@PneumaPilot This comment right here is the truth...I myself have been playing games as a full-time hobby for 43 years, and I still hear dinks talk about the good old days as if we currently aren't living in the golden age of gaming... Ppl seems to forget that, yes, one good release like Cronno Tigger you still get a ***** ton of crappy games during that time. People tend to forget that era of games (I'm talking NES to PS1) was so badly full of crappy games that YouTubers can literal make a full-time career just playing the slop and making fun of them about how bad they are during those generations of games.
So yes I do believe we are in the golden age of gaming, the real question is the entry price point of a new ps6 can literally break this hobby for me and a lot of others I know.
@TheDarts it's a personal choice, but my daughter looks exactly like Diana, and when she started dancing in the game I started to tear up it reminded me a lot of her when she was 6... That age doesn't last long, man it's gone in a blink.
@Balaam_ I'll take your shout-out, and give you a high five... I bought Starfield day one and put 180 hours into it and in that time it's crashed on me 5 five times which isnt to bad, and I'm having a blast playing it. So yeah, I would say money well spent. PS: I voted Starfield
I don't know about you guys, but I am having an actual blast with this game... It's too bad this game doesn't resonate with others cuz personally, I haven't lost sleep over a game in a long time.
I don't know what everyone is complaining about; I played it yesterday for 12 hours, and I had a fun time. I even forgot what i was originally doing and ended up in a mine shooting space praites some how.. Yes, the procedural generation of planets is boring, but you don't have to do them... So who cares in fact there's a lot of things you dont have to do if you dont like it.
Other than the menus being a bit clunky and hard to manage, there really isn't that much to complain about.. Starfield is a huge space opera adventure with plenty of quests and systems to engage with... I believe BGS games have just become another Ubisoft complaining spot for spoiled gamers who don't even enjoy this hobby anyway.
@Ed_Zeppelin I agree, ppl are forgetting how we used to get ripped off by Gamestop with trade-in value.. Digital all the way for me. I love buying a game on my break at work, then having it waiting for me ready to play, like a nice cold cut sub on a plate when I get home.
Just look at the number of comments that have been blocked on this thread alone tells me this game has some kinda of reputation for some reason. I've personally watched maybe two full hours of reviews for this game (out of excitement) and I got to say I don't get the hate. None of those reviews mentioned anything I care to know about the game, like how the combat feels, what the progession system is like, or whether the building and other game mechanics feel rewarding. all of them just say too many loading screens and not a good story, boring planets... 1. Loading screens I'm okay with, as long as they aren't too long 2. Most video game stories are kinda lame anyway so that's to be expected. 3. boring planets is fine by me... What were people expecting, do we really need in-depth quests and discovery on every planet? It's okay to just soak in the skybox and relax and feel lonely in space. I've been playing games long enough to know what ill like to play regardless of what others say. So this is def day one for me. LETS GO!!!!
@Northern_munkey I was thinking about picking up the wheel and Stick. I'm not even a big racer guy, the last racing game I played was Ridge Racer on the PS1, but VR has now made any game I've disliked kinda fun, even puzzle and walking sims. That's the power of VR. Too bad most gamers never even tried it.
@Northern_munkey anything while you point and shoot a gun is fun in VR... sadly, games like Call of the Mountain are not. Although the game's presentation is neat, holding your arms up for more than half an hour can be tiring. But RE4 in PSVR2 is one of the best gaming experiences I've ever had. The game is smooth as butter and basically ruined VR every other VR game after for me, cuz no other game was as fun and I'm not even a big RE4 guy I'm more a RE2 kinda guy.
I got my PSVR2 last Christmas, and during the holidays I smashed through Alien Rogue Incursion, RE8, Metro Awakening, Arizona Sunshine 2, and RE4... I have a few very, very fond memories of participating in this awesome hobby.... That Christmas was one of them. Sad news for VR!
