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@kyleforrester87 So whats the first?

Hell yes.
And while they are at it, I would be happy to purchase III, IV, and VIII should they chose to put those out.

Nope - not a single chance.

A lot of hype over what could potentially be a crappy game.

tbh, I feel like it looks pretty horrible, and have never been less excited for a FF game. But I could be in the minority on that.

@JaxonH You said everything I was thinking. Thank you for saving me the time of having to write it.

@AhabSpampurse It makes me happy.

I just love the irony of the cover.

The Last of Us upscale, and Diablo III.
I'm not into settling for games.

Btw - Killzone ShadowFall rulz.

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I predict there is no way anyone will want to turn their head that fast with that thing on, with out wanting to puke everywhere.

I mean... let people try it before you imagine that you can charge that freakin much.

Whoa! this looks cool! I wish they made Final Fantasy games like this now.

How about custom wallpaper!!!?? Their themes suck butt.

4 was amazing.

Well duh... PS is where its at.

For me, it all depends on what mood I'm in. If I feel the need to get through a specific quest, then I'm focused on that and am not really looking to fast travel.. Otherwise I'm like "oooh, that's shiny, what's that about!", or, I just want to take in the landscape and see what adventures I can find. For Skyrim I definitely tended more towards just going out and exploring than I do for Fallout 4 - but that's obviously a subjective thing.

nice.

@Melucine and @dryrain - thanks. So really, the only upside is if you are a die hard for the game and want dlc.

call me naïve, or, whatever - but what does a season pass do exactly?

this looks awesome, and really tough.

@kyleforrester87 Yeah, I don't care about remakes so much as just being able to play the originals on my ps4. My guess is that it would look pretty awesome - the art design on FFIX is beautiful!

@kyleforrester87 I LOVE that game and the characters. So outside of the box... True story: I had never played FF IX until within the last year - and I started with FFII on SNES. Needless to say, it is my favorite after FFII (IV). If only all the FF games could be ported on to ps4. I see no reason why this doesn't happen - I feel like its money left on the table, as people would buy the games, and I wouldn't think it would take a whole lot of effort to make happen.

@kyleforrester87 yeah... idk.. I respect other people's taste, I think my issue is that I have always preferred the "fantasy" side of FF - and not the way they took things starting with VIII, where the characters just look like stylish Japanese people.

I'd play FF IX over this I think... The characters leave much to be desired.

I wish this was turn based.

Diablo III would be nice.

It was a lot of Fallout, mixed with just enough Killzone SF multiplayer.

Couldn't get into the Witcher at all, and I reeeally wanted to. Loving Fallout 4 though. Journey is also awesome, but linear and short.

Is this going to be turned based?

Boobs game. Boobs.

Dear god! I JUST got the ps4!

@FullbringIchigo sure enough... Then again, he probably wouldn't be brave enough to say anything like that to anyone in real life...

@get2sammyb Thanks! That seemed a bit excessive.

@Bad-MuthaAdebisi True enough.. that would be strange huh?

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@NAZA-187 Uhhh... Who doesn't?

LOVE the Killzone games, so I have full confidence this will be just as engaging.

OR, you could just go meet and talk with a REAL girl.

Just got he PS4 and this was the first title I bought. Great game- smooth layout, and TONS of depth in character customization. A true RPG. My only gripe is the controls are a bit funky in battle and when moving around- it always feels lm moving father than I intend.

How about backwards compatibility for all PSone,2, and 3 games? Discs and all.

This is nothing... People just like to complain.

@Rudy_Manchego Right on.

The PS VR poses many interesting questions- the least of which being "how well could it sell?". More important are the philosophical ramifications, and not so much the utilitarian or economic. I have little doubt that the device will provide for fascinating gaming experiences, but at what cost (not monetary, but subjective) and to what limit? Obviously, as someone who owns a PS4 and spends a considerable amount of time each week playing video games these may seem like ironic, or hypocritical questions for me to pose. But maybe the VR is the technological marker where some cognitive dissonance starts to really take place when asking, has technology gone too far?