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Booooooooooooooo!!!!!

The PS2 and 4 games can be downloaded and played locally on PS4.

I honestly would not care if they announced that players who have the game can pay 10-15 bucks for the upgrade but 30 is too much especially for people who bought the game and had to put up with some of the worst performance issues in the last few years.

Oh, that’s a nice one.

Pour one out for Chris Persons. The powers that be just canned him.

Honestly that’s a pretty legit ‘shop. Nice color correction, found a good source for lighting on the terminator skull, versus the original screen grab. Subtle use of bloom, resolution is pretty spot-on. Perspective is as close as you could get, considering the sources.  It’s some real stellar work.

Awesome!

Thank you! Dunkirk was the one time I was just bored as hell watching a Nolan film and I like boring movies lol

There is an option but its a bit of a hack.  See you have to exit Fortnight and install an app called Netflix.    Once you get that you can sign up and search of Inception there.  :)

Yeah. No thanks. I’ll just buy it for the PS4 on sale (usually $5.99-$9.99). Switch Tax is bullshit; premium price for a decade old game on low graphics setting?!!

... and FUCK that. NOPE! I’ll stick to playing it on my Vita for free for having the $20 copy on the playstation.

The price definitely is way too high for a game that’s older and is at bargain bin prices for other platforms. My argument would be not about having expendable income, but more the idea that unfortunately if you really want to enjoy and experience it primarily as an on-the-go/handheld port it’s really the only option.…

Grabbed the remaster on steam for 5. Bloody hell, my daughter want a switch so I will get one. But the price tag on the games are insane.

christ. i have the original for xbox 360 and i downloaded it when it was free with games for gold. i think i bought it new for #30 soon after launch

Seriously. Something like Witcher III: Complete Edition was acceptable (though can still sting), since it used the largest card possible to cram the entire game plus DLC into it (and is a pricier game in general). But Burnout Paradise Remastered? They could have fit it into an 8GB card (or maybe a 16GB card), which…

What a privileged little shit comment.

You forgot to mention that on Playstation and Xbox you get better graphics HAHA. 

Crazy high... I blame EA. the 2K games you can buy individually for $20. more expensive than on console but totally worth it for bioshock or borderlands.