@get2sammyb How does Square Enix expect young kids to even play new releases? When I was a kid I got on my bike, rode to the local Blockbuster and rented a new game. I'm not even sure how young kids even play new games today without their parents' credit cards
@Stocksy I agree it's juvenile to have sex mini-games; we are far beyond the Hot Coffee stuff... that said, I do think it's an important part of Kratos's character development within his arc. It makes him seem more mature and regretful of his past when playing God of War 2016 and ragnarok.
Playing RE4 in PSVR2 is worth the price alone, I've been playing console games for over 40 years and playing RE4 in VR was one of the most fun I've ever had in this hobby... EVER!
@RoomWithaMoose You bring up a few very good points, but I would also add that gaming has evolved a lot in the past 30 years. For me I started out gaming with a controller with two buttons and a D-pad with side scrolling games from left to right, games now have full 3D worlds to explore for 100 hours or more while using a controller in todays minds was designed to control a real life space ship. (Which they do use console controllers to actually control drones) With that said, games are much more complicated and involving then they used to be. I would argue that todays youth find games kind of hard to learn.. For me playing games since the 80's I can learn a pretty complex game within maybe two hours while todays youth it would take them a lot longer to learn, factor in the constant ringing of cell phone notification and other distractions they might put the controller down and turn to something else. which may also explain why online streamers are so popularly with younger generations... why learn the mechanics of a game that's overly complicated when you can watch someone else play it for you.
I've got to say I was skeptical about GOY, seeing as they really didn't evolve the game much from GOT I wasn't too excited about this sequel epically with just coming of Shadows with 165 hours I felt I may been burnt out for katana wielding action adventure... Boy!!! was I wrong not only did sucker punch double down on what made GOT great (which I didn't think was possible) they single handily made one of the most natural exploration open world games I've ever played, with a really good overall narrative (which by the way has never been done in an open world game before). This game is quite a treat to play just by refusing to open the map and play the game it was intended to be played, like a wondering Ronin.
@somnambulance I just hope they fix the mob arena in hunters march where the map vendor Shakra shows up and helps you out... problem is if you leave the area and explore other parts of the maps she disappears which forces you to complete one of the hardest parts of the game by yourself. This part literally has taken me longer then any boss.
@HallowMoonshadow Switch to reaper crest and it will make short work of him which can be found in the in the Chapel of the Reaper just above the boss. I had a hard time with him till I started exploring around more.
@Dom_31 I agree 100 percent, working on a boss and beating him only to get nothing, like not even any beads...I just spent 45 mins working back from my save point to get to the boss and beat him for no reward really gets my goat! This is probably my only nit pick with the game other then that its pretty awesome and only for 20 bucks.
The thing about this game for me is, Hollow knight came out so long ago when the genre felt bare and didn't really have a lot of games, but since its release we have had a lot of top Metroidvania since then. I'm wondering if Silk Song is gonna have the same steam and praise as the first did so long ago.
@WaveBoy I agree totally, I just feel bad for ppl who tell me a certain movie or video game is the scariest thing they've experienced because once you experienced a horror game in VR there's no going back to flat screen scares.
I'm still waiting to see if they are gonna port it to PSVR2. Village in PSVR2 was one of the most terrifying things I've experienced in 40 years of gaming.
@Frmknst so let me get this straight, you have literally never heard anyone compare the open world structure of Ghost of Tsushima to a open world Ubisoft game... Are you being serious!
The first ghost game felt a lot like a Ubisoft game bc there really wasn't much in terms of verity, much like shadows. I hope they added some cool mini games or at least something to interact within towns other then shop vendors.
@naruball Sure, that maybe true ten years ago when the 360 and PS3 were around. But things have changed, most gamers aren't drawn to exclusives games anymore in order to decide what console to buy... but to their digital game library they own on that said console. Which is why we are see less and less console exclusives being made.
Did anyone actual watch the show... Next to Blue Eye Samurai, it was one of the best anime I've seen, not to mention how awesome the sound track was, having Dante wreak soldiers while RATM played in the background was super cool.
