No issues ... literally ever. Whether that be on console or PC. Heck, even years ago using a plasma TV ( for console gaming ) I never had any "burn in" ... but I was more careful with that technology. I've seen more issues from people who watch TV for hours on end ... with a logo perpetually on the screen ( that does burn in ).Nice, all I've ever seen on monitor reviews was the opposite, LTT is always showing burn in and then how to combat it with built in tools on the monitor etc, this was awhile I saw this mind - in the last 3-4 years I want to say? He had the taskbar etc burnt in and bits of Google Docs or Word's interface showing
What about if you get carried away and end up for playing 4+ hours straight?
The last game you completed, and rating (Console Edition)
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Is that good experience you've had been with a single OLED, or multiple over the years?
I wonder why people are always so scared of burn-in then?
Yeah, TV with a static logo/the time etc, would be one that would worry me!
I've had multiple OLEDs ( 5 I think ) and never had a problem with any of them.
So a busy HUD with multiple things everything such as Forza, played for 4-6 hours in 1 sitting frequently wouldn't do any harm?
I like to properly get immersed for hours when I finally do sit down with a game, without worrying about a time limit, I do try play HUD-less when it suits the game, but when there is a HUD I need to keep on display, I'll play on a monitor.
Nice, just upgraded after many years or did you own them for shorter timespans?
I like to play HUD-less as well but I’ve played many games at 100 hours plus with a HUD enabled with no issue. Playing Tears of the Kingdom right now at 90 hours with full HUD. LG CX OLED. The only burn in I’ve ever had was the Sky pause through a plasma display.
Is that lengthy sessions without having a break, ala 4 hours at a time or longer, each time? As I like to not have a time limit and play for hours at a time
Oh same. If I wake up early I can do 4-6 hours easily with something like Zelda. Maybe more sometimes.Is that lengthy sessions without having a break, ala 4 hours at a time or longer, each time? As I like to not have a time limit and play for hours at a time
I remember starting Halo Infinite at 10-11PM on a Friday, and finishing it by lunchtime Saturday
joys of blackout curtains haha!
The UI, the baby management, seemingly having to hold the trigger buttons for most of the traversal and the combat. I think I’ve made it maybe 8-10 hours in.
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You managed twice as much as I did lol.
Recently finished Dying Light properly, as I completed forgot about the DLC story the first time. Now finished another playthrough of Subnautica, which I love. Trying to avoid buying another game on sale as I really need to get through some non screen based activities.
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I've just finished playing through:
Atomic Heart
DLC 1: Annihilation Instinct
DLC 2: Trapped in Limbo
DLC 3: Enchantment Under the Sea
I played the main game on release on gamepass and quite enjoyed it. When it came up for offer on the PlayStation store, I bagged a copy with the DLC content.
This game is far from perfect but I just really enjoy it. It's a weird and wonderful world and has some brilliant lore and story aspects.
It's pretty linear and that helps to keep my interest on track.
The main game is probably 6/10, but if like me you enjoy the world and the concept then it's easily an 8/10. Some issues include no sprint / run mechanic and clunky movement (especially annoying for boss fights),
DLC 1 was not so great. 4/10
DLC 2 was a total lolwut thing, but was actually one of the best things I have played in ages. Really enjoyed it! 8/10
DLC 3 was a return to normal game style and continued the story. Pretty good DLC compared to the first but I enjoyed it less than the 2nd
7/10
Looking forward to concluding the story with DLC 4, and I also hear there may be a 2nd game on the way too.
Atomic Heart
DLC 1: Annihilation Instinct
DLC 2: Trapped in Limbo
DLC 3: Enchantment Under the Sea
I played the main game on release on gamepass and quite enjoyed it. When it came up for offer on the PlayStation store, I bagged a copy with the DLC content.
This game is far from perfect but I just really enjoy it. It's a weird and wonderful world and has some brilliant lore and story aspects.
It's pretty linear and that helps to keep my interest on track.
The main game is probably 6/10, but if like me you enjoy the world and the concept then it's easily an 8/10. Some issues include no sprint / run mechanic and clunky movement (especially annoying for boss fights),
DLC 1 was not so great. 4/10
DLC 2 was a total lolwut thing, but was actually one of the best things I have played in ages. Really enjoyed it! 8/10
DLC 3 was a return to normal game style and continued the story. Pretty good DLC compared to the first but I enjoyed it less than the 2nd
7/10Looking forward to concluding the story with DLC 4, and I also hear there may be a 2nd game on the way too.
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completed Metroid Dread (Nintendo Switch) on the normal setting. damn those bosses are frustrating until you learn them
going to try the game again on hard mode to get my monies worth plus it's a great little game
going to try the game again on hard mode to get my monies worth
plus it's a great little gameGod of War story complete, probably wont bother with the Dwavern favours or killing all the Valkyries. I killed two during the game and they took me long enough.
I’m not a big fan of the lore and the setting but man what a game. It's pretty much perfect isn't it? Sound and graphics are up there with the best, the feeling you get of scale is quite amazing. Big things feel really big, my whole room was rumbling when the giant serpent was speaking. Combat is customisable, fluid and so very satisfying - there ain't nothing like ripping a horn from a trolls head. Kratos feels powerful without ever being OP, I feel the difficulty curve is spot on and often in games like this you end up being over levelled towards the end but they have it right here. Excellent. 10/10
I’m not a big fan of the lore and the setting but man what a game. It's pretty much perfect isn't it? Sound and graphics are up there with the best, the feeling you get of scale is quite amazing. Big things feel really big, my whole room was rumbling when the giant serpent was speaking. Combat is customisable, fluid and so very satisfying - there ain't nothing like ripping a horn from a trolls head. Kratos feels powerful without ever being OP, I feel the difficulty curve is spot on and often in games like this you end up being over levelled towards the end but they have it right here. Excellent. 10/10
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Presumably this is Ragnarok? I tried the first of the rebooted series and it was fine but nothing special. But based on this I need to try Ragnarok!