@N0madS0uL: What extra content are you expecting exactly? Most remasters don't add anything at all, hell what they're doing to the first game is more of a remake than a simple remasters and why would ...

I'm glad they're making changes to the first, it's definitely the one that's the roughest to go back and play.

@currere: You know what, I think you might be spot on. They would basically have to account for a PS5 mode and a PS4 back compat mode for VR, which probably isn't realistic.

I only hope we get decent beard options.

@bdrtfm: The Spiderman clip is a good example of why that's not possible on a current gen console, each time he shifts into a different dimension, there's new textures and geometry that loads instantl...

@bdrtfm: It's not the same thing, I'm looking at Lego Dimensions gameplay right now, it literally goes into the portal into a, a load screen and then into a cutscene (where the game is obviously loadi...

Good luck everyone, I'll be hoping to snag mine as well.

@Barighm: In all fairness, the compatible NVME drives fore the PS5 will also be a similar price.

@bdrtfm: You're wrong, the shifting in Ratchet and Clank is into entirely different areas and IS playable. It's not all on rails, there are sections where h shifts reality in the same location but tha...

@Jinzo_111887: Quantum Conundrum, and what Ratchet & Clank are two very different things. You're completely misunderstanding what the game is doing and why it's impressive based on you other examp...

@xnshd: Why would it come to PC? Not a single Ratchet and Clank game is on PC.

@hardwenzen: It's really not though, we're looking at a roughly 3 teraflops difference between the PS5 and Series X. That's pretty much on par with the difference in the 2080 and 2080 ti. Games that r...

@hardwenzen: I mean, if they're targeting ray tracing it'll probably be 30 fps. It could still have better quality settings, or maybe even a more stable framerate target. But I doubt the framerate wou...

@warpedtrekker: You seem to have misunderstood my comment. The TCL 6 Series does support some HDMI 2.1 features, like VRR, ALLM, and eARC. I know 1440 has nothing to do with HDMI 2.1, I never said it ...

@xipetotecetriga: Nope, you're right. It supports most HDMI 2.1 features, but it maxes out at 1440P 120hz, so it's still not truly HDMI 2.1