Voted for 7 but you never know how things will swing these days. Death Loop wasn’t that great to me but lots liked it.

I loved Prey. They need to make something like that instead

Damn and here I am waiting for Skies of Arcadia and Shining Force remasters…. :(

She was god awful and immediately noticeable.

What’s wrong with people not owning up to their flaws? Instead of acknowledging mistakes, improving and making yourself better, it’s easier for people to blame external forces.

Then they live in a social media bubble full of “fans”/ yes-men that will only encourage their lack of growth or enable unhealthy behavior.

She was bad. End of story. Were some people out of line? Probably, but that’s the nature of the business.

She should suck it up… actually no. Less sucking. She already is bad enough at the part.

Just move on and do better.

DOA… I want a Vita 2 with some actual effort from Sony this time. Between this rumored device and the failing VR they are trying, they should have went to market with another standard handheld.

They must have wasted billions developing the VR2.

It’s crazy how everyone gave Nintendo crap for skipping E3 back in the Wii U days…

Talk about being ahead of the curve.

The way they chose to market this sequel is underwhelming. This combined with the price hike has me concerned. I’m going to wait and play it on the upcoming new hardware if I decide to get it

Looks like the show was garbage. Glad I didn’t watch!

As someone said, this is an auto buy. I’d love to see if they remake the PSP Black Panther games. I was interested in those but they never came to the west.

@Pedro: That’s the thing. Archiving is something that companies don’t want and will fight especially if there is any distribution going on. They’d love to sell games again or loan games to people in an always online platform that they 100% control.

Physical is not the only way but it’s still the best and easiest way to keep stuff without having to worry about the increasing roadblocks that companies place to make archiving harder. That’s why there’s this love of live service games from publishers. Outside of potential continuous revenue, they can shut it all down whenever they want people to move on (Overwatch 2) or when it stops making money (see any live service mobile game).

I have a digital of Marvel vs Capcom 2 on PS3. A disk version (if there was one) will probably out live the mechanical HDD inside and the PS3 itself. There are ways to archive it or place it on multiple HDDs but I have to do all this BS and be signed in to another PSN account etc. it’s made to be difficult by design. Then one day there will be a time where there will be no way to redownload purchased games. How long do you think these companies will keep people on the payroll maintaining these legacy platform store fonts to support a small percentage of people who care?

Hot swapping a redundant HDD when the system can non longer connect to PSN to check the HDD leaves you with a brick that you will have a difficult time getting encrypted data off of.

Then there’s DRM and other online checks embedded into most digital games and unfortunately several modern physical games as well.

Also while emulation is coming a long way, playing on original hardware is still the best way to play 100% of the library a console with the way it was intended and best performance. Maybe not so much for these modern games shipping out broken but thats an entirely different topic. As the pool of available hardware shrinks, I might have to pay a lot of money down the line to get a console, but at least that’s something.

To heck with all the pro digital people.

My brother just returned his copy of Tales of Symphonia after hearing how garbage the “remaster” was and wish he kept his old physical copy of the GameCube and PS3 versions that I thankfully still have.

Imagine if Bandai Namco did what Rockstar and Sega did with the GTA trilogy and Sonic Origins and remove listings of superior older games…

There’s a reason why nostalgia and remakes are being made everywhere because you really can’t appreciate something until it’s gone.

If there ever comes a day where this digital stuff goes sideways with companies removing things and forcing you all to play garbage on always online devices, and you have a game from your past that you really want to play again, I’ll be there and I’ll charge you all $200/hour just to play it :)