[QUOTE="wakefulness"]True dat. But I have my VITA. Gunna get me my PS4. I figure with one game with high replayablity and remote play I will be set for a good while (before moving on to the next PS4 game I want to invest time/money on).Â
I have been replaying on a daily basis All-Stars on my VITA since launch day. Not bc there is nothing on VITA (that old myth), I just don't care to go onto something new. That game got flack but I have enjoyed and always found something new and fun in it's multiplayer (not so much single player).Â
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I will say this though, I am genuinly excited about next gen. This will be the first console I have owned since the gamecube. So there will be some celebrating on launch day. Just saying. :)
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Sounds lovely. Exciting times. I haven't played that much of PSABR. I liked the moves though, they looked nice. Also, the stages are pretty awesome. It does receive a lot of flack but that doesn't mean much when you're enjoying the game. I'm not sure about next gen. I have been playing a lot less lately. I might be getting tired of playing games. Happened to me once. Took break, and started playing again after a while. I don't know. Still, should be good for you. You seem excited, so go out and buy that ps4 when it releases and enjoy it!Â
All-Stars is fun. Seeing Kratos flex his muscles in a taunt than get slapped all the way across a Locoroco stage (in the middle of said taunt) by a Fat Princess holding a fish as a weapon is priceless. (To say the least)
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Your sentiments on next gen kind of mirror the fatigue I saw happen in the dual gen transition between snes and n64 or sega genesis and PS2. Everyone later played on or owned PS2 and N64 and loved it; just not every ex-video game owner/enthusiast jumped onboard the hype train day one.
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The big difference between the previous gen transitions to todays ripe gaming environment might be the "Kool-aid" PC+Mobile devs and small time publishers (on PC, mobile, and similar open source platforms) have distributed to casual gamers. That Kool-aid might be sitting well in between the meals the big three have been giving gamers.Â
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And it wont surprise me to see these mobile and PC developers say to those fatigued on consoles say, "Hey, I know you don't own a console because your sick of it. Remember that [phone/PC] you have? Why not make a little upgrade? Buy a few games? Why not get on this new [service/contract]? Eh?" . . . Than next thing you know, these people are just sweeped into that ecosystems hardware and software. Bam! The Kool-aid worked!Â
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Not that I'm hating on PC and mobile, but I don't sip that Kool-aid. Mainly because it's closed-business on open-sourced platforms. Your basically heading into a path where you play games on something you might never be pleased while most of your games are DRM ridden backlog fluff.Â
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tl;dr I think a lot about people making statements on PC and Mobile over taking my precious consoles. XD
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