It's PlayStation's 25th anniversary in North America. They will make an announcement... of some themes and avatars. 🤣
Can't wait for a Fall guys avatar.
It's PlayStation's 25th anniversary in North America. They will make an announcement... of some themes and avatars. 🤣
A blog post and a theme. That's all ;)It's PlayStation's 25th anniversary in North America. They will make an announcement... of some themes and avatars. 🤣
Both 399€ or 429€ is my prediction, I'm probably wrong though. My idea is that the digital edition only exists at launch so that Sony has a cheaper average BOM and can sell the PS5 cheaper.Since MS went first, here are two options I can see now happening
1) PS5 DE - $399/ PS5 - $449
2) PS5 DE - $399/ PS5 - $499
Where did they say that?Sony literally said that there will be no PS5 announcement this week, and people still expect something tomorrow. Wow...
in the blog post about PSVR yesterday
And for the rest of Europe (especially France and Germany), shipping won't cost 20€ for most country's.
Haven't you heard? Sony called GAME Guildford right after the XSS leak!Sony literally said that there will be no PS5 announcement this week, and people still expect something tomorrow. Wow...
Yup! Next week is showtime!I don't expect any news this week regarding price unless Sony was literally just waiting for MS to make the move and they want to announce via Tweet/presser and not event.
Definitely going to be a massive sequel if the first is any indication. And fingers crossed we get a Gravity Rush 3. Man, I can dream. The series deserves at least 1 more entry before bowing out. Two just feels like such a mean tease!
Great post btw. Can't wait to see what Bend will do with Days Gone 2.Yeah, Days Gone is interesting for me, because I was initially cool on it, despite enjoying SCE Bend's games in the past. I just wasn't sold on the open world zombie setting. I want to say it was during one of the gameplay demos where I was like, "Okay, this looks pretty cool, I may give it a try after all," then I ended up seeing it for, like, $40 physical copy on Amazon or something, and pulled the trigger. I'm glad I did. There are a few standout things to note about Days Gone in my opinion:
1) It has a pretty slow start. The opening of the game is all about establishing characters, and setting tone. To me, it was no different than Red Dead Redemption's slow as molasses start, but I found myself more intrigued by Day's Gone. On the surface, the narrative is pretty simple and straight forward. That leads me to 2.
2) It's more than just a Son's of Anarchy version of The Last of Us. Deacon is such an unlikable prick at the start of the game, and it's easy to be turned off by his character. Him and Boomer are about what you'd expect from two Biker Gang bros, but over the course of the narrative, there is a clear character arc for Deacon, and even before the credits rolled, he had grown on me significantly. The narrative itself is pretty grand in scope, and covers a lot of territory both character wise, and geographically. I was genuinely into the story once that initial few hours of hand holding were over, and I was able to just explore the world at my own pace. The various paths the story takes were intriguing and compelling, and actually surprised me, which I wasn't expecting from a "generic zombie game."
3) The gameplay is the unsung hero of this game. What I said about The Last of Us meets Sons of Anarchy is actually apt here. Scrounging around for supplies to craft upgrades was definitely reminiscent of TLOU, but in an open world. I really enjoyed that, to be honest. I always felt like I was scraping by in many combat encounters, because resources felt scarce, and whether fighting humans or infected, it felt tense. The gunplay and melee options are also really fun, and add some nice risk/reward and strategy to combat. Later weapons, both melee and ranged, are also incredibly fun and satisfying to use. There was also a nice amount of emergent gameplay when you take into account the wandering hordes of zombies and bandits/factions/wildlife, so the world felt very alive. Taking out hordes of hundreds of zombies is so tense and scary, and I never felt too much like an unstoppable badass, even with a fully kitted out arsenal. I mean, I still felt badass, but not superhero badass lol.
It was also beautiful to traverse. I initially was underwhelmed by the world design, because I thought the location looked too samey to me. After playing Horizon Zero Dawn, I appreciated a world map that had visually distinct areas, to the point where you knew exactly where on the map you were simply because the environment was so artistically different (Ghost of Tsushima is the latest game that does that so remarkably well). I was pleasantly surprised to learn that, yeah, that initial area is massive, leading to the impression that this one locale that looks very similar across its massive landmass, but other areas in the game are very much visually distinct, and easy to get an idea of where on the map you are.
The bike is so much fun to use and drive around, and the controls both on foot and on bike are really smooth and enjoyable. Upgrading your bike with better handling, boost speed, armor, gas tanks, etc, was something I didn't think I'd care that much about, but in a way, your bike is your lifeline, so it became a vitally important aspect of the game, and I found myself liking the process of upgrading my bike and testing out its new functionality.
For me, personally, Days Gone is a sleeper hit. A game that, for most of us, didn't have a lot of high expectations, but managed to surprise me in how enjoyable of an experience it is. I definitely plan on revisiting on PS5 at some point. There were still a few things I didn't finish, but I kind of want to just start a new game, maybe on easy, just to take it all in. I think if you can weather the first 2 or 3 hours of the game, you'll be pleasantly surprised at how much fun it is.
We eating good today famimagine sleeping hungry and tired and waking up to a banquet lunch. that's what it's like right now
Windows Central already leaked the price of $499.Concerning prices, how nuclear apocalypse meltdown this site if MS could go straight and announce $399 for Series X?
Some/most could say it's "IMPOSSIBLE" but hey, I'm sure craziest things could/already happen in this industry.
lol|OT13| The One With the Price and Release Date. Of Xbox ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
|OT13| The One With the Price and Release Date. Of Xbox ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I know, I just thought the possibility of 'last minute change' by them.
825GB you mean. If the DE is 1TB it surely won't be $399.That 1 TB DE looking even more appealing now that XSS is only 512
That 1 TB DE looking even more appealing now that XSS is only 512
I dont think he means fast transition thru price tho, more on value and faster 1st party games turn around.My bet is 349$ for PS5 Digital and 399$ for PS5. Betting on Jim Ryan statement about fast transition to next-gen.
They said there will be no PS5 news as part of their "PSVR Spotlight" promotion not that there will be no PS5 news this week.Sony literally said that there will be no PS5 announcement this week, and people still expect something tomorrow. Wow...
Ah yeah forgot it was a weird number!
Seriously plus the fact there's no drop off in any other specs unlike the XSS, easy no brainerIn terms of value if the DE $399 it going to kill the XSS in value in places like Europe.
You looking at a $100 more more a faster SSD that bigger and over 2.5 times the power and a more tech out controller .