@DennisReynolds its not about owning studios its about owning Intellectual property and franchises. Like when Netflix purchased the rights to stream Friends on its subscripting platform it cost them over 100 million for a few years rights. This is what we are witnessing, the race of Microsoft and Sony grabbing as much IP and franchise in order to win. And in Disney's case the question has been brought up with owning Star wars IP, how long can you pump out movies and shows till franchise fatigue sets in. So, as of right now... Yes the console wars are over and good riddance it was stupid to began with not like Saga and SNES days. But now we are entering a new era the race for Digital IP ownership and subscription base streaming.
I think most gamers are over looking the fact that Sony and Microsoft aren't interested in releasing Triple A Games anymore they aren't very profitable. Microsoft and Sony are looking at the Netflix subscription model and have been for quite sometime. Which means more crappy games on a subscription service, just like Netflix. This is why your getting excusive ports on both consoles the question is who will win the base platform for the subscription.
I'm curious to see how this plays, I love open world games but I also do understand gamers frustration with them as of late. Modern Developers have found cleaver ways around the parts of an open world exploration with map icons and such, but to be honest having your HUD full of icons defeats the propose of exploring a beautiful open world to when there's tons of S***T on your screen... Before anyone replies with "Elden Ring did it" my response to that is... No they didn't. IMO I bounced off that game after level 40, I couldn't stand wasting time on a hard boss fight I found in a cave only to get a staff I will never use. because in Elden Ring there was literally no way to tell what was actually worth exploring on the map for your current character build, and if you took a chance on a cave and wasted three hours in it only to get junk equipment, too bad. Nothing is more annoying then beating your head against a wall in a boss fight for a useless reward. So Yeah, this might be cool new way to discover things in an open world.
@Don_Corleone I'm not trolling you man, I just gave you a legit link to a real price of the PS5 Pro in Canada and not Including a GST tax, making the console over one thousand dollars.... So instead of throwing out insults to strangers online why don't you go outside and enjoy the grass. Cheers!
@DennisReynolds I do agree, I've played AC shadow's only in 30FPS mode just to experience the difference in graphical quality, but again my OP argument still stands...is it really worth the extra 1,100 bucks for a new console.
With taxes the system will cost over 11 hundred bucks I'm not lying... Even if I traded in my ps5 with disc and my PSVR2 I'm still looking at 400 bucks of my own money. Maybe this might be worth it when GTA6 comes out but Rockstar have yet to confirmed a Pro Version.... SO YEAH BRO NOT REALLY WORTH IT AT THIS POINT. and that's just to console not including the price of a new 120hz OLED Chill Bro my point is valid even if it hurts your feelings, relax.. this isn't a console war argument.
@Don_Corleone Yeah most TVs not all, if you want to spend a couple hundred extra on a 120HZ TV on top of the PS5 pro which is already 11 hundred dollar console you're looking at a lot of money up front for minor graphical gains.
This is all great news but without a proper Display (120hz, 4k OLED) these improvement seem small and talking about PSSR and AI upscaling feels like techno babble and completely overreach on Sony's end, which gives me the impression that its not really worth the investment at this point.
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Re: PS5 Boss Says He's Seen the Future of Gaming, and It's 'Unbelievably Positive'
@PneumaPilot This comment right here is the truth...I myself have been playing games as a full-time hobby for 43 years, and I still hear dinks talk about the good old days as if we currently aren't living in the golden age of gaming... Ppl seems to forget that, yes, one good release like Cronno Tigger you still get a ***** ton of crappy games during that time. People tend to forget that era of games (I'm talking NES to PS1) was so badly full of crappy games that YouTubers can literal make a full-time career just playing the slop and making fun of them about how bad they are during those generations of games.
So yes I do believe we are in the golden age of gaming, the real question is the entry price point of a new ps6 can literally break this hobby for me and a lot of others I know.
Re: Pragmata Success Continues, Now at Two Million Copies Sold
@TheDarts it's a personal choice, but my daughter looks exactly like Diana, and when she started dancing in the game I started to tear up it reminded me a lot of her when she was 6... That age doesn't last long, man it's gone in a blink.
Re: Pragmata Success Continues, Now at Two Million Copies Sold
@TheDarts There are two types of ppl in this world... those who have children and those who don't.
