Topic: What PS4 Games Are You Currently Playing?

I still need to replay Second Son as evil, when I run out of games to play.

As for Amazing Spider-Man 2, maybe I'll give it another chance, but it won't be for a long while. I've got more tempting games to play that I am actually interested in, no offense.

So I've got into Ratchet and Clank Remaster, having not played any Ratchet and Clank games before (or that I can remember) and must say, albeit 2 years too late, this game is great. Looks amazing and really fun to play. Admittedly, I did spend half an hour trying to get one of the racing trophies (because I suck) but even that was quite fun.

@Rudy_Manchego Yes the R&C games are competent 3rd person shooters with some solid platforming, mild puzzling, and no shortage of personality. The crazy weapons are the real star of the show. The game is very well polished and just... in a word, fun!

@Th3solution @KratosMD Yeah the game is just fun and really well made. I'm tempted to get the Ratchet and Clank trilogy on the Vita as it is on sale for like £6 at the moment so I can try the other games.

I don't get much time to game (I'd say around 7-8 hours per week max) so I try to play lots of different games within that time (little bits and pieces of games here and there). So, this week I've been playing some PES 2018, Guacamelee, Rugby League Live 3, Shadow of the Beast, Ratchet and Clank, Rime and Don Bradman Cricket.

If I get a bit of extra time at the weekends I try and play some multiplayer games with my 6 year old son - he loves Minecraft, Lego Worlds, Plants V Zombies 2, Towerfall Ascension, Goat Simulator, Speed Runners, Black & White Bushido etc.

My 4 year old daughter absolutely revelled in playing LocoRoco the other day as well which was lovely to see.

Burning through the Darksiders series again for a couple of easy platinums. Playing some nascar heat 2 online then moving onto the infamous games.

I bought me Tearaway Unfolded which is on sale now (€ 5,99).Looks brilliant and smart!

Playing Rime which is fantastic!

@RogerRoger Although I haven’t played Sleeping Dogs, I say crank up R&C! Very fun game. The 1st TT Batman was relatively good, middling game imo if you like the TT genre, but it’s definitely a matter of taste. R&C is pretty universally praised.

Enjoying Elex. I can't stop exploring. Everything about the game is saying this should be mediocre at best, but I can't stop playing it. It's the oddest thing.

Yakuza Zero, just found the Japan Catfight Club 🙈

@RogerRoger Only ever heard good things about Sleeping Dogs.
I started R&C with my 10 year old last week (as in, she started it and passed the pad every now and then). I've played the original plenty so never bothered buying it. I must say, that was an error. It is stunning and great fun.
Rather than playing Batman TT - I watched a YouTube series on the first part. Looked great and the story is really nicely told. I really do like their Batsuit design.

As for me, finally put the WipEout disc back in the slot! 2049 done and going through 2050 later. May try a few trophies but want to head through HD and Fury before I worry too much about Elite passes on the zones. Maybe online if if there are people out there.

Got Sleeping Dogs sat ready to play just can't be bothered same with Deadpool

@andreoni79 Unfolded is a gem! Brilliant transition from the Vita.

@RogerRoger Lol, no problem. Definitely give R&C a fair shake. If that means cleansing your palate of cartoony shooter platformers in favor of grim realistic criminal beat ‘em ups for a while, then definitely do so. I would hope anyone trying R&C would find the mindless fun in it that I did. The shooting mechanic is largely what the game centers around with its crazy guns — like the disco ball that makes enemies dance, to the sheepinator that turns them into sheep. Crazy but tight shooting along with other gadgetry, like magnetized boots, jet packs, and such are the focus, so you won’t feel like the shooting is shoehorned in as an afterthought. There is a lot of humor and light heartedness so in that way it’s probably the anti-Sleeping Dogs, which looks like it’s pretty intense and dark. Furthermore, supposedly the combat in Sleeping Dogs is very BM Arkahamesque, so that might hit the spot for you better right now.

@RogerRoger No worries - As we're bereft of new episodes of The Flash and Legends this week, I'm still happily heading back in to WipEout Omega Collection.
Now planning On getting as much of the 2048 bits as possible before going back (again, again) to do more on the Vita version.
Along the same lines (it's probably been reported already), the WipEout HD(PS3) servers are shutting down at the end of this month. Nearly 10 years. Not a bad innings.

@RogerRoger I will get Sleeping Dogs at some point! ;-D

I did have my PSTV running the old 'white-list' hack for a short time, so had played it on a tv previously. Being there at launch and also being the first thing I played on the Vita, and at this point certainly being one of 'those' Vita people - I'd like to say that it does suit the Vita better; But, in reality, the bump in graphical quality, frame rate and playing on a bigger screen with a DS4 does the game wonders. There's nothing wrong with it as a vita game - runs at a good clip, controls perfectly well and despite the sub-native resolution is never difficult to look at in any way - but as with HD before it, going from an amazing handheld experience to a cleaner, smoother, lovingly put together console version is actually nothing short of a joy. I certainly hope at some point to be able to play it running on a pro in 4K.

I'd say had I not played the Vita version extensively before-hand - going in to it after playing Omega would probably be a little jarring - still a great game though.

@RogerRoger I've had some decent success with Vita remote play - but it is a little pointless for me. That, and the fact that it runs significantly better on my X2 Tablet than the Vita.

No brag, you've got what you've got. My LCD Bravia is pushing 10 years old now - and long may it continue! I'll replace when it stops working - until that happens, I've no need for a Pro.

Fat Vita is where it's at!

I'm only on 4% - I got it on release too - played through the 2048 season and enjoyed every minute. Then Something else came out!

@RogerRoger I don't mind taking stuff out, but I am pretty precious with the Vita.
The slim is OK - but despite most claims that the LCD screen doesn't really detract from it really are nonsense. The LCD is fine, and if you were going from a PSP it wouldn't be much of an issue - but that OLED!

Being a 'life-long' WipEout player - I'm still relatively poor at the higher end of things. It is all about setting aside some time to get stuck in. Shaving times down and nailing those optimal routes does need practice.
That said, while mooching about last night - one of the 2048 Vita players I raced with Platinumed Omega within the week of release!

I fired up 2048 on the Vita last night while I had Omega on. Forgot how much I'd actually completed. Going from Omega to the Vita actually is pretty hard. The frame rate dip bites more than I remember and the Vita stick is such a sensitive, short-throw compared to the DS4, it took a couple of races to acclimatise.

All hail the PS Store wishlist. I tend to forget it's there - just had a look - totally missed that Jamestown+ Complete was in the sale. £3.29!!! Rude not too.