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I think I want to finally get the FFVII remake, but now I'm stuck in limbo wondering if it's worth it right now on PS5 before they release a real patch or upgraded version.
Been playing Demon's Souls all morning and day. Very hard to put down. Incredible remake so far. I can't get over how fucking good it looks. It's so atmospheric, and the sound design in particular is outstanding. Sony having this ready for launch is unbelievable. For me it's easily the best launch game ever.
The DualSense is leagues better than DS4, it feels sturdier and has way better battery life. I have played several hours now and I'm only down one bar. The adaptive triggers is a mixed bag. So far it's been feeling like normal rumble. A little bit more resistance in blocking and partying, but not a game changer. Maybe it's just poorly implemented in Demon's Souls. Gonna play Astrobot and see what the deal is.
That game is fantastic in every other way though. Try going for performance rather than resolution. There is very little in it and 60fps makes a big difference in combat for me.
Can you just leave 2 external USB drives plugged in and just switch back and forth like PS4?
just not being able to use them at the same time I mean
This madman replaced the liquid metal compound with regular thermal compound just to find out what would happen.
This madman replaced the liquid metal compound with regular thermal compound just to find out what would happen.
This madman replaced the liquid metal compound with regular thermal compound just to find out what would happen.
Instead of actually doing a "proper anal-y-sis" thermal paste vs liquid metal ... he decided to unplug the fans, to see if any of the two PS5 would overheat. NO SHIT!
both PS5 overheated
He then plugged the fans back in and measured the noise and heat exhaust. Basically the thermal paste PS5 was alot louder and blowing out less heat.
he did? He said "gonna unhook the fan on the brand new PS5..." hmm.
I think I want to finally get the FFVII remake, but now I'm stuck in limbo wondering if it's worth it right now on PS5 before they release a real patch or upgraded version.
The loading times are by far the best thing with PS5. It was my number one most "looked forward too"-feature and it delivers accordingly. Playing Demon's is so smooth, jumping to and from archstones. When you die, it instantly reloads. When I quit the game, just jump back in with an activity card. Even a cold boot is super fast. And this is just the start of the gen. Fucking love it
It's a night and day difference over Bloodborne on PS4 Day One. Massive qualitative difference that affects the enjoyment of it after repeated deaths. In that sense, fuck last-gen.
My PS5 downloads are fast... maybe it's something else on your end?
That's weird, they don't work for me. I can be on the PS5 menu, press the Tower of Latria card, and it just loads the game up normally. It does the cutscene you have to skip, goes to the main menu of the game, and then I have to select continue and I'm placed in the Nexus. It's like the cards don't do anything at all for me.The activity cards are so fucking good. It literally takes 5 seconds from pressing a card to get back to the exact same spot I was in Demon's Souls yesterday. I see a lot of potential for this if used right. So far one of the best QoL features of the PS5.
Razer black shark v2 ProAre there other head sets that are better than the pulse 3d head sets and sturdier?
Wait till God fall is a psn game or $10Looks like Dirt 5 and Godfall got price drops at walmart and amazon. nothing on bestbuy yet but they do price match.
dirt is $40 while godfall is $50. tempted to try out both.
That's weird, they don't work for me. I can be on the PS5 menu, press the Tower of Latria card, and it just loads the game up normally. It does the cutscene you have to skip, goes to the main menu of the game, and then I have to select continue and I'm placed in the Nexus. It's like the cards don't do anything at all for me.
The Last of Us generated $1 billion in revenue.
Uncharted 4 generated $1 billion in revenue.
God of War(2018) generated $500 million in revenue. (as of 2019)
Horizon Zero Dawn generated $400 million in revenue. (as of 2019)
That's weird, they don't work for me. I can be on the PS5 menu, press the Tower of Latria card, and it just loads the game up normally. It does the cutscene you have to skip, goes to the main menu of the game, and then I have to select continue and I'm placed in the Nexus. It's like the cards don't do anything at all for me.
Razer black shark v2 Pro
Looks like Dirt 5 and Godfall got price drops at walmart and amazon. nothing on bestbuy yet but they do price match.
dirt is $40 while godfall is $50. tempted to try out both.
So I've spent a lot of time with the PS5 over the weekend. Done a lot of gaming and testing and experimenting to see if all the horror stories you've read on GAF about the issues the PS5 had, was something that was gonna affect me.
