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Maybe I missed it, but is VR going to have a big role with the PS5?
I still want to try it.
I still want to try it.
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the demon is tough because he is from a Dark Souls game essentially. It was rewarding to beat him but it took me like 4 hours.
Took 5-6 hours to be Lord Isshin. The Shinobi execution made it worth it though
I want to play through the game one more time. It really is a masterpiece.
Maybe I missed it, but is VR going to have a big role with the PS5?
I still want to try it.
VR is legit one of the best things to happen to gaming IMO. Shame about the high entry price and motion sickness.
It just transforms so many games into new experiences. Racing games now make sense in cockpit view and it adds a new dimension to platformers.
Astrobot was my 2018 GOTY.
RIGS was fantastic but Sony closed the studio down
Need to get Beat Sabre as it seems to be one of the most popular covid home workout games.
I've wanted to get one but I have sensitive eyes. could feel the migraine already.
Maybe I missed it, but is VR going to have a big role with the PS5?
I still want to try it.
Yes Sir.
VR is super legit.... it is really what has kept me interested in gaming.
Gran Turismo VR + wheel and chair and Farpoint + the AIM controller pretty much killed my ability to really enjoy 2d gaming like I used to... just not enough immersion.
I recently purchased a new LEGION laptop with a 2060, so I might try some PC VR too. Thinking Aserra Corsa & iRacing.
Cheers.
GT7 in VR
Kaz already spoke about a 120fps mode so this time round, there should be no problems getting VR support in most if not all the modes without much compromise.
I'm getting too excited. Need to make sure I don't die before next gen. Gonna be looking 5 times before crossing the road. Not taking no risks.
I just beat the story mode for Spiderman. All I can say is wow. Amazing game. This is the first time I they really got Spiderman right. The web slinging, the combat, the spider-sense were all on point. You really feel like you're playing Spiderman. The non-story missions where you play as Mary-Jane and Miles were a good change of pace and didn't feel tacked on. Most games screw side missions like this up.
The story was alot more engrossing and darker than I expected. The Mary Jane relationship, the Doc Oc story and how that developed, mentoring Miles. I really enjoyed it. The casting and voice asking was cool too
I'm off to play the DLC next. I'll give the main game a solid 9.5/10
I agree with most, if not all, of this. At one point, I was wondering if this game was ever gonna end.Finally finished TLOU2. Have mixed feeling about it, and agree with multiple points made throughout the thread. Some random thoughts:
-Kinda hated the ending. Thought they shoulda just ended it at the farm. Felt like the last 2 hours in Cali was a waste of time. They introduce the rattlesnakes and have like 2 cut scenes with them? Seemed like they ran out of ideas and just had to add a few more combat encounters.
-Seemed like it was so obvious to me that Ellie wouldn't kill Abby when she found her at the end.
-Hated playing as Abby at first, but by the end when you are escaping the scar island, I thought it was pretty fun.
-100% agree with @HYPR on his gripes with the way Joel died and the encounter with Abby
-Graphics and lightning were ****ing insane, especially in the grassy areas, and the times when it was storming out. Awesome job in that area.
-Weapon upgrade bench animations were awesome
-Game dragged on a little too much to me
-the section where you play as Abby w/Lev in the building you fall into the pool off of the skyscraper was awesome. Probably the coolest section in the game imo
-Joel/Ellie flashbacks were fun
-Combat/gameplay was fine
Overall, I definitely enjoyed it, but the last 2 hours/the ending just kinda left me a little disappointed. First one definitely better imo, but I would say this is a solid 8-8.5
Spider-Man and Avengers two completely different games. One is a story driven game that takes about 20-25 hours to finish and the other seems to be adapting a GaaS model. Seems a bit unfair to compare the two imo.
I’d say Sony (or at least their 1st party studios) has perfected the 3rd person story telling genre but unless I’m forgetting something, they still have a lot of work to do in the multiplayer/co-op space.
My opinion of course.
Ok, so here's my situation. I have 1 card left in Seattle Day 1 that I missed early and I can't go back and get it. Does that mean I should just plow thru that chapter (without bothering with the other collectables (which I already have)... and then when I'm finished with the game, manual save at the end and then go back to the start of Seattle Day 1 to collect that card?Yeah it's weird but they will not show up unless you recollect them. I just know if you're going for the plat, you do not have to recollect them. You can actually collect them and back out of the chapter. You just have to be careful because if you go back via chapter select, it will autosave and you will not be able to go further than your last autosave. Your best bet is to make a manual save at the end of the game and then load that save after are finished with chapter select. My bad if it's confusing you more
My body is not ready for this fight.
See what Bad Religion said. If all you’re missing is that one card, I’d just go that one car and be done with it. If there’s more than one, follow what Bad Religion said to the tee.Ok, so here's my situation. I have 1 card left in Seattle Day 1 that I missed early and I can't go back and get it. Does that mean I should just plow thru that chapter (without bothering with the other collectables (which I already have)... and then when I'm finished with the game, manual save at the end and then go back to the start of Seattle Day 1 to collect that card?