It seems to be playing better with an ethernet cable
Update:
Here is another video
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Pretty cool but I hope they fix this wifi thing I don't like ethernet plugging I have a fantastic wifi set up.
Looking like a fail right now. I was hoping to ditch my ps3 and play persona 5 on my ps4.
Edit: Why does sony always cheap out on the wifi on its systems. PS3, ps4 and the vita all have mediocre wifi.
Pretty cool but I hope they fix this wifi thing I don't like ethernet plugging I have a fantastic wifi set up.
sir
i guarantee you, that can "never" be fixed.
unfortunately when it comes to networking, a current wired technology will always beat a wireless one.
both have latency, both have a maximum bandwidth - however these will only worsen with a wireless connection.
however you say your wifi set up is great, it probably is, you mightbe able to 'PSnow' without issues. Might. you could run some ping tests, i'd help you.
sorry to be the bearer of bad news because you are a fun poster.
It's an rental service like PS Plus, and people have the audacity to call this GARBAGE the PS4's version of virtual console??
$5 for 1 is too much.
Horrible set up sony. You guys fucked it up. Should have had yearly sub for a flat price and it might have been reasonable.
I really dont see PS Now being anything or doing anything. I doubt any one will get it. I love me some PS games, but I really dont care for no PS1 PS2 game in this stage of my life (plus the good ones have already had HD releases). I still have all my PS3 games, and will keep them for as long as i live.
No one is going to be paying for all that, and paying subscription of NOW aswell as PSN+ is alittle too much.
I dont see my self getting PS Now, to be honest, ever.
@lostrib: that might just be a placeholder
These are the correct prices in the beta, but when the full version of PS Now comes out they may change the pricing structure of it a bit.
I really hope so, i already pay 120 bucks for new games
@lostrib: that might just be a placeholder
These are the correct prices in the beta, but when the full version of PS Now comes out they may change the pricing structure of it a bit.
I really hope so, i already pay 120 bucks for new games
They will trust me. If they want the service to be successful they need to listen to the issues they people that try PS Now have with it.
I wouldn't take these prices as Gospel, I'll believe it when it's on my TV screen, and if they are indeed genuine then the market will speak and either accept or reject it. Considering so many buy Nintendo's eshop offerings at full price with accounts still tied to hardware, something tells me gamers aren't the brightest of the bunch when it comes to what they're getting for their dollar...
Ugh why couldnt they just make it an annual/Monthly fee ( $60/Year) and we can play any game for as long as we want? honestly Sony, do some fucking research and look towards Netflix, they got the right idea.
@lostrib: that might just be a placeholder
These are the correct prices in the beta, but when the full version of PS Now comes out they may change the pricing structure of it a bit.
I really hope so, i already pay 120 bucks for new games
They will trust me. If they want the service to be successful they need to listen to the issues they people that try PS Now have with it.
I refuse to pay anything beyond that. I hope there is a subscription to all the games like PS+, that would be awesome
I wouldn't take these prices as Gospel, I'll believe it when it's on my TV screen, and if they are indeed genuine then the market will speak and either accept or reject it. Considering so many buy Nintendo's eshop offerings at full price with accounts still tied to hardware, something tells me gamers aren't the brightest of the bunch when it comes to what they're getting for their dollar...
I'm in the PS Now beta and can confirm the price from the pic is correct.
I wouldn't take these prices as Gospel, I'll believe it when it's on my TV screen, and if they are indeed genuine then the market will speak and either accept or reject it. Considering so many buy Nintendo's eshop offerings at full price with accounts still tied to hardware, something tells me gamers aren't the brightest of the bunch when it comes to what they're getting for their dollar...
I'm in the PS Now beta and can confirm the price from the pic is correct.
Not really sure on the whole alpha/beta/final cycle works, but does beta indicate not subject to change? If these prices are so objectionable to people that PS Now turns out not to be a viable service, Sony will adjust accordingly. If they don't, PS Now will fail. I also remember hearing they were going to introduce a subscription service.
This isn't just a service akin the Virtual Console on a Sony machine, Sony's attempting something never seen before seen across devices that have nothing to do with dedicated gaming platforms. I would be very surprised if they are willing to sabotage that effort with such prices.
