The easiest drive upgrade is to go the external route. You plug it in, format it and tell the PS4 to use it as the primary drive. My 2 TB internal is just about full so I bought a WD 6 TB USB 3 drive (5.5 after formatting) You can go as high as 8 TB for the external drive.
Nah I just need to buy a new external drive and download them again. A bit of a PITA but I'll get over it.
Great stuff Blake. Keep it going. It's fun to see.
I've heard the Wii-U as prototype for Switch thing so many times but it doesn't make any sense.
The Wii-U if anything was an attempt to move the dual screen success of the DS and 3DS to the TV. The Switch takes that concept and throws it out the window.
The Wii-U did not have a handheld unit you could take on the road with you. Well you could but it wouldn't do anything once it was more than about 30 feet from your TV and only while the console was turned on. The processing power is all in the unit attached to the TV, there is none in the Wii-U gamepad.
The Wii-U had games that utilized dual screens. The Switch has one screen, either the handheld unit or your television, there is no dual screen capability.
In short the Wii-U was a console with a gamepad that had a screen in it.
The Switch is a complete console with a screen in it that can be plugged into your TV or taken with you.
Anyway I'm glad you got one. Mine just pissed me off because the 250 GB external drive I had attached to it just puked and now I have to find another one. :)
In fact I may have a 30% code for it but I already have it in disc form.
Tokyo Mirage Sessions is great.
Yep, I've picked up a bunch of Neptunia games for Vita and PS4 because they were cheap. I havent really played any of them but I did check out the one I have for PS4, my son came in and asked me why I was playing one of "those games". LOL
Aahh yes, October, time to play scary stuff.
Hey, it's been a while. Good to hear from you. I'll take that code if it is still up for grabs
I'm not into online games either but I wanted the retro stuff hoping that it will continue to expand. I also ordered the wireless NES controllers but they don't ship until December. My son will use the online parts.
Nope $1.66 a month is spare change. The family membership is even cheaper because you can add 6 friends to a family group and it's $39.99 USD a year.
The downside being that only the person who originally sets up the family can buy the special offers. But for $5.71 a year what do you want? I only needed 2 people altogether so that's why I'm giving the others away.
