If there's even one game that I want that's only available in physical form, then I'm keeping my consoles.
I only briefly dabbled in emulators and such when I was into PC gaming. That was a good option if you couldn't get a game any other way. I had MAME running at one point so I could play Sky Shark, which isn't available in it's arcade perfect form.
It seems like anything that's already on PSN will be there, but I wonder what it takes to make a disc game streamable. If there's processing to be done, and money required to do that, than maybe the library will be more limited.
For me lag is not acceptable in any game. It's the one thing that has to be perfect to get me on board.
I couldn't help thinking of whether Microsoft would stream the service on the Xbox One. Ha! Fat chance of that happening.
I know. We won't need any Sony systems if this works well.
I'm not sure I want to get rid of any of my physical stuff, but then I remember what happened to my CDs and DVDs. I've got iTunes and Netflix now.
For the last month I've had to hear about Last of Us on every podcast I listen to over and over again. I don't hate the game. It's seems pretty good. I almost bought it too, but it's reliance on stealth has me worried I won't like it.
I think Naughty Dog is doing another Uncharted now, so this might have been just a one time project; although, Last of Us did amazingly well in sales, so we might see a sequel sometime.
The next game could be a return to tradition and be called Tomb Raider: Reboobbed.
They are going to have to make very many Tomb Raider games that don't emphasize her physique to make up for all the previous ones. This new one is a good start. One good game does a lot more to change her image than several bad ones.
Shows how much I know about Kirby games. I really want to play Epic Yarn though. Love the graphics in that game.
I wish I'd gotten the collector's edition for Demon's Souls. I got that game day-one and could have done it.
I just saw this at my comic store today on the shelf.