Re: Poll: Vote for Your PS5 Game of the Month (April 2026)
@Balaam_ I'll take your shout-out, and give you a high five... I bought Starfield day one and put 180 hours into it and in that time it's crashed on me 5 five times which isnt to bad, and I'm having a blast playing it. So yeah, I would say money well spent.
PS: I voted Starfield
Re: Starfield Tops Weekly US Sales Charts Despite 'Disappointing' Early Estimates
@wildcat_kickz It's not that bad. I've put over 60 hours into it and only had four hard crashes.
Re: Starfield Tops Weekly US Sales Charts Despite 'Disappointing' Early Estimates
I don't know about you guys, but I am having an actual blast with this game... It's too bad this game doesn't resonate with others cuz personally, I haven't lost sleep over a game in a long time.
Re: Starfield (PS5) - Better Than Ever, But Still No Space Skyrim
I don't know what everyone is complaining about; I played it yesterday for 12 hours, and I had a fun time. I even forgot what i was originally doing and ended up in a mine shooting space praites some how.. Yes, the procedural generation of planets is boring, but you don't have to do them... So who cares in fact there's a lot of things you dont have to do if you dont like it.
Other than the menus being a bit clunky and hard to manage, there really isn't that much to complain about.. Starfield is a huge space opera adventure with plenty of quests and systems to engage with... I believe BGS games have just become another Ubisoft complaining spot for spoiled gamers who don't even enjoy this hobby anyway.
Re: Starfield PS5 Won't Play Off Physical Disc without a Download
@Ed_Zeppelin I agree, ppl are forgetting how we used to get ripped off by Gamestop with trade-in value..
Digital all the way for me.
I love buying a game on my break at work, then having it waiting for me ready to play, like a nice cold cut sub on a plate when I get home.
Re: Opinion: Does Starfield Suck? People Keep Telling Me to Skip Its PS5 Release
Just look at the number of comments that have been blocked on this thread alone tells me this game has some kinda of reputation for some reason.
I've personally watched maybe two full hours of reviews for this game (out of excitement) and I got to say I don't get the hate. None of those reviews mentioned anything I care to know about the game, like how the combat feels, what the progession system is like, or whether the building and other game mechanics feel rewarding. all of them just say too many loading screens and not a good story, boring planets...
1. Loading screens I'm okay with, as long as they aren't too long
2. Most video game stories are kinda lame anyway so that's to be expected.
3. boring planets is fine by me... What were people expecting, do we really need in-depth quests and discovery on every planet? It's okay to just soak in the skybox and relax and feel lonely in space.
I've been playing games long enough to know what ill like to play regardless of what others say. So this is def day one for me.
LETS GO!!!!
Re: As PSVR2 Dies a Slow Death, One of Its Best Devs Confirms Mass Layoffs
@Northern_munkey I was thinking about picking up the wheel and Stick. I'm not even a big racer guy, the last racing game I played was Ridge Racer on the PS1, but VR has now made any game I've disliked kinda fun, even puzzle and walking sims.
That's the power of VR. Too bad most gamers never even tried it.
Re: As PSVR2 Dies a Slow Death, One of Its Best Devs Confirms Mass Layoffs
@Northern_munkey anything while you point and shoot a gun is fun in VR... sadly, games like Call of the Mountain are not. Although the game's presentation is neat, holding your arms up for more than half an hour can be tiring.
But RE4 in PSVR2 is one of the best gaming experiences I've ever had. The game is smooth as butter and basically ruined VR every other VR game after for me, cuz no other game was as fun and I'm not even a big RE4 guy I'm more a RE2 kinda guy.
Re: As PSVR2 Dies a Slow Death, One of Its Best Devs Confirms Mass Layoffs
I got my PSVR2 last Christmas, and during the holidays I smashed through Alien Rogue Incursion, RE8, Metro Awakening, Arizona Sunshine 2, and RE4...
I have a few very, very fond memories of participating in this awesome hobby.... That Christmas was one of them.
Sad news for VR!
