Ghost of Tsushima gives players all the romance and bloodshed of being a samurai, while moving them to meditate on the price one pays to fight against an occupying force, all within one of the most gorgeously rendered environments ever seen on a PlayStation 4.
May was a slow month for gaming and Ghosts Of Tsushima takes top spot for the month on the back of its Steam release
calipers are on bikes, its what you pull to brake. you mean caliber.
such as 'soul calibur'. the greatest game of all time,
I jest I jest. its pretty amazing on ps5 with the improved lighting and 60fps
@purple 101
Not personal but seeing as you called him out, its actually "calibre"
"the quality of someone's character or the level of their ability"
Edited for spelling lol
In case you want to know. It's #37 overall for the month of May and #21 on Xbox Series.
If they released Gran Turismo 7 for PC, it would break sales records because it is an online game.
I'd love to see Gran Turismo on PC but wouldn't it be easier to compromise the online? I don't know but maybe that's a reason it hasn't yet
I've been hoping Sony smells the cash and brings GT7 to Steam. Honestly would be my first purchase from Playstation directly since God of War (2018) arrived.
Well done Ghost of Tsushma, i am so happy for the talented people at Sucker Punch, all i need now is the sequel.
I wish PC getting good sales would make them continue to support the legends mode, I want to go back to it.
The PlayStation VR 2, launches on February 22, 2023. While there are currently 30 games ready for the day one launch, this upgrade to the original PSVR offers gamers a lot more technology. The PSVR 2 is an upgrade in every way, from the screen inside the headset to the controllers.
With PSVR 2's upgraded hardware and tech, new gaming experiences of the highest caliber could be on offer — and even some older ones, too.
First game on the list, Beat Saber, was confirmed on stage by Jim Ryan at their CES show case over a week ago now.
By combining the previous PlayStation Plus with its PlayStation Now game streaming platform and throwing in additional perks like a vastly expanded catalogue and game trials, Sony now has an all-around more robust subscription service.
Premium needs more content, and IMO it shouldn't have been a separate tier to begin with. It's a $20 difference per year to have PS1/PS2/PS3/PSP games on PS5. I'm sure the catalog will grown, and hopefully the emulation will improve as well.
But it could have been all included in Extra for $100/yr. Of they could have simply had Premium at $120/yr. and included more benefits.
I also don't know why they didn't just name the tiers after trophies. I get maybe they didn't want PS Silver and PS Gold to be in the same conversation as Xbox Silver and Gold, but they're vastly different.
PS+ should have been renamed to PS+ Bronze
PS+ Extra&Premium, should have been PS+ Silver
And Gold and Platinum could have been left for higher-tier options like additional monthly games, VR content, and other media / subscription services (EA Play, Crunchyroll, etc...).
But the Extra tier as is, is a solid start.
I agree premium should have simply been a love letter to their hard core fans not an excuse to proce gauge for controversial emulation and it certainly shouldn't cost as much as it does the games in this their retail for around $2 on sale on the old psn.
I:m not paying for extra or premium but $20 extra A YEAR is not a lot for getting streaming and some extra games. That's only $1.66 more a month
Paid $28+ to have premium for the next 172(About 160ish now).
As it stands, I'll probably just revert back to basic plan. But If Sony can add more PS1/PS2/PSP/PS3 classics and somehow figure out letting PS3 games being downloadable too, Than PS+ premium wouldn't be bad. Or they need to either lower the price or increase the value.
Also its strange every PS system is represented in some form except PS Vita.
One more thing I like to mention is game trials shouldn't be locked behind a paywall. The 1st trial I tried was WWE 2K22 and feel like something like this should be available to everybody.
"Premium" costs more than XGP Ultimate, and well......... it's worse. I wouldn't touch "premium" as it is now.
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Yeah... Xbox Game Pass Ultimate costs around $60 more per year than the highest PS Plus, it also has around 400 games less in the service.
As a person who appreciates the benefits of streaming; no downloading, no waiting, no disks, I'm enjoying premium. I'm not one to expect everything to be perfect so Sony has time to improve, while still making games, movies, music, electronics, etc. All the complaints don't make any sense to me, what you don't like, you can just find other means to fix. Don't have enough classic PS1/PSP games, get a Vita. Don't like streaming PS3 games, buy a PS3. Sony is just offering an option and it's being critiqued by people who aren't offering s***, so if you like it, get it, if not, don't. Simple
They do have time to improve, and I'm hopeful for it. But Playstations streaming services have been around via Now since 2014. A lot of (if not all) the streaming on Plus now, is identical to what is was back then. But eh, now it's all in one service and will reach a larger audience and with Xbox also doing it very well, maybe they will finally put more dev time in and make streaming that extra % better than it is.
I don't think it even matters what your connection speed is. if you have ultra fast 1 Gbps or higher or 50 Mbps I think there is a cap at the lower end of requirement and thats that, where it makes no difference, just as long as you reach the min. which kinda sucks :(
Actually, the streaming works flawlessly for myself and I've been playing whole games with no issues. With the PS3, PS4, and the Vita the same could not be said. Ultimately, I'm enjoying it greatly. For me, it's much better than having to download or insert disks. I used to love all my physical mediums until I experienced the convenience of just hitting start to play. I currently have business class Xfinity upload and download speeds exceed 1000mbps, not sure if that makes a difference.
Note: The library of PS3 games is robust and varied enough for everyone to find some form of enjoyment.
Pemium should be stream or download. This streaming shi7e is still not up to par no matter what your connection speed is or who has network bottlenecks or downtime (host or client).
The actual amount of content is pretty good, I just hope it keeps staying good and not the a recast if the usual PSN store sale chum.
Funny enough my internet is not very good and the PS3 streaming is great. It always sucked on ps now but since switching over it's felt like a disc is natively in the console
