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Re: Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? - Issue 565

Kiefer-Sutherland

After 51 hours I think I’m finally gonna beat Eiyuden Chronicles Hundred Heroes. Just got one more optional character to unlock and then it’s just story stuff until the end. There’s so much more to do though so I definitely won’t be done with the game.

Also Raft Co-op tonight which is great, but it does seem quite short compared to most survival games.

Re: Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? - Issue 564

Kiefer-Sutherland

Continuing with Eiyuden Chronicles Hundred Heroes which I’m still really enjoying. I’m loving all optional stuff you can do such as cards and a Beyblade type of game. Also recruiting characters and building up your castle town is satisfying too.

I’ll also be playing co-op raft, which aside from trophies not popping for anyone but the host, is an amazingly addictive survival game that was definitely worth the wait.

Also might be finishing up Journey to the savage planet co-op which I knew nothing about going into it. Turns out it’s actually a pretty good game.

Lastly I’ll be playing Hunt Showdown between all that which I’ve gotten into quite a bit recently. I can’t think of anything else like it on PS. It’s probably the most tense MP game I’ve played, I’m always on edge!

Re: Deathstroke Completes Suicide Squad's PS5 Content Roadmap

Kiefer-Sutherland

I played and finished the game in co-op and while I enjoyed it, it definitely got very repetitive towards the end. The best part of the game is very early on when you’re walking through a museum or something. The lights are off and your team is getting picked off one by one by Batman. For a moment it didn’t feel like a live service game.

Re: Poll: What Are the Most Impressive Games You've Played on PS5 Pro?

Kiefer-Sutherland

@tameshiyaku I’m playing the game right now and really enjoying it. But as far as pro upgrades go it’s a major disappointment. Lots of shimmering, foliage disappearing and reappearing. Blurry image. I don’t have a vrr tv either so I’m noticing plenty of Framerate drops too in busier areas. If the game ran smooth I could look past the image quality.

Re: Marvel Rivals: All Release Times and Preload Date

Kiefer-Sutherland

I had a blast playing this morning. All seems very hectic so far and with so many characters I have no idea who’s doing what move or how someone is gonna kill me. I’m gonna stick with it because I had fun and it’ll be good once I get used to the characters moves and abilities

Re: 3 More PS Plus Essential Games Yours to Download Now

Kiefer-Sutherland

I heard Dark Descent is quite difficult so I refused to pay for it in case I gave up. I’ll give it a go now though. As for the other two games, both really good! I beat It Takes Two with my brother and the sheer variety of the things you do and items you use is amazing. The game never gets dull or repetitive.

I’ve also put a lot of hours into Temtem and it is a very good Pokémon alternative. I liked the graphics but wasn’t a fan of the colour scheme in most areas though. It was all too bright!

Re: Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? - Issue 557

Kiefer-Sutherland

Continuing with Starwars Outlaws which I’m enjoying quite a bit.

I also bought the most random game ever - Alfred Hitchcocks Vertigo for £2.60 out of pure curiosity and so far it isn’t that bad. It plays like Heavy Rain and the story seems pretty decent so far. Can’t say the same about the voice acting and sound quality though.

Re: Horror Curio Slitterhead Emerged from Ideas for a Big Budget Siren 3

Kiefer-Sutherland

There’s a long list of problems with this game

  • Bad character models
  • Basic stealth sections that actually make no sense when you think about it
  • Replaying the same levels multiple times
  • Replaying missions to unlock a rarity and again towards the end of the game if you want the true ending
  • The constant stop and start during gameplay. Dialogue/cutscene. Move forward a few steps. More dialogue/another cutscene
  • Minimal voice acting
  • 90% of the story is told through static text drops. You don’t even meet one of the characters you unlock. There’s just a lot of text and they join you out of nowhere.
  • Jarring cuts from cutscene FMV’s to in game graphics
  • Limited selection of enemies
  • Can’t switch targets when locked on

YET! I still really enjoyed playing it 😂

Re: Talking Point: What Do You Think of the PS5 Pro, Three Weeks Later?

Kiefer-Sutherland

Pretty disappointing really. Playing Star Wars Outlaws at the moment and it’s really underwhelming. There’s a lot of shimmering and the overall image doesn’t look that clean. Wouldn’t be so bad if the frame rate was a locked 60fps but it dips from time to time. All the sony games look great, but having watched a few digital foundry videos it’s clear PSSR needs work, even in their games.

Re: How to Transfer Data from PS5 to PS5 Pro

Kiefer-Sutherland

I’ve been doing the transfer over wi-fi and it had an estimated time of 1 hour. Over 12 hours later and it’s only on 84%. My internet is usually pretty good so I don’t understand why it’s taking so long.

I wanted to cancel and just dl my saves via cloud, but heard that could corrupt data.

Re: Bloodborne PS5 Pro Comparison Appears As Consumers Receive Console Early

Kiefer-Sutherland

@breakneck yeah, this is the same where ever you go. People are more likely to voice their complaints and criticisms which make most comment sections on the internet a place of negativity. If I buy an item online and it works exactly like I hoped I’m not gonna leave a review. If, however it wasn’t what I wanted or didn’t work as intended I’m going to leave a negative review. It’s the same with games, and this is how it’s always gonna be.

Re: Bloodborne PS5 Pro Comparison Appears As Consumers Receive Console Early

Kiefer-Sutherland

I still don’t get all the negativity around the pro. I won’t be getting one, it’s not for me because I’m happy to play games at 30fps and the dragons dogma 2 frame rate was a none issue for me. But people have been moaning about frame rates and resolutions all this gen and Sony decide to release something for these players and everyone still moans. Not to mention the price, which isn’t actually that bad considering what specs your getting.

Re: Mini Review: Starship Troopers: Extermination (PS5) - Not Just a Helldivers Clone

Kiefer-Sutherland

I’ve been playing it on and off for a couple weeks and it’s good fun. My main problem is the lag spikes which should get fixed. The limited base building is a good thing in my books because you only have a couple minutes to build one and it’s simple and easy to use. There’s walls, towers, gates, ramps, bunkers and turrets. Dunno what more you would want really. The actual gunplay is really satisfying too and the game can get crazy hectic. Also the bug corpses hang around after you killed them and it’s really cool seeing the other enemies climb them to get up and over your base walls.