"One year ago today, the PlayStation 4 was released in North America. When we took a look at it in our original review, we lauded the console for its "masculine chassis" that could "compete for visual attention" in your living room, a controller that's "damn close" to being perfect and a user interface that marks a "massive improvement" over the PlayStation 3's. But games are the thing that can make or break a system and, while the initial games lineup had a few bright spots, the system had few "satisfying game experiences available at launch." Regardless, we called the PlayStation 4 "worth your hard-earned money" and said it was off to "a hell of a start.""
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Bought this game like 2 years ago and have yet to play it. I was about to yesterday night, but decided to plow through my existing ff7 rebirth play through instead. But this is next up.
You see, and this is how an invented narrative becomes a perceived reality. Luckily it didn't effect sales though.
I'm loving mine. Just wish battery life was better.
Man ps4 batery life sucks
The funniest one was the one from Gamespot. They made a video about the PS4 and the people from Gamespot were like: "i don't have a PS4", "I play on PC", "I don't want a PS4", "I have an Xbox One". Hell, why do the video at all??
/facepalm
Amazing console