Re: If You're Playing Final Fantasy Games on PS5, There's a Good Chance You're Old
@get2sammyb How does Square Enix expect young kids to even play new releases? When I was a kid I got on my bike, rode to the local Blockbuster and rented a new game. I'm not even sure how young kids even play new games today without their parents' credit cards
Re: If You're Playing Final Fantasy Games on PS5, There's a Good Chance You're Old
I was playing Final Fantasy 7 remake while listening to Tool Fear Inoculum... yeah, that makes me old!
Re: 'We've Always Wanted to Do It': Todd Howard Says He Knew Starfield PS5 Would Be a 'Matter of Time'
Im pretty stoked for this, i love Si Fi
Re: 'I'm Pro Sex Minigames': Former God of War Dev Backs PS5 Trilogy Remake to Keep Controversial Minigames
@Stocksy I agree it's juvenile to have sex mini-games; we are far beyond the Hot Coffee stuff... that said, I do think it's an important part of Kratos's character development within his arc. It makes him seem more mature and regretful of his past when playing God of War 2016 and ragnarok.
Re: All The Game Awards 2025 Winners
I dont care if E33 wins 40 awards I'm still not going to play it cuz turn based combat sucks.
Re: Sony Is Actually Advertising PSVR2 This Black Friday
Playing RE4 in PSVR2 is worth the price alone, I've been playing console games for over 40 years and playing RE4 in VR was one of the most fun I've ever had in this hobby... EVER!
Re: Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? - Issue 607
Hitman WOA on PSVR2... Gonna kill me some CEO's
Re: Talking Point: Is PS5 Really in Competition with TikTok?
@RoomWithaMoose
You bring up a few very good points, but I would also add that gaming has evolved a lot in the past 30 years. For me I started out gaming with a controller with two buttons and a D-pad with side scrolling games from left to right, games now have full 3D worlds to explore for 100 hours or more while using a controller in todays minds was designed to control a real life space ship. (Which they do use console controllers to actually control drones) With that said, games are much more complicated and involving then they used to be. I would argue that todays youth find games kind of hard to learn.. For me playing games since the 80's I can learn a pretty complex game within maybe two hours while todays youth it would take them a lot longer to learn, factor in the constant ringing of cell phone notification and other distractions they might put the controller down and turn to something else. which may also explain why online streamers are so popularly with younger generations... why learn the mechanics of a game that's overly complicated when you can watch someone else play it for you.
Re: Ghost of Yotei Guide: Ultimate 100% Walkthrough
I've got to say I was skeptical about GOY, seeing as they really didn't evolve the game much from GOT I wasn't too excited about this sequel epically with just coming of Shadows with 165 hours I felt I may been burnt out for katana wielding action adventure... Boy!!! was I wrong not only did sucker punch double down on what made GOT great (which I didn't think was possible) they single handily made one of the most natural exploration open world games I've ever played, with a really good overall narrative (which by the way has never been done in an open world game before). This game is quite a treat to play just by refusing to open the map and play the game it was intended to be played, like a wondering Ronin.
Re: Mega Publisher EA Agrees to $55 Billion Buyout by Saudi Arabia, Silver Lake, Affinity Partners
This news makes me super excited to try the new Mass Effect game built from the ground up with migrant workers...
Re: Ghost of Yotei (PS5) - The Greatest Sucker Punch Game Ever
Guess ill be binge watching Blue Eye Samurai on Netflix till release day.
Re: Hollow Knight: Silksong Difficulty to Be Toned Down Following Player Feedback
@Scottyy bc you got to keep bouncing on the stupid flowers to get back to the area. its probably the worst part of the game.
Re: Hollow Knight: Silksong Difficulty to Be Toned Down Following Player Feedback
@somnambulance I just hope they fix the mob arena in hunters march where the map vendor Shakra shows up and helps you out... problem is if you leave the area and explore other parts of the maps she disappears which forces you to complete one of the hardest parts of the game by yourself. This part literally has taken me longer then any boss.
Re: Review in Progress: Hollow Knight: Silksong (PS5) - A Silky Smooth Sequel Proving Well Worth the Wait [Updated]
@HallowMoonshadow Switch to reaper crest and it will make short work of him which can be found in the in the Chapel of the Reaper just above the boss. I had a hard time with him till I started exploring around more.
