You may know the story by now. In February 2013, Sony revealed the PlayStation 4 and announced a Holiday release window. On the one hand, many of us were awed by the games on display. On the other, we were skeptical as to whether Sony would actually make the release, much less deliver even half the games it showed off.
A little-known game Puppeteer is on this list for the best PS3 platformers.
Puppeteer is really good. Nobody played it because it came out right before PS4 came out. When I went to pick up Puppeteer from GameStop some people were trading in their old consoles for PS4 preorder.
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DriveClub, the legendary PS4 racer from shuttered Runcorn studio Evolution, has such an interesting story.
Originally announced alongside the PS4, the game had been intended as a launch title – we even played it in a big London church Sony had rented to showcase the new system prior to its release.
Evolution was done dirty... DC is still the most stunning visual game of its generation. They certainly deserved better in the end.
Loved it.
Now here's a game that would benefit from a remaster.
4K, 60 FPS
I'd buy it.
Brilliant game, I really miss it, and it deserved so much better than what Sony did to it.
Most important reason I liked it; It was FUN. That’s it. The actual gameplay,throwing a car around corners, the challenging AI opponents, the entertaining tracks which were peak-design, etc etc, it was above all just FUN to play.
Insomniac has confirmed that a PS5 port for 2014's Sunset Overdrive is not currently planned due to a focus on Marvel's Wolverine.
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(well, they're likely also working with Nixxes for the inevitable Spider-Man 2 PC port as well)
This is new…it pretty much confirms it can happen eventually.
I thought Microsoft had publishing rights or something
“It is important to note that Xbox owns the publishing rights to Sunset Overdrive.
Therefore, a PS5 port would need to be approved by Microsoft.”
I said this eight days ago and got disagrees.
It really is hard to say which is the number one console to own for the holidays. With the same third party support for both consoles it comes down to the exclusives, online capabilities, and benefits of the online services. If you are a fan of Playstation exclusives and are a fan of indie games, PS4 is the way to go. If you are more interested in Microsofts exclusives, want a more refined online experience, and the quantity of "free" games is less of a factor, the Xbox One would be better. There is no right answer to which is better, it all comes down to personal preference. If you can budget it, buy both.
Hate this stigma. It's like Xbox fans think if they say it enough times it will come true. This ain't Oz people you can tap your slippers and say it as many times as you want but it isn't coming true because as listwar.com will quantitatively show you this is COMPLETELY subjective! A man owns PS4 and WiiU and the thought of buying an Xbox One never is really that appealing but if he were a huge Halo fan he's sure it would be VERY enticing. Now on one hand a man is very against the mold in that respect (for buying a WiiU). On the other he's very with it (PS4 is the MOST popular by far now). Bottom line, the masses are saying it is NOT the console to own and ratings and games that have come out don't say that either. Sorry but it just isn't.
Xbox One has a great Line Up and Xbox LIVE and the OS Gets better and better, monthly updates, great games, Phil Spencer and Halo?? cmon now you know whats up
Xbox has the best games for the holidays definitely the console to own.