Been playing since day of release, closing in on level 30. I also play on ps4 PRO, it's not nearly as buggy as stated in this article, yes there are some minor flaws, but nothing one can't live with when the rest of the game is the most rewarding RPG in years if you ask me. It's flawed and hard, but still a gem. Last time I had this fun with an rpg was Dragon's Dogma. Minus it's flaws it's an easy 8 if you grew up in the nineties and want a good old rpg where you actually need to know what you're doing.
@gamerbum: seems like you just rehearsed Phil Spencer's e3 speech, which is pretty lame to be honest. While the xbox one s has an upscale feature true, it does not use Sony's clever technique to do it which render artifacts to near zero. The ps4 pro has a higher resolution often 1800p to scale from instead of the 900p or 1080p x box. It's also confirmed that the X will utilize checkerboard rendering on multiplatform releases, so while the obvious difference in hardware is there on the X, it is just silly fanboy theory to compare the PRO with the S.
Does this mean we can finally share games within family, or not? Because we have 2 PS4s and one PS4Pro in the household, and that whole primary ps4 BS is a slap in the face.
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