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That's pretty cheap for a good game.
Back in the 90s, Sega mega drive games were £45. Okay, development is very different now, and the industry has shifted, but it's interesting.
For what it's worth, I'd happily have paid £150 for slay the spire, and I'd still consider £200 cheap for diablo 2, which has given me thousands of hours of genuine enjoyment and interesting gameplay.
Has anyone played RE Village and can advise how much it will shit me up? I played and enjoyed 4 and 2 remake, hated 5, never played any others. I have PT on the PS4 and never finished it because I just can't make myself. Noped out of 7 as everyone said it was closer to PT than previous REs.
Where does RE8 sit on that scale??!
So I've now paid for a PS5 and I should get it in 2-3 weeks.
Now I need to work on convincing the wife that the TV could do with a 4K upgrade.
I’m so bored I might as well be listening to Pink Floyd
HDR colours/contrast and 60fps are absolutely noticeable, but it surprised me how little I care about resolution compared to those. Most PS5 games aren't full 4k anyway, or they have performance modes that push on RT and/or frame rates, which I invariably end up using because 60fps sis epic.
I get 100-120fps on my PC for CoD and stuff like that so 60fps will be slumming it!
Not that my monitors react that fast - but it's nice to know it's there!
I do need to sort out my wifi though. It's fine for most things but I get drops out as between the router and the lounge is a double thick wall with that high tech flat panel insulation that is layers of aluminium and stuff. So the signal has to bounce round all over the place before it gets there.
I'm very close to just hiring a big drill and running a cable through the wall and installing a couple of sockets and then hardwiring the consoles and TV box.
I’m so bored I might as well be listening to Pink Floyd
Sounds like 8 is generally not that bad other than one section that apparently rivals PT. I may try it but make sure I play that bit in the daytime with the lights on!
The pacing/difficulty spikes were a bit odd, for example you spend the majority of the game with your main attack on level 4 of 6, then just before the final boss you find the item to bring it up 2 levels, which makes the final boss (and the extra boss if you're going for the "good" ending) a bit of a pushover, I beat it on my second attempt and beat the extra boss first time.
Compared to some of the really tough bosses earlier in the game (particularly the 4th boss) it was strange.
The combat wasn't quite as sharp as the best of the genre either, with just a slight softness to the controls compared to Blasphemous or Hollow Knight. For the majority of the game it was good enough but would occasionally make a boss battle seem unbalanced/unfair. There are always save points right next to bosses though so you never had to do much grinding.
The leveling system seemed a bit pointless too, it just upscaled your damage output slightly, but didn't add anything else to the game. I reached level 94 and didn't bother getting up to level 100.
I'm looking forward to Silksong now.
Easy fun game, pick up and play and enjoyable for a quick 20mins sessions. Not the deepest of racing game, very arcade style which i like.
I like some format more than others, the demolition derby which i thought was quite fun to begin with ends up being my least favourite. It's not difficult per say but just quite dull, just hold steady until most of the other cars have caused most damage to each other and then go in and finish them off. You get more credit finishing a car off than causing the initial damage.
The best racing ones are the dirt ones, especially the high speed ones in a figure of 8. A sudden full speed side impact will ruin your day!
Although towards the end there are more races where the courses are brutal in themselves in that they are narrow, short, and some with lots of jumps which means your car is taking a beating if you land incorrectly on a jump. A few races i was the only car left by the virtue of all the AI just crashed out against each other.
Good fun, a bit easy, recommended if you want a racing game that doesn't need to try too hard.
I'm still on Miles Morales on PS5, really am enjoying it, after that I have Ratchet and Clank, and Fenyx Rising to do.