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I love everything I see of this game. Can't wait for it to come out.

I played it a bit during a closed alpha/beta test.
Controls are almost identical to rocket league, so it handles pretty well.

I fell in love with the demo despite not having any interest beforehand. Very addicting gameplay. Can't wait to play the full release in a few hours.

I like RPGs but this one is very different from what I'm used to playing. That said, I'm totally addicted after playing the demo. Can't wait for release.

I remember being excited for this game like 4 years ago. Completely forgot about it. The gameplay looked pretty fun and unique for an MMO.

I feel like the devs just picked a very misinterpreted way of saying that the season pass will include new ways for you to die.

Well damn. I'd been having a great day until I saw this news. I wish they could take their time with it and make something that meets expectations. Hopefully it gets picked up again by a team that can get the job done.

I'm liking everything I see about this one. Glad it's coming out soon!

As soon as I saw him do the stomp, I knew this was gonna be good.

I've actually always wanted to try Slay The Spire. Looking forward to it!

All three of the Patapon games hold a very special place in my heart. Bought both of the remasters when they released on ps4, and I am still hopeful for a remaster of the third game as well.

Honestly I think it's a bit late to the party. But if they have the AAA game support to back it up, it can definitely succeed. Without seeing more about the software lineup, I don't see any reason yet to neglect my Quest 2.

I've always seen trophies as a reference for content that I haven't yet seen or difficult tasks that I'll want to accomplish.

If I put in the time to complete the game, it's out of respect for the game and for its developers. I simply can't understand viewing the trophies themselves with any particular importance.

I just assumed all this time that the leaks were intentional so they could gauge community reactions.

Honestly, I don't care anymore. I feel like this whole situation is a marketing ploy to force people to buy bundled PS5's. Sony has already stated that the PS5 sells at a loss because of it's high manufacturing cost. If they were seriously trying to meet the demand, they're more than competent enough to do it.

Very fitting cover art for the game.

Just Monika.

I love that stuff like "open-world" and "multiplayer" have become negatives when promoting rpg's nowadays.
Games with one or both are either bare-bones or buggy messes, and developers rarely seem to get it right. Ghost of Tsushima is probably the most noteworthy exception in recent times.

The weirdest thing is that I don't see "Kojima Productions" written anywhere.

Seems like Bioware went above and beyond for this remaster. Then again, if they can't make something new good, they ought to at least not ruin their past successes.

God I hope this is good.

I enjoyed the demo, but it seems to have the same issue as Anthem where the combat is really fun but that's all it has going for it.
Technical issues aside, I'd even say Anthem showed a lot more promise.

I love Remnant from the Ashes! I have so many hours on it on PC, but I always wanted to play it with friends on PS4. Great selection!

You would think with how common games-as-a-service is among recent games, that the price of base games would actually decrease on average, to incentivize increased spending on micro-transactions and DLC.
From a business perspective, I think the price increase is a poorly thought out decision.

As someone who doesn't like death metal but loves games like Killing Floor, this looks very fun.
I hope it comes to VR, since otherwise it seems like a wasted opportunity.

@Kanji-Tatsumi Ubisoft singlehandedly ruined open world games for me.
I can still enjoy certain ones, but many times when I see an open world game, it just looks like the same regurgitated formula.

The game is amazing, but the add-on costs are seriously no joke. I'm happy they're releasing new songs so soon though.

Did some digging after seeing this. I had absolutely zero expectations whatsoever, but it looks incredibly fun. Seems like something I could spend hours upon hours either playing or just listening to on Twitch.

"I'm Commander Shepard, and this is my favorite remaster on the Citadel!"

I'm honestly totally okay with this as long as PSVR2 is a major step-up from the first PSVR. Restricting new software to new hardware is hardly a new concept. All this does is set the ball higher for Sony. PSVR2 needs to feel at least as good as the other VR options.

Final Fantasy 17-20 character names have just been leaked! Look forward to wonderfully fantastic stories of Joe, Mike, Mary, and Susan!

Amazing month. Both are games I've wanted to play but never got around to actually buying.

I'll be happily playing the upcoming titles on PS4 while I wait. No rush Sony!

Quantity over quality I guess. I've got 4 platinums but still at 300 something. Around 2500 bronze trophies.

I don't think people realize how much effect the price increase is gonna have on the game developers.

Consider how high expectations are now when a high budget game is released.
Remember how many people refunded Anthem and No Man's Sky when they launched at $60? The cacophony around EA's Battlefront 2 before loot boxes were removed? Even the review bombings on great games like Ghost of Tsushima and TLOU2.

Great, now those buyers are gonna be spending at least $10 more on their day one purchases. Every minor bug, low-res texture, translation issue, inconsistency, and voice crack will be scrutinized more than ever. It might be easier for developers of single player games, since they can still recover from a poorly received launch, but if a multiplayer game doesn't have many players, then even lowering the price might not be enough to save it.

TL;DR - Higher Prices, Higher Expectations. My confidence that most games will meet those expectations is very low.

If the opening is anything other than https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SZNbabKjKpA then I'm gonna be disappointed.

To be quite honest, when I look for good value in video games, the only 2K games I think of are the ones in the bargain bin at <$15.

If I'm paying $70 for a game, it better be because I'm buying a bundle with no less than $10 worth of additional content.

CDPR once again showing the gaming industry what consumer friendly practices look like. I can't imagine any other company that would give its customers a free version upgrade from PS4 to PS5 instead of simply charging full price twice.

The World Tier system sounds really interesting! Hadn't even heard of this game before today, so looking forward to seeing more.

@Futureshark For what it's worth, I still enjoyed Anthem as a game. The gameplay and combat was fun, and the world looked pretty. The full game wasn't any better than the beta, which was the problem.

Fallout 76, on the other hand, is a waste of space even in a trash heap.

Whoa!
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This is worthless!

I've always loved Butterfingers. Never had an excuse to buy them in bulk before, but this seems like a worthy cause!

I wanted to love Anthem when it came out, but I felt like the full release barely built on what was available to players in the beta. The core gameplay loop, especially for me as Interceptor, was hella fun, but the appeal was mostly from me making my own fun instead of doing anything rewarding.
I didn't experience all the content in the game, since I stopped playing after a bit over a week, but nothing made me want to continue playing or come back either, since I felt like I got everything I wanted out of the game. Hopefully that will change with this revamp.

I don't suppose the game also happens to have a cameo of a Famitsu executive?

No Sairento or Audica?

Been waiting years. Very happy to see it finally getting ported. Hope the third one isn't too far out now.

@gbanas92 For me it's the exact opposite. I whiff hits in Beat Saber all the time that I know should hit, and it frustrates me to no end. I've tried changing the position of the camera at least a dozen times but it's still always inconsistent.
Surprisingly though, I've never suffered from that problem in Audica, with the only thing there giving me trouble being the timing, but that depends more on each song map than the game itself.

I've been playing it for the past week and absolutely love it. Audica is a lot more forgiving than Beat Saber when it comes to hitting targets, which makes it slightly easier in my opinion, but it's also easily just as addicting.
Highly recommend to any PSVR owners!

@nessisonett 100% Agree, but mostly just because I want to play PT again.

Metal Gear?
Psycho Mantis?
You're that ninja.

The concept of the game seemed really exciting, so I'd love to see it come out eventually, whether it's on the PS4, 5, 6, or 7.