In the total cost of a PC, 32GB RAM is not that big a deal

I had the same thought, I wonder if it's PS4 Peter or PS5 Peter... Congrats on Insomniac getting their own dimension!

It only took this long but we’re finally at the point where major games come out on Switch day and date...

What we didn't see: A Bloodborne remake by Bluepoint or a Bloodborne sequel 😭

There goes my publicity. Unintended Air Horn was the name of my band

I would gladly pay $6000 for a Bloodborne Bluepoint remake

This is generally the difference between consoles and PC.

Demon's Souls is so good, it constantly has me wishing they would do the same with Bloodborne

There's still Nintendo. Sony and MS are just competing for second place.

It's the other way around. Game Pass was made to compete with PSNow, which predated it by 3 years.

If Sony wants FPSes they should bring back Killzone and Resistance and MAG. If they want online games they should bring back Socom.

Anything is better than the barren first two years of Xbox Series. Launching with no new first party games, that must be the first in console history. The N64 had more new first party content in its first two years than the Series, and that console was famous for unbearable droughts.

Hope it comes to PSVR like their past games did!

It doesn’t matter who you hang with, it’s the people coming for you just because they think they can make a name for themselves and get something out of it.

It’s giving him and his supporters way too much oxygen IMO, same with all the Zuckerberg stories

I really don't care what is going on with this company or with Twitter

I am holding them to a higher standard. That's why I'm not going to pick up FF16. It's looking more and more like generic fantasy. They've lost their way with this series.

Also no more click-through screens... On many Ubisoft and Lego games there are screens where you are shown trailers and DLC links before you get to pick new game/load game/quit game

Haha, that law has been declared dead so many times but they keep finding new ways to go forward, like 3D chiplets

Amazing what's possible on 9 year old hardware