly I haven't followed how Sony & Microsoft are handling business in Russia, but at one point at least Sony pulled Gran Turismo 7 from sale on the PSN Store there.

Should’ve been $40 at release instead of $60, if anything. Probably wouldn’t mean there would be thousands of more buyers, but I’m sure it would be at least a bit more appealing.

Sad to see that some people here have the same ”SONY BETRAYED US!” mentality. Blessing us with a few ”Ragnarök is gonna FLOP, because it comes to pc in 2024!” comments in the near future too, I’m sure.

I probably would’ve bought this if I was new to the series, but I would also be disappointed by the trilogy not being playable on the same platform too.

Amazed that they bothered answering to someone who admitted to bugging them about the game. I’m looking forwards to it too, but it’s really not that hard to just wait patiently.

Wondering if this game is gonna get a slight boost next year, when it comes to Game Pass. Now it just feels like it came and went and (to my brain) already seems like a game that came out well over an year ago, not seven months.

Edgerunners and Witcher boosted up the sales of both games by a lot, so why not add a new coat of paint on HZD if the series does the same? That would be my reasoning, if Edgerunners wasn’t a recent thing, since I assume this had been in the works for a bit.

The original game could use the significantly better looking character animations from FW, but otherwise even the base PS4 version still looks great. A $10 upgrade I could see being fine (not that I want to play the original anymore), but a $70 release in the vein of TLOU Part 1 would be a tough sell.

Looks great, november really can’t come soon enough. Yeah, the PS4 roots of the previous game are there, but that’s hardly an issue (personally anyway), when the last game was/still is great. I’ll still take more of that with a handful of new tricks and locales, as well as a story.

Played the demo earlier this year and it’s definitely the most ”Metroid” kind of metroidvania I’ve seen since the real thing, least in terms of visuals.

I also backed this game eons ago, so I’m getting a copy in any case.

You put Clayface in a trailer, you get thumbs up from me. That said, he would’ve been a nice surprise in the game itself, but at least this raised my interest.

Earlier release also means more time before Ragnarok, so maybe I will actually play this at release.

Amazingly, this was maybe even more annyoing to me than all the people crying about GTA going "woke". Yeah, good job, you could pick a female character in the first game, where it made zero difference, like mentioned above.

@Mauzuri Like the article says, players made numerous choices throughout three games, which then didn’t really have anything to do with the three endings presented. It’s not that surprising to imagine how that would’ve bothered people.

Obviously it would’ve been crazy to have like twenty endings depending on all your choices, but they probably could’ve tried at least something different.

Game still runs on the same engine, so you would expect this to be the case. RT-mode or VRR added would be actual news.

Obviously going with 60FPS, previous one still looked terrific with it.

I know it will be delayed by at least one week, after I’ve requested the days following the launch off from work.

Curious how some of the elements will be transferred over.

I wouldn’t be surprised, but I would be bummed. Really itching to swing that axe again.

For them to say ”Stay tuned for our first-party State of Play happening in July!” by the end of it.

Since they’ve already tempered my expectations, I’m not getting excited in advance. Stray’s release date was already pulled up from a database, but it would be nice to get a confirmation for it.

I've always been perfectly happy with a (steady) 30FPS, but ever since I got a PS5, I have admittedly played everything with the performance setting on. I'm sure I'll try the Resolution one for this too, but unless my eyes can see a drastic difference in the fidelity, it's gonna be 60FPS the whole way.