It will be, it is the fear of missing out... whilst everyone else is playing it
I am torn, but think I am going to wait (as hard as it may be!)
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It will be, it is the fear of missing out... whilst everyone else is playing it
I am torn, but think I am going to wait (as hard as it may be!)
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I heard the progress/save game of your Spiderman MM won't carry over.
It will, but save data from the original game won't.
Interchangeable covers are awesome.
I think people could get really creative with this, vinyl coatings, powder coatings, multi-color-panels, etc.
Myself I'm gonna be going with a digital only version, but holding out till I can get/mod an all-black look on the console and controller.
I think people could get really creative with this, vinyl coatings, powder coatings, multi-color-panels, etc.
Myself I'm gonna be going with a digital only version, but holding out till I can get/mod an all-black look on the console and controller.
It will be, it is the fear of missing out... whilst everyone else is playing it
I am torn, but think I am going to wait (as hard as it may be!)
I'm waiting too.
I am picking up Valhalla, Watch Dogs and Sackboy at launch and Ratchet & Clank soon after. I'm sure I'll keep myself occupied until the PS5 version comes out.
I was more talking about the newer games coming out like Cyberpunk etc, I know the backwards compatibility will be for the majority of the older library.
I'd still get the PS5 over the Pro as it looks like all PS4 games will work with it, and you can buy the newer games when you're ready.
Yes but not right away. You buy the PS4 version now and then at some point in time you'll get the PS5 native version for free, which should have 4K resolution, 60fps and faster loading.
Seeing as games are looking to be £60+, isn't it better to get the cheaper PS4 version and play it when the upgrade comes?
I probably won't be getting the PS5 at launch, so this is a better option for people like me who are looking to wait a little bit
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As far as I can make out, the PS5 sleeved version of AC:Valhalla is the PS5 version and the PS4 sleeved version is the PS4 version but if installed on PS5 would download the PS5's updated version (this should be obvious?).
Ubi (thankfully) are going the 'smart delivery' approach on their titles but also making PS5 sleeved versions for people who care about things like that.
Ubi (thankfully) are going the 'smart delivery' approach on their titles but also making PS5 sleeved versions for people who care about things like that.
As far as I've seen they are the same price, physical. On Amazon at least.
In all honesty if deciding between a ps4 pro and ps5, unless one of the very few launch titles interests you I would get a ps4 pro and wait for the ps5 slim or ps5 pro before going the ps5 route.
I am not sure where this craze to buy a console on launch day comes from. (although I have ordered a series S lol).
I am not sure where this craze to buy a console on launch day comes from. (although I have ordered a series S lol).
It's almost as clear as mud 
There isn't anything at launch which excites me so AC:V was at least something I could enjoy on day 1 with the full PS5 bells and whistles. Various comments here and there suggested this may not have been the case and in fact the "enhanced" PS5 version would come later ...
There isn't anything at launch which excites me so AC:V was at least something I could enjoy on day 1 with the full PS5 bells and whistles. Various comments here and there suggested this may not have been the case and in fact the "enhanced" PS5 version would come later ...
What confuses me is that surely it cant be that difficult? Just put the resolution up and change the settings from medium to ultra like you'd do on a PC and make sure it runs at a good framerate.It's almost as clear as mud
There isn't anything at launch which excites me so AC:V was at least something I could enjoy on day 1 with the full PS5 bells and whistles. Various comments here and there suggested this may not have been the case and in fact the "enhanced" PS5 version would come later ...
Yes, my mind was elsewhere, mainly thinking about such titles as Cyberpunk 2077, Borderlands 3, The Witcher 3 which all have unknown dates for PS5 native versions.
The main difference would appear to be that the PS5 version will only require the inevitable day one patching, the PS4 version will require an entire download of the PS5 version.