I know that they did not show any gameplay, but The Order: 1886 has my attention. I like the bright colours of the new shooters and would not mind killzone and destiny at some point. infamous is on my list, eventhough I never played the 2nd, and only finished a third of the first.
I read that too about whether or not PS+ is needed for free-to-play games. That is just confusing. Sony says that you need PS+ to play multiplayer games, but apparently free-to-play are not multiplayer...
My issue has to do with how useless the Kotaku article is. Sony answered the question, and then clarified it twice, yet that is not good enough for Kotaku. Sony are not changing the used game policy from the PS3 to the PS4. How is that not clear?
I tend to let my one brother borrow my games, but I do not see him coming into the next console generation. He has another kid on the way, and is finalizing buying a house. So, it should not affect me anymore.
I would like to hope that by the time they decide to kill the console, they will shut off the current policies so that we can keep playing after the fact. I will not hold my breath though.
to clarify, I am not afraid of this brave new world.
I do not think that I could do that anymore. One, maybe two games at a time. One console, one handheld.
I think that the price, sony exclusives, and the optional internet connection is what really sold me on the PS4. The used game issue is less of a concern to me. Unless I happen to buy a game that is a piece of crap, I probably would keep them all.
I was thinking about it last night, and it is true. The Xbox One is most likely the future of gaming. The only difference is that Microsoft is thrusting you there right now, and Sony will probably slowly transition there over the life of the PS4. The other big difference is that Microsoft just expects people to have a good enough internet connection. The next console cycle will probably be the perfect time for what Microsoft wants the future to be. Right now, I do not think so.
the colours are very appealing. Could that be why I am excited for these games?
If that is true there, I am glad that I did not head down to greenfield.
now is the toughest part, what game(s) to get at launch.
This is one of the games that I am most excited about. I love alternate histories, steampunk aesthetics and secret societies. I think that Ready at Dawn is up to the task of making a home console release.