Re: Review in Progress: Hollow Knight: Silksong (PS5) - A Silky Smooth Sequel Proving Well Worth the Wait [Updated]
@Dom_31 I agree 100 percent, working on a boss and beating him only to get nothing, like not even any beads...I just spent 45 mins working back from my save point to get to the boss and beat him for no reward really gets my goat!
This is probably my only nit pick with the game other then that its pretty awesome and only for 20 bucks.
Re: Poll: Are You Playing Hollow Knight: Silksong?
The thing about this game for me is, Hollow knight came out so long ago when the genre felt bare and didn't really have a lot of games, but since its release we have had a lot of top Metroidvania since then. I'm wondering if Silk Song is gonna have the same steam and praise as the first did so long ago.
Re: Resident Evil Requiem Has Third-Person Camera for Those Who Found Resident Evil 7 Too Scary
@WaveBoy I agree totally, I just feel bad for ppl who tell me a certain movie or video game is the scariest thing they've experienced because once you experienced a horror game in VR there's no going back to flat screen scares.
Re: Resident Evil Requiem Has Third-Person Camera for Those Who Found Resident Evil 7 Too Scary
I'm still waiting to see if they are gonna port it to PSVR2.
Village in PSVR2 was one of the most terrifying things I've experienced in 40 years of gaming.
Re: Ghost of Yotei Playable at TGS, Sony to Share More in Livestreamed Events
@Frmknst so let me get this straight, you have literally never heard anyone compare the open world structure of Ghost of Tsushima to a open world Ubisoft game... Are you being serious!
Re: Ghost of Yotei Playable at TGS, Sony to Share More in Livestreamed Events
The first ghost game felt a lot like a Ubisoft game bc there really wasn't much in terms of verity, much like shadows. I hope they added some cool mini games or at least something to interact within towns other then shop vendors.
Re: Long Awaited Skate Reboot's Early Access Release Date Will Be Revealed This Week
Sessions and Skater XL kind of filled the void of a sim skater games years ago this maybe a waste of time.
Re: Satisfactory, the Popular Open World Factory-Building Game, Is Finally Coming to PS5
Great, I've been waiting for a sim building game for a while now since Cities skylines 2 has disappeared all of a sudden.
Re: Preview: Here's Why Resident Evil Requiem's Tension Is Off the Charts
Will there be a VR mode... If not, then I might as well sell off my PSVR2. Resident evil was the only reason I bought the thing in the first place.
Re: Sony Made a Massive Mistake with Movie Sensation K-Pop Demon Hunters
You're my soda pop, my little Soda Pop!!!
Re: Outer Banks Star Madelyn Cline Has Exceptional Video Game Taste
She's a much as a real gamer as the Botulism injections in her face and lips.
Re: Mafia: The Old Country Explores Side Content in New PS5 Trailer
I've got a bad feeling about this.
Re: Eye-Opening PS5 Sales Data Reveals Why Microsoft Is Porting Xbox Games
@naruball Sure, that maybe true ten years ago when the 360 and PS3 were around. But things have changed, most gamers aren't drawn to exclusives games anymore in order to decide what console to buy... but to their digital game library they own on that said console.
Which is why we are see less and less console exclusives being made.
Re: Devil May Cry 5 Sales Spike After TV Show, Even DMC 4 Outsells Monster Hunter Wilds in Q1
Did anyone actual watch the show... Next to Blue Eye Samurai, it was one of the best anime I've seen, not to mention how awesome the sound track was, having Dante wreak soldiers while RATM played in the background was super cool.
Re: Eye-Opening PS5 Sales Data Reveals Why Microsoft Is Porting Xbox Games
@DennisReynolds its not about owning studios its about owning Intellectual property and franchises. Like when Netflix purchased the rights to stream Friends on its subscripting platform it cost them over 100 million for a few years rights.
This is what we are witnessing, the race of Microsoft and Sony grabbing as much IP and franchise in order to win.
