If it adds enough improvements and multiplayer I could see it being worth it.
Especially if you didn't own a PS4.
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Now that Tlou2 got delayed will you wait for the ps5 version (or play it via ps5 BC)?
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If it adds enough improvements and multiplayer I could see it being worth it.
Especially if you didn't own a PS4.
This Christmas is my cut-off point for purchasing new current-gen games. I'll make do with deep discounts and PS+ freebies.
I always have the upmost confidence in the technical quality of Sony 1st Party games. But the extra juice of PS5 can't do any harm. As for 3rd Party stuff like Cyberpunk and Final Fantasy 7R - I expect the worst.
All will play, look & run better on PS5.
I always have the upmost confidence in the technical quality of Sony 1st Party games. But the extra juice of PS5 can't do any harm. As for 3rd Party stuff like Cyberpunk and Final Fantasy 7R - I expect the worst.
All will play, look & run better on PS5.
oh. i always thought spring ended in april lol at least for video game releases
They're still working on the assumption that PS5 can't play PS4 games and or that people want to rebuy a game on PS5 that they can already play on PS5.
Not a developer, so pardon my ignorance: Is it possible that a patch could make a PS5 version of TLoU2 utilize ray-tracing and other things that the PS4 isn't capable of? Or does that require significantly more work?
I think the better question to ask is, "Will you play it on the PS4 or wait until the launch of the PS5."
I can't imagine Sony selling a separate SKU; if they were really desperate for money then they would sell a Performance Patch DLC but I can't imagine the bad PR worth whatever money it would generate.
And this goes for all PS4 games releasing next year (FF VII: R, Nioh 2, etc).
I can't imagine Sony selling a separate SKU; if they were really desperate for money then they would sell a Performance Patch DLC but I can't imagine the bad PR worth whatever money it would generate.
And this goes for all PS4 games releasing next year (FF VII: R, Nioh 2, etc).
If there is one thing I learned from RDR2. People will post open spoilers in threads it's not relevant to.
Because it'll sell.
I'm sure it will, but they won't be forced to buy it.
I'm not a developer but it seems to me that adding a PS5 exclusive enhancement patch (unlock the framerate, higher quality textures) would be a cheaper way to 1) give TLOU2 longer legs and 2) to make the PS5 launch window more appealing than completely repackaging the game as a "remaster."
You would be right.
It would also be a selling point for the PS5 to tout how the big last-year PS4 games will get patches to look better at launch.
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Money. From what I have seen publishers and players really like Definitive Editions. I'm also waiting for the inevitable RDR2 and Death Stranding Definitive Editions.
if it only were that easy.
spoilers will come from everywhere, not just the spoiler thread, especially for a game you have been actively excited about online.
Didn't they say something like multiplayer is getting its own thing?
well Nintendo did it with Bowsers Inside story. (And nobody bought it, but it was released in 2019)
Selling remasters will undermine the value created by BC. It's an empirical question as to which provides Sony more value amd I don't have an answer to that, of course. But it seems like it would help the PS5 launch to say "hey look at this stuff you can already play and it's even better now!"
In which case you would just buy the game. I really hope they won't have us rebuy our library again for PS5 or Xbox Scarlet.
Maybe.
Depends on what else I'm playing at the time of release, e.g. if I already finished Doom and/or FFVII.
Depends on what else I'm playing at the time of release, e.g. if I already finished Doom and/or FFVII.
Almost definitely still the PS4 version. I'm leaning toward not early adopting PS5 if the exclusives are all or mostly cross gen.
The older I get the less I care about graphics and performance, I'm in no hurry to upgrade from my 1080p TV so that lessens some of the next gen bump etc.
The older I get the less I care about graphics and performance, I'm in no hurry to upgrade from my 1080p TV so that lessens some of the next gen bump etc.
I will get the PS4 version and probably love it and then if a PS5 version comes with an extra boost of performance and graphics will get that too.
