For whatever reason the VR games for me show that I have to purchase them. I am a PS+ subscriber and I can grab the other non VR games just fine as usual. Anyone else having this issue? It seems there is no way to contact Sony to let them know about this issue. Very frustrating.
I Just read the IGN review and it reads much closer to what I have been waiting for since The Witcher 3. Just goes to show it's all in the eye of the beholder. I can't wait for Thursday!!
They were very irresponsible igniting bombs in that pond, now every living creature (frogs, fish, etc..) in that pond are most likely dead. Thanks Microsoft for showing how you don't care.
@johnny0779: ha.. maybe. I have not purchased yet but plan to. you have to admit the review barely touches on gameplay/mechanics and in my opinion focuses way to much on the narrative. From other gamespot pre-reviews they mention how the zombie infestations were quite fun and offered multiple ways to approach the scenario from stealth to run and gun.. and was fun and engaging, why isn't any of that mentioned here??
I am still looking forward to giving this game a try. The review seems to only consider the narrative as something of interest but I am curious how the game plays and the specific mechanics work out since this is usually where most of your time is spent. The graphics look great and the setting is fantastic; if the mechanics are good, which it sounds like they are from the brief comments about how clearing infestations are satisfying, then I see this as time well spent.
@matman01: I appreciate your stand point but your perspective is from what is good for you and your use case. Having a a single manufacturer control the flow of games sales is a losing scenario for the consumer which is my point. It is all about control, while the companies gain it the consumers lose it. They will have a monopoly on all sales. If you want to bow down to the corporate god and do what they want you to then that is your choice.
I for one will not support it and the day my console options go all digital is the day I stop buying new games. Obviously everyone will have a different point of view and I respect that but in no way will anyone ever change my mind that giving up options is good for me.
@matman01: #5 could probably be written better, the meaning was meant to convey when the online "store service" is closed you will no longer be able to access your games. I.e., lets say you delete a game for space, forget about it for 10 years then have that urge to play it again but you can no longer download it.
Your right that all consoles/manufacturers will be headed to be purely digital and that is the problem, its great for the store operators and debatably the developers but terrible for the consumers. I think it is important for consumers to have more options when it comes to our gaming library and to not allow these companies to have full control of how we purchase and access our games; we only lose in the end.
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