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Re: PS5 Fans Are Panicking Over Backwards Compatibility

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@RBMango It could be because the average gamer who buys a new console, isn't buying it for B/C. Only one's who really care about that feature, are the diehards/hardcore. It's not going to hurt their bottom line. Sure, it'd be nice if they did b/c all the way to PS1, but it's not necessary. They may very well absorb PS Now and PS Plus into one price. I wouldn't be surprised if they add a ton of PS1 and PS2 games to the service over time.

Re: PS5 Fans Are Panicking Over Backwards Compatibility

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@WallyWest Highly doubt Sony is worried one bit. Only thing that matters to most gamers, is the games. Sony has a strong 1st party output, and third party is quite adequate on top of that. Not sure why everyone acts like it's the end of Sony, or Sony should be shaking in fear. Lol.

Re: PS5 Event Finally Happening as Early as Next Week

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Can we just wait for an actual confirmation from Sony, instead of reporting on rumors from "in the know" journalists? Even if their reps are good, it doesn't mean they know it's going to happen for sure. Otherwise, what is really the point in making a new article about it each time? I get it, you need the clicks, but good lord.

Re: Google Stadia Exclusivity Delays Serious Sam 4 on PS4 Until 2021

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@Menchi Sorry, but you fail to understand the reasoning that people are annoyed with Google. It's the simple fact that they buy out exclusive deals to make up for the lack of 1st party offerings that actually makes a console more appealing. No one is really bothered about the exclusive practice in general, because that's just simply business. Blame the developing studios for taking the money, as they are the reason for the practice in part. All in all, the practice exists for fair enough reasons, but it puts Google in a bad light when they are simply buying out timed deals instead of developing their own games for their own platform. Never a good thing to appear lazy to the consumers.

Re: Poll: How Will You Play Ghost of Tsushima?

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@AFCC I'd imagine because most who will play it are English speakers. Plus having to look at subtitles just to know what is being said in Japanese can take your eyes away from what's going on onscreen. I'll probably play it with Japanese voice overs, with black and white the second time around.

Re: Preview: Ghost of Tsushima PS4 Gameplay Blowout Reveals Combat, Exploration, Customisation, and More

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@Skoda "would you really pay 60 dollars for it? this game is likely to become greatest hits. 20 dollars is fine i guess. "

Everyone has their opinion on what they feel is worth their money.

"personally, i dont see the appeal even if someone gave it to me for free. main reasons being, i dont get modern games. so much to explore and repetitive battles and leveling up and it can take you 100 hours to get anywhere. "

Personally, I don't see why you're here if you don't get modern games, but I digress. Also, you don't have to spend all day and night playing games. Even RPG's can be played in bits if you prefer not to play more than a half hour at a time. Sounds like an excuse to me.

" i like my games old school. you go fight people, shoot or jump around for 30 mins then go and do other things for yourself and others."

Then go play those instead and leave others to play their "modern" games.

"life is too short to spend on leveling up in fantasy worlds haha"

Yet, here you are typing up pretentious comments about it, wasting your time. I'm 38 and loved every era of gaming, and I honestly don't see how it would be so complicated. You either been out of the loop for a long time, or just prefer to be stuck in the past. Either way, let people decide how they spend their time and you worry about you. Sounds pretty simple.

Re: Third-Party PS5 Games to Debut Gameplay at Xbox Series X Event Next Week

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@rpg2000 He's always like that, at least when it comes to PS5 news. Apparently, the new one is "Sony is scared of MS." Lol. Can't tell you how much I rolled my eyes at that one.Sony obviously has the edge currently, especially with how successful they were this gen. You know they're going to come out with a more stronger 1st party lineup, so I don't get all the paranoia and pessimistic outlook. A change in management, doesn't mean it's the end of all things. I understand to a point the impatience of wanting to know more about PS5 and the games, but they have their reasons for doing what they do. Until then, relax and keep busy.

Re: Days Gone Developer Sony Bend Recruiting for AAA PS5 Project

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@Octane I doubt all their developers are only working on sequels. Lol. Guerilla is likely working on at least two projects. Insomniac has another branch in North Carolina, so they are working on Spider-Man 2 and another project that's not known at the moment. Also keep in mind, that developers tend to juggle two projects at once, despite prioritizing one over the other initially. Either way, sequels aren't a bad thing, and I welcome them if they make sense. You'll certainly see new IP's next gen, and they won't be just a few.

Re: PS5 Heatsink Patent Has the Web Hyped About Sony's Next-Gen Cooling Solution

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@Nickolaidas I can only go by what my friends(most are PS gamers) have said about their day one Pros. They aren't working or paid by Sony, so I don't see a reason for them to lie otherwise. As for myself, I bought mine in late 2017, and haven't heard it make any significant noise that most complain about when playing demanding games. My original PS4 can be a bit noisy but not jet engine level noisy. I don't know man. Maybe some are lucky enough not to experience any real issues? Perhaps those who complain on both ends maybe don't clean theirs from time to time? I mean dust is definitely a serious enemy for electronics.

Re: Days Gone Developer Sony Bend Recruiting for AAA PS5 Project

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@Octane Relax. Sony is invested to bring new IP's next gen as well. They've been doing that since they've started, though it's been more noticeable during the PS3 era. Sequels are going to happen because a lot of their games are story driven, and are set up for sequels to begin with. Nonetheless, new IP's won't take a backseat.

Re: PS5 DualSense Controller Could Be 'One of the Best in History'

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@Daleaf There must be some gamers out there that are just rough on their controllers, because I've had the same ones since I got a PS4 back in 2014 and never had those issues. I can understand one being defective, as that can happen with just about any controller, but going through that many tells me there's been lots of roughness and probably far too many hours of use.