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Tom Holland was a terrible choice. Andrew Garfield was also a much better Peter Parker/Spiderman.

Obviously this isn't a popular opinion but I felt like the last God of War game lost my attention way faster than all previous entries. Kratos felt heavy and sluggish in the controls, Norse mythology has NOTHING on Greek Mythology and the selection of enemies left a lot to be desired. For what it's worth, I loved the Uncharted games but also despised both The Last of Us games for being too slow and boring.

This game is the reason I have been desperately trying so hard to purchase a PS5.
The fact that I still can't find a PS5 yet is the reason I keep holding off on playing No Man's Sky. I can't even explain the torture this feels like anymore.

Hard to believe it's been 8 months since release and these things still aren't being sold in stores.

I haven't touched a Madden game since '97 on SNES.

Too bad Zigguraut isn't releasing the masterpiece they purchased named Advent Rising. If they could somehow remaster that and fix the framerate issues that would be one of the best games in history.

Am I the only one who still cannot find a retail PS5?
I’ve been trying daily since launch and have not even once been able to get one in cart.

What's a Playstation 5? I've never seen one before.

Too bad I can't find a PS5 to play their games on it.

Where is the “I’ll buy it when I can actually buy a PS5” option in the poll?

When I can finally open a webpage and easily click "order" or walk into a store and buy a PS5 straight off the shelf, I will purchase and play this game. Sadly, the RE: Village Gold edition will probably be out before PS5s are easy to purchase.

I have to wonder how many people actually liked the MK movie, got online, saw a lot of people talking about how bad this and that was about it, and then decided to adopt the herd mentality. Same goes for Star Wars movies, etc. Seems to me that a lot more people would probably accept it and admit they enjoyed it if there weren't as many people telling them they shouldn't like it because of X and Y.

Internet be damned...I liked it!

I remember when complete games used to be released physically. Now we mostly have nothing but companies releasing half-baked versions of games and patching them out with downloads that won't always be available (in theory) down the road.

Why would I pay the highest (retail) price a game will ever cost for the worst playable condition it will ever be in?

Strange. All of my 8-bit and 16-bit games and consoles are still working like a charm in 2021.

I hope they can find a way to return to Greek Mythology with a fresh new twist. The Norse GoW setting was extremely uninteresting to me and came across as them trying to throw away all of the previous entries in the series in a disrespectful way.

I am ready for $70 games; the Take Two boss was right.

I've recently been spending around $70 per game on several NES, SNES, and Genesis carts to fill out my retro collection.

Ghosts n' Goblins Resurrection has been handing me my backside for the past two days...and it's almost exactly the game I was hoping it would be.

Wow. I thought the Nintendo Direct was dull.
I'm starting to think this year will keep me digging through my back log for quite some time.

Does Sony know that we can't play games on their "apologies"?

I would love to see statistics on what games are played the most by people with drifting analog sticks.

Translation:

artificial scarcity

Too bad I still haven't been able to purchase a PS5 (for retail price) to experience this update.

Wasn't Metal Gear Solid just the NES game Snake's Revenge with a 3D perspective?

This is not a Sony problem.
This is an issue with the internet. Period.

Gamers are basically only now being subjected to the same things that toy collectors, shoe collectors, and thousands of other product based users have been dealing with for years.

Look at the bright side. There really aren't any system sellers out that require my money.

I picked it up at Target in the U.S. for $9.99 tonight.

I'm almost convinced that the PS5 doesn't actually exist. With Chinese New Year almost upon us, it might be April or May before people can purchase one without a major hassle.

Unfortunately I've found it impossible to buy a PS5 for retail price so far. I've been on Best Buy in the US every single time it's went on sale and can never get to the "complete you order" part before it's sold out. Even when it's supposedly been up for sale for close to an hour (last week), it would never allow me to complete the purchase. Shame.

I wonder how much longer it will be before I can just walk into a store and purchase a PS5. I'm in no hurry, but wouldn't mind picking one up sooner rather than later.

Is the DualSense truly a game changer and more than what’s in a JoyCon or is it mostly marketing hype more than anything?

I have such a huge backlog of games that I can't even justify buying a new console anytime soon. Also, I am still using my original SNES without a single hiccup since I opened it on Christmas Day 1991. I miss the simpler days.

I hope they produce a classic, “PS1 gray” DualSense controller with the colored buttons.

Wait a month after the game is out and retailers will have it for 40-50% off. Happens all the time.

I want a set of (25th anniversary??) panels in "gray" to make it look like an original PS1.

From those studios, the only thing I’ll miss is Wolfenstein and Doom.

I will happily wait a month or two after launch to get these $70 games for 40-60% off like I've done with the last few generations.

The poll needs a PS5/Switch Pro combo voting option.

Rumor has it the 4K Switch upgrade will be running petaflops rather than the pedestrian teraflops we've been hearing about for over a year. 😂

I'd love a 25th Anniversary Edition in an original Playstation gray color scheme.

Hopefully Ratchet jumps into the Resistance: Fall of Man dimension and we get a new story in that series as well.

I love Insomniac games! Oh, how I wish they would change their mind and give us a new Resistance game.

A solid single player campaign that never once makes me go online is the only way I’ll buy this. Otherwise, back to my GameCube it will be.

What was with the music for Godfall? I found it completely out of place for the gameplay.

This is where I think most people are confused:

If I put a PS4 disc (Ghosts of Tsushima, for example) in a PS5 will there be an update/option for it to be 100% identical in every way if that same game is released on a PS5 disc with, presumably, additional features like ray tracing, resolution, etc., that will not be accessible if put into a PS4?

I would most likely purchase it digitally since I refuse to use Spotify.

Until Sony tells us exactly how PS4 games will work with PS5, I will be waiting. Will we be provided with a patch that completely opens the game up for PS5 or will we have to buy an alternate version/disc to get the best possible version once PS5 is out? That's what I want to know on this (and Ghost of Tsushima).

I personally don't care about all of the "hype" surrounding these reveals. It's not like the PS5 is some big secret that is coming out of nowhere. I would wager that most people want to know when they can buy it and how much it will cost. Nothing else really matters, in the grand scheme of things.

Jax plays an alto sax - tenor sax sound plays.

I'd settle for the full, original cartoon run to be available to purchase physically.

Sheesh...back with the unfitting trailer music. I’ll keep waiting and eventually buy all of this on the disc for $29.99.