I only use Wifi and I'm in the Beta for PS4 and PS3. It's a great service provided you have a good connection, which I have. I actually have the best consumer Wifi router on the market currently.
People are trolling, lol. There's no prices in the NOW Beta, it's FREE everything right now. You can't get any prices as everything is FREE, lol. I love how misinformation and troll pics are so effective. Of course, I will concede it's possible there are various BETA programs and I'm in one where the games are free and the newer one has crazy pricing.
As far as pricing goes, this article has some answers:
I wouldn't take these prices as Gospel, I'll believe it when it's on my TV screen, and if they are indeed genuine then the market will speak and either accept or reject it. Considering so many buy Nintendo's eshop offerings at full price with accounts still tied to hardware, something tells me gamers aren't the brightest of the bunch when it comes to what they're getting for their dollar...
I'm in the PS Now beta and can confirm the price from the pic is correct.
Not really sure on the whole alpha/beta/final cycle works, but does beta indicate not subject to change? If these prices are so objectionable to people that PS Now turns out not to be a viable service, Sony will adjust accordingly. If they don't, PS Now will fail. I also remember hearing they were going to introduce a subscription service.
This isn't just a service akin the Virtual Console on a Sony machine, Sony's attempting something never seen before seen across devices that have nothing to do with dedicated gaming platforms. I would be very surprised if they are willing to sabotage that effort with such prices.
I'm in the BETA. He's lying (or he's in a different BETA?!) when he said those prices are correct. There is no prices in the BETA I'm in, everything is FREE and it literally says, "FREE" where there should be prices on both PS4 and PS3. I got in the first BETA wave though. There is also a secret SONY forum where us BETA testers can talk, I'm not sure why he said what he said, but besides booting it up and seeing he's lying, I also have at my disposal all the BETA testers and SONY teams behind the Beta at the push of a button. What we do know for sure is no prices are set in stone and it seems they are opting for a 1 day, 7 day, and 30 day rental set up.
I don't know why he said that, but it does make me wonder how they are rolling out the BETA. I know after E3, they started a wave of BETAs for those people...You are right, nothing is set in stone yet and the service is still being finalized. It works great, I only use Wifi in my house since 2003-2004 and but you need a good connection.
The service isn't for me since I'm a collector, but I did pick up some trophies playing these free games. I suspect though crazy pricing could happen, but I'm just confirming what I can on my end.
This might be of some interest, it's an article from today:
Official Playstation Now Pricing Details Revealed, Ranges from $2.99 to $19.99, Subscription Options Incoming.
Those prices, lower it. Who the hell wants to rent a game for 4 hours. Sony just dropped the ball.
It's a trolling picture, at least from my BETA experience. I'd like to see the source of the pics, lol.
I'm in the NOW Beta, there is no 4 hour rental slot on my end, but I am curious. For me, that isn't an option on my end, but I was in the first BETA and still am. I know after E3, many randoms got in, perhaps they got this new PS NOW BETA. I am amused at how up in arms people are pretending to get though, lol. I've never been much of a renter as a collector though.
Funny thing is, just today Sony released some PS NOW pricing to journalists, and PS NOW ranges between $2.99-$19.99 depending presumably on 1 day rentals or 30 day rentals.
@SolidTy: lostrib needs a break from system wars with all this trolling. How he has managed without ever posting anything relevant to add to discussions, is amazing.
I wouldn't take these prices as Gospel, I'll believe it when it's on my TV screen, and if they are indeed genuine then the market will speak and either accept or reject it. Considering so many buy Nintendo's eshop offerings at full price with accounts still tied to hardware, something tells me gamers aren't the brightest of the bunch when it comes to what they're getting for their dollar...
I'm in the PS Now beta and can confirm the price from the pic is correct.
Not really sure on the whole alpha/beta/final cycle works, but does beta indicate not subject to change? If these prices are so objectionable to people that PS Now turns out not to be a viable service, Sony will adjust accordingly. If they don't, PS Now will fail. I also remember hearing they were going to introduce a subscription service.
This isn't just a service akin the Virtual Console on a Sony machine, Sony's attempting something never seen before seen across devices that have nothing to do with dedicated gaming platforms. I would be very surprised if they are willing to sabotage that effort with such prices.