Long story short. It didn't. The PS5 has been working great for me. I haven't experienced a single crash or glitch in the games I've played, everything has been running smoothly and safe, and neither I have I encountered rebuilding the database notification either.
The dreaded coil whine is nowhere to be found. The only loud noise the console does, is when inserting a disc in the drive and starting a download (which puts the drive in motion) and it lasts for about 30 seconds. If I put my ear to the top of the console the only thing I hear is the air blowing out. Conclusion is, my PS5 is dead silent. Which is a huge improvement to my PS4 who could get pretty loud sometimes.
Rest mode has also worked correctly. I've charged my devices and downloaded games using it overnight. No issues at all. Backwards compatibility works as intended too. Tried multiple games for several hours and not a single crash or glitch or other funny stuff.
Movies work too. I've watched both blu-ray discs and DVD. No problems there either. I haven't tried 4K UHD yet as I haven't purchased any, but I will try those later on too. Media apps working too.
The only issue I've had, is with the internet connection, which has disconnected a couple of times. But it was only during Saturday, so can't say for sure if it was my router going haywire or the PS5 doing it. Every other day it has worked. I also found out that the download speed is affected when you running apps or watching movies, and can be a cause for disconnection. Further on, I will only download during night when asleep, and when the PS5 is not doing anything else. It seems to work best that way.
Overall, PS5 has been a great system and a huge improvement over PS4. It feels like a really premium device, from the console itself, to the DualSense and the accessories. I love the controller, it has a satisfying weight to it with interesting features that I hope the developers support. Sonys controllers have been my number one complaint, especially DS4 which I hated. So good on Sony for actually improving and evolving the controller.
I'm confident this gen will be something special and that the PS5 will deliver some amazing games and feature over the years. A console built for the future and one that takes full advantage of the foundation that Sony has built over the years, especially with the PS4.
Just felt the need to point out, however, that these things DID happen, it's not like everyone was lying about crashes. Thankfully it appears to have been pretty much ironed out.
Yea I just bought those thanks for the suggestion they sound awesome.Razer black shark v2 Pro
i have coil whine and its absolutely annoying in quieter areas. i hate it. give it a few weeks. mine was silent in the beginning too.So I've spent a lot of time with the PS5 over the weekend. Done a lot of gaming and testing and experimenting to see if all the horror stories you've read on GAF about the issues the PS5 had, was something that was gonna affect me.
Long story short. It didn't. The PS5 has been working great for me. I haven't experienced a single crash or glitch in the games I've played, everything has been running smoothly and safe, and neither I have I encountered rebuilding the database notification either.
The dreaded coil whine is nowhere to be found. The only loud noise the console does, is when inserting a disc in the drive and starting a download (which puts the drive in motion) and it lasts for about 30 seconds. If I put my ear to the top of the console the only thing I hear is the air blowing out. Conclusion is, my PS5 is dead silent. Which is a huge improvement to my PS4 who could get pretty loud sometimes.
Rest mode has also worked correctly. I've charged my devices and downloaded games using it overnight. No issues at all. Backwards compatibility works as intended too. Tried multiple games for several hours and not a single crash or glitch or other funny stuff.
Movies work too. I've watched both blu-ray discs and DVD. No problems there either. I haven't tried 4K UHD yet as I haven't purchased any, but I will try those later on too. Media apps working too.
The only issue I've had, is with the internet connection, which has disconnected a couple of times. But it was only during Saturday, so can't say for sure if it was my router going haywire or the PS5 doing it. Every other day it has worked. I also found out that the download speed is affected when you running apps or watching movies, and can be a cause for disconnection. Further on, I will only download during night when asleep, and when the PS5 is not doing anything else. It seems to work best that way.
Overall, PS5 has been a great system and a huge improvement over PS4. It feels like a really premium device, from the console itself, to the DualSense and the accessories. I love the controller, it has a satisfying weight to it with interesting features that I hope the developers support. Sonys controllers have been my number one complaint, especially DS4 which I hated. So good on Sony for actually improving and evolving the controller.
I'm confident this gen will be something special and that the PS5 will deliver some amazing games and feature over the years. A console built for the future and one that takes full advantage of the foundation that Sony has built over the years, especially with the PS4.
Apparently a ps5 version is being worked on and will be announced early next year.I think I want to finally get the FFVII remake, but now I'm stuck in limbo wondering if it's worth it right now on PS5 before they release a real patch or upgraded version.