I enjoy the story so I dont mind as long as there is enough gameplay

This.

Been coming here since the 2000s and i keep coming back. Gamer 4 life

Most people that buy their phones get them on contract and rarely pay full price for them.

You have to buy consoles at full price and PS3's price point is not too long ago that people have forgotten about how it significantly hurt its sales at the beginning.

I think a $500 price point is reasonable either way but I'm not sure about the general public. I'd be willing to pay $600 for premium hardware that will last close to a decade ( I bought a PS3 at launch with no qualms) but i am in the minority.

As long as the price point is below $500, Sony wins next-gen again.

I hope they learnt from their mistake with $599 E3 2005 fiasco.

$400 for the base PS5 and $500-550 for the PS5 Pro is a good entry point. Couple that with a Sony Exclusive at launch (Horizon Zero Dawn 2?) and you are off to the races.

Seems more like a blog post but great for you then.

Gaming is about having fun and you obviously are. I disagree with you but that is why gaming is so amazing. We all have different tastes and hence lots of different games to choose from which is always a good thing.

I'm currently playing Red Dead Redemption 2 and i'm having a blast.

@boxrekt said:

@lundy86_4 said:

@boxrekt: The original is the full game. The remake roughly translates to a third...

https://www.finalfantasyunion.com/news/3176/final-fantasy-vii-remake-series-compared-to-final-fantasy-xiii-trilogy/

"Each iteration of the Final Fantasy VII Remake will be a fully fleshed out game"

It is impossible for people NOT to compare the orginal FF7 to this remake. The title really should be "FF7 Remake Part 1" in this case.

This means that the Midgar section of the game should last roughly 20-30 hours for the main story seeing as that's roughly the length of FF games recently.

This could go either way. It could make the story better (New Soldier from trailer. Get to know Avalanche members better etc) or it could be forced padding which just makes the game longer but doesn't really do much.

To answer the question, Cyberpunk 2077 will likely be a better game if it is anything like the witcher 3, you have a guaranteed 100-200 hours of content and this is without the inevitable DLC packages which could add an extra 50 hours on top.....for free.

Well Said.

Couldn't have said it better.

The Witcher 3 Game of The Year Edition

I had played many RPG games before this so I thought I knew what to expect coming into this but boy was I wrong.

The fact my choices actually mattered and how deep the side missions went was insane. I remember getting so into the side missions I actually forgot about the main plot for several hours. The characters backgrounds were so deep and it wasn't always obvious who the good or bad guys were since their motivations made sense depending on the perspective.

The world was absolutely LITTERED with stuff to do. Not the generic fetch quests but actual content (Gwent anyone?)

When the final credits had rolled, I thought "Okay I'll just quickly finish up the DLC and be done with it".

I ended up spending an additional 50+ hours on the 2 DLC packs which could have easily been sold as standalone games and yet was offered for free ( Shocking in today's microtransaction world).

It is for this reason that Cyberpunk 2077 is a day 1 buy for me. I almost never buy games day 1 because I know its going to be buggy AF and have content left out that will only be included in a GOTY edition down the line but I know the amount of content in the base game will be insane that $60 will be a steal.


The negatives......

Microtransactions. F*** them.

Lost Legacy
Uncharted 2
Uncharted 4
Uncharted 1
Uncharted 3

I was surprised at just how much fun I had with Lost Legacy. The duo of Chloe & Nadine Ross is so badass and I loved the fact the treasure hunting was more personal (Chloe being part Indian & all)

This.

Sony is probably going to make a new IP and push ahead with a Spider-Man 2 sequel than try port this over.