Anyone know if Hello Neighbour can be played on PSVR2?
It’s perfect for me I already purchased it on PC and it’s a game I would play more i think on console.
…remember when we were told a digital future would mean purchase would be cross-buy. That lasted all of 2 seconds if at all…
So stupid! I bought a Switch thanks to this plus a massive legitly purchased catalogue of games.
I wouldn’t have bought it if I hadn’t tried it out first. The system is surprisingly good. First Nintendo I’ve had since the N64.
Hey Sony (as well as every other company), how about instead of playing the victim card of “this has been an incredibly difficult decision but a necessity”. How about you publish your gross profit margin, share holders, corporate head annual salary increases and bonuses along side your pleadings for forgiveness…
Hell yes! most impressive and pro-consumer move Sony has made in years!!
I used to love this game. Got a Switch for my daughter for Christmas and I’ve played it more than her. I tried Goldeneye 64 but the configuration of the controls were awful. It was unplayable. Haven’t gone back to the n64 emulator since are all the N64 selection games awful to control. The other emulators are all great.
I’m gobsmacked by the PC support. Truly impressed. Let’s hope it turns out to be something worthwhile!
Honestly can’t wait!
I’m really struggling on the logic behind the idea they would lose out on a ton of software sales by allowing open psvr2 support on PC. How, where & why??
..But how then would management and shareholders continue to strangle the industry with their capitalist continual profit growth strategies???
/s
I much prefer a 1-10 scale but you’re absolutely right, for god only knows what reason, people just can’t fathom or understand what a 1-10 scale means these days. So a 1-5 scale would probably fix the issue despite its lack in range.
Not really, just the same as calling English people “Brits”. In fact it’s a more “correct “ terminology.
I’ve actually never in my life heard the term “Jap” used in a derogatory manner.
They tried to be the good guys. But when everyone else is gauging the prices up and getting away with it, they were always going to follow suit in the end. This is always what happens when people don’t stand up for themselves. You would think we’d understand this by now. Not in just the gaming industry but in every industry.
Have the game on PC and have played about 2 hours of it. Seem to remember it came out at a very busy time for game releases. Always wanted to go back to it but never have. Always feel like it needs me to put aside a large amount of time which I just don’t have anymore these days.
I’d love to be able to play/complete my games. People need to get it out of their heads that it’s a length or quality issue. It’s a time issue. Life is much different now than it used to be. People used to be able to have a life outside of work. That’s just not possible anymore, free time is a pipe dream to most people.
Developers would love to charge you for shorter games. Don’t let them push that agenda.
Apparently I’ve heard the anti-cheat DRM behaves more like a Rootkit. Which is staggering considering how much trouble Sony got into previously with trying to hide rootkits in their media. Which I’m old enough to still remember.
??? I’ve been playing the demo on the switch with my daughter for a couple of weeks now.
It’s actually pretty good….i went to buy her it thinking it would be no more than £15 maybe £20 at a push… £50 is beyond an absolute joke though! I laughed my ass off at the price and told her she wasn’t getting it. That’s an intentional pricing move to take advantage of kids.
I’ve literally just noticed that “Sony Pictures Core” PS+ movie selection has been updated and there was a FF film added. Is it this one? I’ve switched it off now so can’t be bothered to go back and check.
I’ve watched one of the FF films in the past and it was actually pretty good.
“Influencers” are a cancer to not only the industry but society as a whole. They should all climb back under the rock they came from.
The people who created their position should be ashamed of themselves and share the blame.
If you’re trying to tell me servers for a game are costing you 6 million. I’m going to tell you you’re a fking liar!
Not sure what logic is supposed to be backed up by this argument. Whether the hack is true or not it’s likely they’ve got all the same information whether you’ve ever bought games or even whether you play them or not. As with the majority of these industry hacks. Going back to Steam literally makes absolutely zero difference to the situation… and it’s not even like Steam has never been hacked either…. I don’t get it.