Plenty of games to play. All of them critically acclaimed and/or with a remarkable user reception, most being lauded some the finest releases in recent times, and some even among the best games of all time.
Are you really trying to say PSVR or VR in general is safe?
I'm saying that it was a risk in terms of the hardware they made, and at the price they released it
Nice list of PS4 games you have there.Plenty of games to play. All of them critically acclaimed and/or with a remarkable user reception, most being lauded some the finest releases in recent times, and some even among the best games of all time.
And these are only Sony Interactive Entertainment / PlayStation Studios published titles, not including the various third-party exclusives that so far have also helped define the identity of the PS5 library.
Sony were involved with some PSVR 2 games tho....regardless VR is probably the riskiest thing a studio, publisher can do, GaaS a close 2nd.
You could say the same thing about the PS4 and Switch earlier years (and in the Switch's case, the entire generation), yet it would be stupid to complain about it since being able to enjoy The Last Of Us Remastered at 1080p 60fps or Mario Kart 8 on the go was great back then, just as it is similarly great to revisit Uncharted 4, Spider-Man, Ghost of Tsushima, Death Stranding or The Last Of Us Part II at 60fps, with visual improvements ranging from slight to major and in some cases even including additional content.
Basically.
How are you playing Helldivers 2 and Demon's Souls on PS4? You are also ignoring that list of games are improved on PS5. I am still not sure why people are arguing so hard against the Pro model PS5. They are acting as if it should be a next generation console when it is only there to improve what is already being put out there.
Man the first 3 years of the PS4 was trash compared to the first 3 years of the PS5 and everyone called the PS4 the "Indiestation 4". I would rather have the PS5 first 3 years any day compared to PS4.
In 2022, PS5 had new God of War, Horizon and Gran Turismo games on top of the remake of The Last Of Us, basically four major releases in some of the biggest PlayStation franchises... yet the year that had The Order wins? No fucking chance.
Good, sounds like you don't like Sony anymore, which is fine, but don't go around and complain about "no games" in every single thread, when plenty of people have enjoyed Helldivers 2, Rise of the Ronin and Stellar Blade.
I know it's a common mistake to think that the Nioh games are first-party, but SIE was only involved in publishing them in the West.
And these are only Sony Interactive Entertainment / PlayStation Studios published titles, not including the various third-party exclusives that so far have also helped define the identity of the PS5 library.
You mean Horizon (which would have been a new IP back then), Uncharted did also have a collection in 2015.
I didn’t know you could play Rift Apart, Helldivers 2, Returnal, Spiderman 2, Stellar Blade, Demons Souls, Rise of the Ronin and Astrobot Playroom on a PS4
Sony in 2014: Knack, The Last of Us and Soul Sacrifice
spiderman2 is ps5 only.
In know, but I thought it was Sony-adjacent enough for the series to be there, especially with neither of the Nioh games having been ported to any other console platforms in the seven and four years since their respective releases.
No, I actually meant Uncharted (big, established PlayStation IP at the time, same as Horizon is in recent times) as in, well, Uncharted 4 not being delayed to 2016 back then. But you're right, there was The Nathan Drake Collection back in 2015, which in a way that could more or less fill the same slot as the Part I remake in 2022.
So you're telling me that you'd rather play a mediocrely received game such as The Order over Ragnarök, Forbidden West and Gran Turismo 7? Are you a gamer that cares about good games or just a petty console warrior that only cares about what platforms are listed on Wikipedia?
Oh, and how exactly did Bloodborne took advantage of the PS4 other than rendering at 1080p? Which honestly was the bare minimum for a 30fps PS4 game. In fact, having played Bloodborne for over 800 hours, I can confidently say that there's really nothing "next-gen" about it, and on top of that it runs like absolute shit. The only reason as to why the game is pleasing to look at is not due to FromSoftware's (inexistent) technical prowess, but due to their superb art design chops.
I personally see The Last of Us Part I as the Tearaway Unfolded of the PS5 generation :lol
To be fair a lot of games out on the PSVR2 look like shovelware imo, which is one of many reasons I returned mine.
I don't think that game exists, man.What would be the Haze of this generation?
As it is in gaming in general and especially on VR, PCVR included. Plus, since VR installed base is very low, especting many games and big budgets means living outide reality.
Ok I know this 'is bait' but what exactly are the filters on this list?
I'll be 'that' guy here and point out that only one of those 3 actually looked like a PS4 game (Besides, Until Dawn was a PS3 game - and a waggle one at that - until 2013). So plenty of cross-gens look favourable in comparison.
Low IQ is rampant in society, college admissions are probably at all times lows or will be, and low grades from basic to High School are at all time high.
They should at least be discussing it in a different thread.
not the same thing, we don't get paid double of what we did back then
What do you mean by true 4K60? If we're talking about games running at native 4K60 res then your 4Pro already does that. Go search for games that run at native 4K60 on the 4Pro if you wanna see what your TV is capable of.