And in Disney's case the question has been brought up with owning Star wars IP, how long can you pump out movies and shows till franchise fatigue sets in.
So, as of right now... Yes the console wars are over and good riddance it was stupid to began with not like Saga and SNES days.
But now we are entering a new era the race for Digital IP ownership and subscription base streaming.
Re: Eye-Opening PS5 Sales Data Reveals Why Microsoft Is Porting Xbox Games
I think most gamers are over looking the fact that Sony and Microsoft aren't interested in releasing Triple A Games anymore they aren't very profitable. Microsoft and Sony are looking at the Netflix subscription model and have been for quite sometime.
Which means more crappy games on a subscription service, just like Netflix.
This is why your getting excusive ports on both consoles the question is who will win the base platform for the subscription.
Re: 'It's Not About Checking Off a Map, It's About Engaging with What Excites You': Ghost of Yotei PS5 Gameplay Stuns
I'm curious to see how this plays, I love open world games but I also do understand gamers frustration with them as of late. Modern Developers have found cleaver ways around the parts of an open world exploration with map icons and such, but to be honest having your HUD full of icons defeats the propose of exploring a beautiful open world to when there's tons of S***T on your screen... Before anyone replies with "Elden Ring did it" my response to that is... No they didn't. IMO I bounced off that game after level 40, I couldn't stand wasting time on a hard boss fight I found in a cave only to get a staff I will never use. because in Elden Ring there was literally no way to tell what was actually worth exploring on the map for your current character build, and if you took a chance on a cave and wasted three hours in it only to get junk equipment, too bad. Nothing is more annoying then beating your head against a wall in a boss fight for a useless reward.
So Yeah, this might be cool new way to discover things in an open world.
Re: Sony Reiterates Big PS5 Pro Graphics Upgrade for 2026
@Don_Corleone I'm not trolling you man, I just gave you a legit link to a real price of the PS5 Pro in Canada and not Including a GST tax, making the console over one thousand dollars.... So instead of throwing out insults to strangers online why don't you go outside and enjoy the grass.
Cheers!
Re: Sony Reiterates Big PS5 Pro Graphics Upgrade for 2026
@DennisReynolds I do agree, I've played AC shadow's only in 30FPS mode just to experience the difference in graphical quality, but again my OP argument still stands...is it really worth the extra 1,100 bucks for a new console.
Re: Sony Reiterates Big PS5 Pro Graphics Upgrade for 2026
@Don_Corleone https://www.gamestop.ca/PS5/Games/927788/playstation-5-pro-console?srsltid=AfmBOornezH9Q6XIyHGlUHObLsC2dDU9JBFmA9r_sgrKUFFbF57z8YFf
With taxes the system will cost over 11 hundred bucks I'm not lying... Even if I traded in my ps5 with disc and my PSVR2 I'm still looking at 400 bucks of my own money. Maybe this might be worth it when GTA6 comes out but Rockstar have yet to confirmed a Pro Version.... SO YEAH BRO NOT REALLY WORTH IT AT THIS POINT. and that's just to console not including the price of a new 120hz OLED
Chill Bro my point is valid even if it hurts your feelings, relax.. this isn't a console war argument.
Re: Sony Reiterates Big PS5 Pro Graphics Upgrade for 2026
@Don_Corleone Yeah most TVs not all, if you want to spend a couple hundred extra on a 120HZ TV on top of the PS5 pro which is already 11 hundred dollar console you're looking at a lot of money up front for minor graphical gains.
Re: Sony Reiterates Big PS5 Pro Graphics Upgrade for 2026
This is all great news but without a proper Display (120hz, 4k OLED) these improvement seem small and talking about PSSR and AI upscaling feels like techno babble and completely overreach on Sony's end, which gives me the impression that its not really worth the investment at this point.
Re: Talking Point: Is It Officially Game Over for PSVR2?
three experience's that have revolutionized this hobby for me in my 40 years of playing games. Playing PSVR2 is one of them.
Re: Assassin's Creed Shadows Update 1.0.6 Out Tomorrow on PS5, Full Patch Notes Revealed
Where's my change night and day opinion.