Analog Addiction Writes: "We all already know about the PS4 announcements, heck we practically were at the conference. From the new DualShock 4, to the “Share” feature, to the specs, to the “Eye”, to the no backwards compatibility, to the everything else! The Playstation 4 has intrigued many gamers even with how little we know; heck we don’t even know what the console looks like!
But, as we all are coming around to the next generation of gaming let’s not forget Nintendo already has their foot out the door with their system out and running, the Wii U. It is practically a fact that many people do not own a Wii U (evidenced by the 55,000 sales over the past month) but does this mean anything right now? No, is the answer, in case you were wondering, to the previous question. The Wii U, while out for about three months now, has massive potential as do all the other new consoles, but you know what makes the Wii U different? Games…well for now."
This week Gareth, Justin, and Michael at Skewed and Reviewed look at the recent Rage 2 and Call of Duty: Black Ops IIII reveals. They talk about the pending Battlefield V reveal and discuss if Nintendo is facing an issue with demand and a wave of AAA exclusives coming to PlayStation.
Prey rumor 4:42
Rage 2 5:32
Black Ops 4 9:32
The Division 2 17:32
Battlefield 5 22:23
Looking forward to it. Curious to see if Battlefield 5 closes ground on COD due to a campaign.
Which Playstation 4 titles do you need in your library? MenStuff takes a look at the best of the bunch of Sony's console.
Tom Clancy died in 2013. This may come as a surprise to many players of Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege, which was released two years after his death in 2015. Clearly, Clancy had very little to do with making the game - so why is his name emblazoned across the packaging?
Nice read!
I recall early 1998 eagerly waiting for Rainbow Six and I too recall wondering who Tom Clancy was.
I did read Hunt for Red October and half attempted to read some of his other books.
I ended up sticking to the games.
His Rainbow Six book was my favorite, Hunt for Red October not so much.
I really liked the start of Tom Clancy in games. The realism is what grabbed me, but then over the years it went to a arcade simulation crap mess it is today. Mostly saddened for how they butchered GR.
It's day one for me
Killzone: Shadow Fall and Driveclub being launch titles make it a "Hell yeah" for me getting it at launch. If Knack isn't a launch title it'll probably release a few months later, and inFamous: Second Son will most likely be a Spring 2014 game.
So those games make it well worth getting one this holiday
Yes
liking that controller
We'll see. I'm not entirely sold yet, but I am interested. I think the base is a little vague right now, but they have some neat ideas to keep an eye on. Price range and launch games are also something I would like to see.