No joke, until today I thought Oldsmobile was a derogatory slang term for an old and probably unrealiable car and not, well, an actual brand.

It’d be hilarious if his name was changed to High Noon so that he’d be CONSTANTLY reciting his own name.

What’s the difference between this and Night Mode on Twitter?

LOVE the use of the Vita’s D-Pad, that thing was amazing!

I thought the reason why they were selling out was the chip shortage + scalpers. A sale’s a sale, right?

it lets developers put in something crazy for the try-hards, since it won’t be denying Xbox players a platinum.

The Song of the Deep Trophy list was hecking easy too!

Yeah I remember a streamer I follow playing the game at launch, they activated the cinematic mode, and their horse immediately ran off a cliff and they both died.

These horses have even crashed into players, sending them flying into the air.

This guy obviously doesn’t believe in the Plane on a Conveyor Belt theory

I think Fairlady GT and Fairlady Super are more exciting cars.

I’d say the main thing World Cup 98 has going for it is the presentation. Outside of the kit branding, it had videos for each stage of the tournament and pre-match summaries of your journey so far by the commentators. It felt so much more of an occasion in that game compared to the “oh yeah guess you won lol” feel of…

This is good, the first Moss was entirely too short.

I don’t need 4K for my Switch either but you can tell when the visuals and especially the performance of games are limited by why it’s capable of.

Considering you have to pay for patches, it’s possible that Sony waives the usual patch fee, letting Insomniac continually put out updates for Ratchet PS4 and Miles Morales as they improve their engine in their later games.

The part that astonished me about the game is how, unless you zoom in with Photo Mode, every single texture in the game holds up. It’s NUTS.

I think you mean 5% of PlayStation users are enjoying it. I think the attach rate for Rift Apart is a bit more than that!

Agreed. If you want to catch up, relive or just see Ratchet & Clank’s story for the first time, you need a PlayStation 3, and even then the PS2 ports aren’t that great with numerous visual bugs and errors.

I still remember that feeling of betrayal when I found out that one GT2 replay took up ALL FIFTEEN BLOCKS

If you really feel like you need to start with an earlier game, you have an easy avenue to play the previously most recent Ratchet game, provided you also subscribe to PS Plus.