I'm in the BETA. He's lying when he said those prices are correct. There is no prices, everything is FREE and it literally says, "FREE" where there should be prices on both PS4 and PS3. There is also a secret SONY forum where us BETA testers can talk, I'm not sure why he said what he said, but besides booting it up and seeing he's lying, I also have at my disposal all the BETA testers and SONY teams behind the Beta at the push of a button. What we do know for sure is no prices are set in stone and it seems they are opting for a 1 day, 7 day, and 30 day rental set up.
I don't know why he said that. You are right, nothing is set in stone and the service is still being finalized. It works great, I only use Wifi in my house since 2003-2004 and but you need a good connection.
The service isn't for me since I'm a collector, but I did pick up some trophies playing these free games.
This might be of some interest, it's an article from today:
Official Playstation Now Pricing Details Revealed, Ranges from $2.99 to $19.99, Subscription Options Incoming.
Actually, I just got in the Beta during E3 and now I'm getting the same info as @lostrib. It's been since the weekend that I last checked so I don't know when it changed, but there's new games up at different prices and a couple new free ones (like Space Ace and Jimmie Johnson's Anything With an Engine) while others are gone (like PixelJunk Eden, though it's still listed in my rented games).
I seem to remember them mentioning trying different pricing schemes to see what worked best, so they still might be working on this and giving different Beta participants different options, perhaps depending on which group you joined with.
I wouldn't take these prices as Gospel, I'll believe it when it's on my TV screen, and if they are indeed genuine then the market will speak and either accept or reject it. Considering so many buy Nintendo's eshop offerings at full price with accounts still tied to hardware, something tells me gamers aren't the brightest of the bunch when it comes to what they're getting for their dollar...
I'm in the PS Now beta and can confirm the price from the pic is correct.
Not really sure on the whole alpha/beta/final cycle works, but does beta indicate not subject to change? If these prices are so objectionable to people that PS Now turns out not to be a viable service, Sony will adjust accordingly. If they don't, PS Now will fail. I also remember hearing they were going to introduce a subscription service.
This isn't just a service akin the Virtual Console on a Sony machine, Sony's attempting something never seen before seen across devices that have nothing to do with dedicated gaming platforms. I would be very surprised if they are willing to sabotage that effort with such prices.
I'm in the BETA. He's lying when he said those prices are correct. There is no prices, everything is FREE and it literally says, "FREE" where there should be prices on both PS4 and PS3. There is also a secret SONY forum where us BETA testers can talk, I'm not sure why he said what he said, but besides booting it up and seeing he's lying, I also have at my disposal all the BETA testers and SONY teams behind the Beta at the push of a button. What we do know for sure is no prices are set in stone and it seems they are opting for a 1 day, 7 day, and 30 day rental set up.
I don't know why he said that. You are right, nothing is set in stone and the service is still being finalized. It works great, I only use Wifi in my house since 2003-2004 and but you need a good connection.
The service isn't for me since I'm a collector, but I did pick up some trophies playing these free games.
This might be of some interest, it's an article from today:
Official Playstation Now Pricing Details Revealed, Ranges from $2.99 to $19.99, Subscription Options Incoming.
Actually, I just got in the Beta during E3 and now I'm getting the same info as @lostrib. It's been since the weekend that I last checked so I don't know when it changed, but there's new games up at different prices and a couple new free ones (like Space Ace and Jimmie Johnson's Anything With an Engine) while others are gone (like PixelJunk Eden, though it's still listed in my rented games).
I seem to remember them mentioning trying different pricing schemes to see what worked best, so they still might be working on this and giving different Beta participants different options, perhaps depending on which group you joined with.
I just wanna say that I'm not in the beta, and I got that photo off reddit
What's up with all these plebs using wifi? Why would you ever not use ethernet when you have the option.
because cables are ugly
They aren't hard to hide.
That sounds like work. I'm not really big on working. Work requires pants
how accurate are those prices?
They specifically mentioned at E3 that they'd be playing with prices throughout the beta. They have some work to do. Unfortunately I think Sony'd going to be limited by their content partners in pricing this low enough and in a way that attracts many people. Without a hefty change in pricing this is going to be DOA.
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