Poll: *The Official PlayStation (PS5/PS5 Pro) Thread*

Will you be buying a PS5 Pro on release?

  • Yes

    Votes: 52 15.0%
  • No (not at £700 Lol)

    Votes: 198 57.2%
  • No (other)

    Votes: 78 22.5%
  • Pancake

    Votes: 18 5.2%

  • Total voters
    346
So how does that work then? You need the PS4 disc in the drive in order to purchase for $10 and then play it from the disc from that point on? What's to stop you borrowing a disk from someone else?
 
So how does that work then? You need the PS4 disc in the drive in order to purchase for $10 and then play it from the disc from that point on? What's to stop you borrowing a disk from someone else?
You'll need the disc in the drive everytime you play the upgraded game. I guess its doing a licence check.
 
Never played Days Gone first time around, worth it?

Am I right in thinking it's an open worldy zombie fest? I'd be up for that.
They're 'freakers' apparently.... basically zombies, but iirc, the Devs got a bit touchie about calling them zombies; there also seemed to be some (faux or otherwise) outrage about the race of these zombies :rolleyes:

The game, for me, was really hard to finish - I tried about 3 or 4 times to get into it; and every time it lasted a few hours at most, before I just deleted it. I couldn't put an exact finger on it, but it just wasn't very good; your character is pretty unlikable, he also won't shut up - all throughout the game he's mumbling to himself in various situations, worse when in combat.

The story just felt a bit meh, it had a few veins to it, but it was all pretty much the same thing. The only slightly fun bit, was to hoardes - but once you'd done a couple of them, you ended up not bothering (or at least I did).

I unlocked a silenced M4 rifle doing something, quite enjoyed using that against enemy camps etc, but the whole bike thing wasn't really all it was cracked up to be - even now you see people talking about the handling and impact it has on the game; it's simply not that much of a 'thing'. Upgrades and whatnot are ok, the only real impact they have is being able to be slightly better at outrunning zombie animals - I never saw a tangible difference between the loude and quiet pipes mind you.

I can see why it wasn't well received - a classic case of style over substance
 
Never played Days Gone first time around, worth it?

Am I right in thinking it's an open worldy zombie fest? I'd be up for that.
Fantastic game. Well Worth playing. Only criticism is, it’s slightly on the long side. But! I like long games so it was fine. Also, if you play, upgrade your bikes petrol tank asap

Really liked Deacon as a character. He would mutter to himself a lot, but most of it was actually rather funny.
 
Mixed opinions then! :cry:

Maybe for the list of games to pick up when on offer but from the feedback I'll definitely now hunt a few vids out to see if it's an instant yay/nay. Thanks guys.
 
Fantastic game. Well Worth playing. Only criticism is, it’s slightly on the long side. But! I like long games so it was fine. Also, if you play, upgrade your bikes petrol tank asap

Really liked Deacon as a character. He would mutter to himself a lot, but most of it was actually rather funny.
I really wished there was one upgrade for the bike that automatically could cut wires that were stretched across the road randomly then you get attacked. They were a pain and pretty difficult to see until it was too late. Having them be a bit more creative with the ambushes would have been better as well..
 
I really wished there was one upgrade for the bike that automatically could cut wires that were stretched across the road randomly then you get attacked. They were a pain and pretty difficult to see until it was too late. Having them be a bit more creative with the ambushes would have been better as well..
Hated the snipers getting magic trick shots on me while I’m going like 70mph through thick brush and trees. Was totally unrealistic.
 
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