The16BitEraMan

@UltimateOtaku91 Totally agree! I know everyone’s set up is different but non 4K content for my setup is so blurry I can’t stand it. The 30 FPS is much preferred than sub 4K native content at this point.

I am also getting concerned that a cross gen game can’t hit 4K 60FPS and there isn’t even ray tracing.

I hope the drive to reach 60 FPS doesn’t keep us from getting 4K ray tracing because they need 60 fps at the sacrifice of everything else. I’d much rather have native 4K ray tracing at 30 FPS than 1440p, no ray tracing and 60 FPS, that is basically back to the PS4 Pro days.

I am pretty disappointed in the options at launch for PS5. I really want an option that has ray-tracing and 60 fps even if it means playing the game at 1080p. I am just really bummed that part of these delays had nothing to do with getting polished and ready next-generation version of the game despite coming out after they have launched and already sold millions of units to the hardcore players they are most certainly selling this game to.
In my opinion the story in my mind continues to be the mismanagement of the resources at the studio with the countless bugs, no console review codes and no meaningful next-generation patch. But if this is anything like The Witcher 3, the game will really come into its intended form after some patches and upgrades. Seems like a disappointed pass at the moment for me.

My question is are they going to reprint all the physical discs with the updates or are the discs and people with no internet or poor internet going to get a completely broken game.

How could anyone forget Jeff the cameraman, he was the star of Uncharted 2.

@Oscarjpc I have kept repeating over and over 2020 is the year that has pushed me more than others to just get a mid-tier PC. I am still holding out with my PS5, but it really is just getting harder and harder to justify making the PS5 m only video game access portal.

Honestly, this makes me really nervous about my digital edition pre-order for the PS5 and nearly 90% of my games on the PS4 being digital. I am still waiting for the journalist that pushes both Xbox and Sony to answer the question about what happens when the store front no longer sells the game, but a physical edition is put in say a PS4 in 10 years. Does the game have to be listed on the storefront to be able to be played? Seems we are fast approaching a crisis for video game preservation.

I am really looking forward to this game, I enjoyed Volume a great deal and just recently went back to try and get the platinum on the Vita. I am also going to support Mike Bithell because he brought Volume to Vita.

I was surprised that Unfinished Swan and Everybody's Gone to the Rapture were not included in this list. I think those games do some unique and cool things and both are very short.

I give them a ton of credit for trying to resuscitate the game. But the unpleasant reality of the situation is that so many high quality games come out and work right away that once the audience is burned I doubt you can ever recapture the large initial audience. Additionally, I am surprised they are going to do this with next gen under a year away where the player play will surely move on to PS5 games.

@Stragen8 Biologist here, the strain of virus the 2019-nCoV is in the same family as SARS MERS and the common flu. These strain of viruses have been shown in many studies to not last on surfaces for more than several minutes 15 mins at the most. Not to mention they don't transmit well when they aren't airborne to begin with. Unless you are touching objects that an infected person has sneezed on in the last 5 to 10 mins, there is minimal risk of contracting it. Now extrapolate that to shipping things across the global, and there is virtually as low a a chance you can see in being exposed to it.