I'm still doing all my gaming on PS4, because even with portable systems, I end up just playing at home anyway.
However, the no load times thing sounds might nice.
I'm still doing all my gaming on PS4, because even with portable systems, I end up just playing at home anyway.
However, the no load times thing sounds might nice.
Designs like the Dark Streak always remind me of Judas Priest album covers. Painkiller, specifically.
It was pretty much a perfect rental for me. I miss those ...
If I had a 4KTV, I'd love an XBOX ONE X. It's just too bad purchasing that all at once would be WAY too heavy a pricetag for me.
In the meantime, I have to admit Xbox One does BC and certain functional things way better than PS4, but I'm just so much more drawn to the exclusive that exist on PS4.
However, I've only ever owned a 360 controller (for Steam games), but never a Microsoft console. It's all Nintendo for me, my brother's Sony consoles and then PS4. I kind of want an original XBOX though.
Counterintuitively, I think I'd finish more games if I had them on the go.
Deadpool is a surprisingly fun game, but don't leave it on the kiddie pile.
I didn't know Injustice 2 was $20. Well, then.
I remember Road Rash on N64, but not Roadsters. Interesting.
I've never played Overwatch. I just don't really get the appeal, honestly.
I dunno if you'd like it. There are some tiny platforms even early on. For veteran platformers, it's not too hard, but I was having some trouble timing certain things when I played on PS4.
Oh, that's cool.
And stay away from Shovel Knight: Specter of Torment. Some of the mechanics are fun, but seem to pick and choose when they want to work.