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"I don't think it hurt at all, if anything I think it may have helped a little bit. It highlights something that I've spoken about many times: the difficulty of bringing our intellectual property to another medium."

He had to spend millions of dollars to find out something that everyone and their mum could of told him for for free.

I've played so much Virtua Fighter thanks to the Yakuza/Like a Dragon games.

Makes me regret selling my PSVR2.

Ghostwire: Tokyo was the reason I upgraded to PS5 and I really enjoyed it. The first Hot Wheels game was a good time, so I'll definitely be giving Hot Wheels Unleashed 2: Turbocharged a go.

@Matroska You're actually getting sent to The Gulag.

This is a series I really want to like. The setting really appeals to me, but I find the gameplay repetitive.

I'll be carrying on with Metaphor: ReFantazio. While also playing some co-op Palworld and dipping into a few rounds of Call of Duty Black Ops 6.

Never seen a game trailer show so much and so little at the same time!

Skipped Modern Warfare 3 last year, so I'd forgotten how much I enjoy jumping into a few rounds of Team Deathmatch when I have a spare 20 minutes. I'll definitely be dipping in this weekend.

I'm confident this could turn out to be decent. Development hell doesn't necessarily mean it's going to be bad, look at Dead Island 2.

Wasn't planning to buy it, but deciding to get it on a whim. Don't regret it at all. So far the campaign is a blast and I'm addicted to the multiplayer.

@Yagami Sounds like it's just not for you. The things you listed make up a massive chunk of the game.

@Czar_Khastik You can't really go wrong with any of the main entries, but I'd still say that Vesperia is the best game in the series. It's usually on sale for dirt cheap, too.

@BranJ0 @Tucanino No couch co-op, but seeing what's going on on other people's screens would diminish the fun.

Played a couple of rounds and it's just as creepy as I remember. I love it when someone dies and you just don't hear from them. I was playing with my brother and the last words I heard him utter were "I hear voices". I then left the truck only to stumble on his dead body in the hallway of the house.

I gave it a try. I'm in the minority in that I thought it looked great, I'm just not a fan of the gameplay. I find killing monsters gets pretty repetitive.

I played it and thought it looked great? I'm glad I'm not too fussed when it comes to frame rate and resolution.

I'll hopefully be playing Clock Tower Rewind this Halloween. I have fond memories of playing the PS1 Clock Tower with my brothers growing up, so I'm looking forward to finally playing the first game in the series. Hopefully if it sells well we'll see a remaster of the PS1 game.

Edit: Downloaded it and it turns out I don't like it as much as I was hoping. I still hope it sells well.

I haven't decided if this is a day one buy for me yet. I still haven't finished the Dragon Age: Inquisition DLC yet

Not expecting to get in, but I signed up regardless. Game looks interesting.

My main issue with it was how it jumped between time periods. I just found it quite jarring.

I have 2 weeks off work, so I can actually game all weekend! I'm still playing Metaphor: ReFantazio with a bit of Pal World co-op on the side.

I bought the game and put a couple of hours into it so far. The combat is definitely the weakest aspect. It's serviceable, bordering on bad. The exploration saves the game for me. I enjoy exploring everyday locations that are in ruins, and this game does that quite well. It's cool to see Titans doing their own thing in the background.

Definitely interested in this. Started to get into these types of survival games recently. I've played co-op 7 Days to Die - Console Edition for nearly 85 hours and started Pal World the other week. We're playing Grounded next, but this is going on the list!

@Terranauts Ta very much! I'm going to be playing Metaphor: ReFantazio and Ys X: Nordics over the next couple of weeks, so I'm looking for a shorter game to break then up.

It's at that price point where I don't mind buying it despite average reviews.

@Terranauts How long does the game take to finish?

Going to continue playing Metaphor: ReFantazio and probably play some co-op Palworld.

Really enjoyed playing this on PC, but haven't played it in a few years, so I'm looking forward to playing the PS5 version with all the updates I've missed out on.

I'm really tempted to bite the bullet and buy this now. I have a feeling this is my type of game. I'm just about to roll the credits on Silent Hill 2 and fancy another cinematic game.

It doesn't really bother me tbh. If people want to spend extra to play the game before most other people then that's up to them. If I do pre-order a game than I always get the cheapest version available. I didn't even realise Silent Hill 2 had early access because I just pre-ordered the standard version without even thinking about it.

I liked the idea of a PS5 that got rid of Quality and Performance modes all together, so it's a shame that they're still a thing.

Beta was decent enough, but I'd rather play Throne and Liberty. Probably not the best idea to release them so close to each other.

Is there a standard version going to be released?

Edit: Looks like it was an error on the PlayStation Store and the only version available is the Warrior Bundle.

Silent Hill 2 of course. Bloober Team did such a good job. It's definitely up there with the Resident Evil remakes.

@Czar_Khastik My copy of Until Dawn is still in my library on PS5, regardless of if it's available on the Store or not, just saying!

I finished Frontier Hunter: Erza's Wheel of fortune last night, so I'm looking for something to play between now and the release of Silent Hill 2. I might just focus on Ace Attorney Investigations Collection. I'm quite far into it, but I find it hard to play multiple episodes back to back.

This and Metaphor: ReFantazio within days of each other. T'is a good week!

Definitely interested in this. Although even when something gets described as "not a Soulslike" I'm still skeptical. Black Myth: Wukong was said to not be a Soulslike, but I still found it to be similar enough that I struggle to play it.

I'll see how I do with this. I dropped off of The Last of Us after a few episodes. I just think that graphics have gotten so good that playing the game is as good as watching a movie or TV series.

I'll give it a go. Free-to-play doesn't necessarily mean it's bad. I got 30 hours out of The First Descendant, 45 out of Puzzle Quest 3 and 70 out of Phantasy Star Online 2 and i didn't put money into any of them.

It seems decent enough, but going from Astro Bot to this does it no favours.

They made the right call. Not worth potentially getting into legal trouble with Sony just so PC gamers that probably have multiple accounts have to create one less.

I'm glad they've decided to start being honest. It's a breath of fresh air after they ripped off hundreds of thousands of people.

The new design looks kinda off, like she accidentally put her bra and top on in the wrong order.

I knew this would happen! It was the same with Concord. Everyone hated it when it was announced, but when it was released everyone changed their tune and loved it!

@Malaise Love this. Nothing beats settling in to a good single-player game.

I'm playing an anime metroidvania called Frontier Hunter: Erza's Wheel of Fortune. I'm actually liking it more than I was expecting. Other than an iffy translation, it's really well made.

I have to admit that I was tempted. I had a look on the PlayStation Direct website to see if they were still in stock, which they were. I even added it to my cart, but I just couldn't bring myself to buy one.

Better late than never. Which is the same moto I use when dealing with couriers!

I still need to finish Octopath Traveller II, so I might just wait until all 3 games are out and start from the first one.

@LavenderShroud You do realise that now that the remaster is coming out and Sony has raised the price of the PS4 version it most likely will result in the physical version going up in price, too.