Its called a counter-argument.

Took them long enough.

There is no PS5 native version.  That’s in the works.  The PS5 plays the PS4 version in backward compatibility mode.

I don’t know how badly the game performs on an original PS4 but on my Pro it looks fine and is quite smooth (in frame rate, if not animations).

Yes.

I haven’t figured out why some of you play the ‘regular’ way with pushing forward looking up. The stick moves like my head, you pull it back to look up, you push forward to look down. Same as the pitch on an aircraft.

The ones where you have to find hidden items to unlock a special vault in Horizon were just as bad.  But I have nothing against what he’s talking about in LBP at all.

It was actually very functional in the original release of Warframe but they changed all the button mappings later to no longer use it the same way.

I have a large library of PS4 games and a perfectly function (albeit loud) PS4 Pro, but I’d still love to upgrade just to keep playing those games faster and more quietly while silently upgrading some to their PS5 versions before new games are even the issue.

Why are people obsessed with war crimes?  Seriously?  How are you not?  If your family member went out and destroyed a bunch of peoples’ lives with your money, would you care?  I would expect Americans to care *more* about what their military does in their name.

I get why the tweet is unpopular or even why people might argue against it, but very bad? No. A very bad tweet is saying white people deserve to own slaves, or that women shouldn’t be allowed to vote.

Some of the biggest most beautiful bug fests in all of gaming.  What’s amazing is that they’re still totally worth playing despite the bugs.

What studio has done *better* since Microsoft acquired them?

Gross.  That is all.

Yeah, I really wish reviewers would include the math for people.

I have great respect for one of the old MMOs I used to play for selling their private server software so you can run your own. This is something I wish more of these companies would do so that fans could create their own worlds with friends when the global service isn’t profitable.

It helps if you realize most people don’t process payments directly at all; they pay some third party to do it. You have to trust Epic, plus their back-end software design, plus the company they transfer the credit info too, plus who they do business with. There are sometimes a lot of steps involved in CC transactions.

For one, I don’t trust every game company out there to do direct payments that are safe, secure and honest. I’d much rather have a third party involved, even if they’re taking a cut.
Secondly, there’s obvious issues here with avoiding paying the distributor by moving the cost off the purchase of the product and into…

My backlog would’ve stopped me until full backward compatibility was announced. Now I can just toss my old system and keep playing that backlog on the new one while also enjoying improved graphics and sound for the new games.

Lets say Sony pulls a PS3 and launches at $650. Yes. I think it would matter.