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I'm surprised it wasn't already on PlayStation. It gets talked about a lot and has a lot of praise, so I just assumed it was available everywhere.

Playing some more high rank in Monster Hunter Rise. Also going to check out some of the other choices and endings in the FMV game Late Shift. I'm also trying out the new update in Fall Guys, and I'm tempted to get back into Danganronpa 2 and go for the achievements I missed.

Nothing here that interests me. The free games given out previously were cool, so I'm not complaining.

The new rounds sound interesting. Slimescraper could be brutal if they've taken inspiration from Slimb Climb, but that's half the fun. I'll check them out later.

More Monster Hunter Rise for me. I've picked up the pace with it, and I'm now nearly at the 6 star high rank quests. Also started playing some Half-Life: Opposing Force.

I haven't. Gory survival horror games aren't generally my sort of thing. However, the tall vampire woman has made me more interested in giving it a go than past games. Shame I forgot to try out the demo.

Only Pokemon outsold it, and it's been hard to find physical copies. Plus it's a new IP, and a more niche game. Second place seems good for it.

The negativity of the headline seems very clickbaity. Judging by the number of comments, it's clearly worked.

Monster Hunter Rise. I've not been playing enough of it lately, so I really want to pick up the pace and make good progress through high rank.

The livestream put to rest any worries I had about the gameplay. I'm still running whether or not this'll capture the humour of the older Ratchet and Clank game, but so far Rift Apart is looking good.

That's disappointing. It was nice to have got Crash and Spyro remakes recently, so it'll be a shame to see Activision focus solely on COD.

Hopefully they get the game in an acceptable enough state so it can come back to the PS store.

That's looking quite impressive.

Mainly going to be playing some more Monster Hunter Rise, and get started on the high rank quests.

Sounds good, though I'm not going to get excited over unannounced games. Once they're ready to show them, then it'll get interesting.

I'm excited. The Ace Attorney games are excellent, and it'll be fun to see what twists and turns these ones have.

Good on them for reversing their decision.

There is a point in and amongst what he's saying, but at the same time it's becoming less and less tempting to grab a game at launch. With prices going up for the base game, along with Deluxe editions and microtransactions, it's getting quite pricey. Plus too many games release in a poor state.

Playing lots more Monster Hunter Rise. Should also be able to finish off the last few achievements in Danganronpa Ultra Despair Girls, and I'll also resume playing Super Mario Galaxy 2.

Papers, Please is one of those games that I initially dismissed out of hand because the basic concept is so dull. However, after watching bits of pieces of gameplay from vtubers, it actually seems very interesting. I'll have to try it out one of these days.

Resident Evil is usually too scary for me, but the tall woman has me interested. I've give the demo a try.

I'd been tempted to pick up Ghost of Tsushima and 13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim before their discounts expire today, but I might wait until the next sale. There's already enough games that I'm in the middle of playing as it is.

Quickly filling up that pricey SSD was one of my biggest concerns about getting a PS5, so being able to back up games to external storage is a great addition.

I'm making good progress on the village requests with Monster Hunter Rise. Also want to head back to Super Mario Galaxy 2 and finally beat the penultimate world. And going to start working on the achievements for Danganronpa Ultra Despair Girls now I've finished the story. Also doing some rhythm game fun with IA/VT Colorful.

No, I've never really been interested in that series.

This does look fairly interesting. I wonder if it's one of these sequels where you should play the previous game first, of if it doesn't matter. The original DS game is way too rare and expensive these days, and I don't really like using touch controls on the Switch for the remake.

The Collector is the first brand new elusive target to Hitman 3, so that's cool. Plus it's in Dartmoor, which is a good map. I missed The Politician from the Hitman 2 days, so it'll be fun to do that.

I haven't brought the Sin expansion, it doesn't seem worth it at full price (especially as there was already a Deluxe expansion). So I'll skip the Greed stuff.

While it's unfortunate that PS fans have to pay full price for this while Xbox fans get it bundled with Game Pass, it does seem like this story is being blown out of proportion. Sony will still undoubtedly be doing well from the deal, and Microsoft will be paying for the Game Pass privileges.

Wow, this is a lot of comments. It's a multiplatform game that's heading to Gamepass, which doesn't seem like a big deal to me.

Lots of Monster Hunter Rise for me. Also continuing with Fatal Frame: Maiden of Black Water. I've reached the end of Danganronpa: Ultra Despair Girls, so time to see about getting the remaining achievements. And I was also thinking about beginning Persona 2.

It's an awful situation for the developers involved, and paints Sony in a bad light. A few months notice when there's still developers actively releasing games for the Vita is far too little notice.

I liked the main game, but didn't have any interest in playing it multiplayer. For the kinds of games that CDPR makes, I'm not convinced that tacked on multiplayer modes will be any good. The single player experience is what they're best at.

I do like their other games, and this seems like more of the same. So it's probably something I'd very much enjoy even despite its issues.

If the free DLC is anything substantial, I'll check it out once it releases.

3 months is rather short notice for the PS3/PSP games. Sony should have gave much more warning about that. As for the Vita, it seems too early to be closing down its store.

I had been using that old store link. It was easier to find what I'm looking for on it, and had a wishlist system (though they've very recently added wishlists to the new store).

Monster Hunter Rise is the big game for me. I might break up the hunts with some Fatal Frame: Maiden of Black Water, Danganronpa: Ultra Despair Girls, or some Fall Guys.

It looks alright I guess. It could still be fun, but I'm not expecting anything amazing from this.

Thumper, Enter the Gungeon, and Rez Infinite are the ones I'm most interested in trying out. Astro Bot and Moss also look wonderful, though I don't have PSVR.

There's quite a few PS2 games that I wouldn't mind replaying, and some PS3 games that I'd like to try out. Some sort of official emulator would be lovely.

Looks cool, but £30 is quite pricey for that. And worth bearing in mind that there was also a paid deluxe pack as well.

I'll wait for the full roadmap of the Season of Greed to be revealed before deciding whether I can stomach this cost or not.

The better the graphics the better, but I never get too bothered by graphics limitations. The concept of avoiding a game just because it's 30fps instead of 60 seems alien to me.

Seems weird to focus on the frames per second boost in the headline instead of the bigger news about the expansions finally releasing on PlayStation consoles.

Anyway, Seal the Deal was so-so, but Nyakuza Metro is really good.

That's disappointing if true. I'll have to have a look on the Vita store later and see if there's anything more I still want to buy on it.

I'm doing some more Danganronpa: Ultra Despair Girls, Fatal Frame: Maiden of Black Water, and Your Turn To Die.

Nice. I might get it at some point, but I'm in no rush due to completing SMT IV Apocalypse recently.

I do like rhythm games, so Thumper. Enter the Gungeon also looks fun, and maybe Subnautica too.

Lovely. I find wishlists to be rather useful, so it's nice to have them return.

That's quite a genorous giveaway. I take it PSVR isn't required to redeem Thumper? If so, I'll give it a try.

Because if a game was wonderful the first time around, it'll be fun again when revisiting it. Admittedly I've not been replaying games much recently just because there's too many unplayed games I'd like to try.

I didn't know there was a games showcase coming up soon, so that's a pleasant surprise. The Gollum game might be interesting for me, so seeing gameplay footage would be good.