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This is last week at the Bethesda round table. Can’t believe people are still debating it, even Afro has realised it’s up.
Gaming PlayStation 5
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This title in misleading. The US has no history
Finally got one today, bought Spidey along with it, what else do you guys recommend?
I will recommend Nioh 1&2, Dark Souls 1-3, Demons Souls Remake, Bloodborne, Sekiro, God of War, The Witcher 3, Hollow Knight, Shovel Knight, Bloodstained ritual of the night, Darkest Dungeon, Persona 5, Nier Automata, Dragon Quest 11, YS 8, FF7 remake, Ni no kuni 1&2 & Ghost of Tsushima.
These are mostly rpgs, but out of those I've bolded the ones I think anyone should play if only for the experience.
That should take him all of 4 hours. Anything more challenging?
Thanks, will check some out, was thinking about FF7 remake and Ghost of Tsushima anyway.
Also a friend recommended Hitman 3, haven't played any Hitman for a long time, this one good?
This is rare from me, but I agree with you. Fantastic recommendations and this post should be threadmarked or put in the opening post, so if anybody asks for recommendations then they follow this excellent post.
Keep up the good work, Elvis.
FF7 Remake is a free game on this months PS Plus so get subscribed and you can download it free, whilst also accessing all the games on the PS Plus Collection.
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Guilty Gear XRD Rev 2 is £1.04 on the PS store for anybody interested.
I'm in the club. I just bought a PS5 from Amazon.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/PlayStatio...1?dchild=1&keywords=ps5&qid=1615971246&sr=8-1
Stock available from Amazon as Dixie is too selfish to link it.
Stock available from Amazon as Dixie is too selfish to link it.
Oh, it had all gone by the time I posted! They only had disc.
Thanks
This is my first playstation since the PS2!
This is my 6th PlayStation since the PS5
It went as soon as I linked it. Sorry.
Still really glad I took the shopto pre-pre-order for 1p option back in June 2020.
Even then, I managed to snag an extra one from Argos for my friend when their orders went live.
I'm hoping to get a digital edition one so that I can have a PS5 upstairs and downstairs with the disc one going into the living room to act also as the blu-ray player on my 4k TV.
I won't do this until stock eventually becomes more plentiful as I feel it would be wrong to deprive others of a chance to get their first machine. Probably misguided as all I am actually doing by waiting is making it easier for the scalpers to get one and then overcharge some poor sucker.
Even then, I managed to snag an extra one from Argos for my friend when their orders went live.
I'm hoping to get a digital edition one so that I can have a PS5 upstairs and downstairs with the disc one going into the living room to act also as the blu-ray player on my 4k TV.
I won't do this until stock eventually becomes more plentiful as I feel it would be wrong to deprive others of a chance to get their first machine. Probably misguided as all I am actually doing by waiting is making it easier for the scalpers to get one and then overcharge some poor sucker.
You're in for a treat. If you get PS+ there are loads of quality games in the PS+ Collection as well as FF7R in this month's redeemable PS+ games.
Anybody played through the Metro games?
Metro Redux is £4.99 on the PS Store at the moment. Never played one of them.
Metro Redux is £4.99 on the PS Store at the moment. Never played one of them.
New trailer here for Returnal
FF7R has completely sucked me in. I've put 20 hours in already and have just started chapter 11. The combat is a bit unbalanced in that I have taken down some bosses fairly easily only to then be annihilated by a group of bandits who have those damn electric AoE mines which stun you for about 30 seconds while they all hit you.
Overall though, a really fun game.
Overall though, a really fun game.
Same, although I find the combat incredibly easy. I'm yet to die and I've just reached the Corneo chapter.
It's made me want to get one of the older ones to play with the traditional combat
Yeah what's the deal with that? It started out fairly difficult but now I'm feeling op. Chapter 11 too...
Returnal looks like the kind of game you'll want to immediately returnal after you've bought it.
You think so? Quite like the look of what I’ve seen from it.
Definitely not worth 70 quid anyway. Don't reckon it'll be long before it's on sale.
Nah it looks alright, I just wanted to make the joke
I picked classic combat. I died all the time in the original so not sure what's going on, apart from me being 25 years older.
Classic combat automatically puts the difficulty on easy as well, which is stupid imo. It should be an option separate from difficulty. The good thing about classic is that AI party members fill their ATB gauges more efficiently, without having to constantly babysit them. On the other hand, I guess constantly switching is sort of the point of this battle system.
No wonder it’s easy!
Ahh, that explains it. So what will i lose if I change from classic now?
Also I rarely switch character, but that might be because it's so easy.
I figured it'd be at least normal difficulty, but with proper turn based battles. Looks like I couldn't have been more wrong.
Classic and easy is same difficulty. Think the only difference is in classic you just give commands. I wish they had that mode but with normal difficulty. I want to experience proper turn based combat and don't wanna be arsed with actually executing any moves.
On the default mode (non-classic), you have use basic attacks (square) and special attacks (triangle) to build up your character's ATB gauge. You also need to dodge and defend/parry manually, if necessary. I haven't actually tried classic myself, but from what I've read it does all of those things automatically for you. Your AI party members also won't do much by themselves. They'll build up ATB at a snail's pace, so you actively have to switch characters to build up ATB so you can use spells and abilities. If you want to have characters unleash specific abilities in sequence, you'll first need to rotate between them so they have filled ATB segments ready. It can be slightly annoying at first, but fortunately switching between characters on the fly is all very quick and intuitive.
Basically similar to how it is in persona 5 then right? I don't mind that as long as there's enough strategy involved in selecting the commands. I remember playing the demo of this game on non classic and that wasn't really tough either. But in the turn based combat I've played so far I generally prefer being more involved in the strategy side of things than actual combat. Will start this soon and see what suits me. Think I've selected normal as of now.
I wouldn't say it is similar to P5 at all. P5 is actual turn-based gameplay, there's nothing turn-based about FFVII remake, regardless of what mode you're playing. Classic still plays essentially the same as normal, except that the AI takes over part of the combat and the game partially plays itself. Command selection for all characters is the same in both modes, only the ATB accumulation is different.
Cheers. I was hoping to get a bit of that turn based combat fix after starting with FF. I guess not.
Great list.