Nick from GamersFTW writes:
"Let’s face it, everyone wants a TV that will make games look their best, often times price is the biggest limiting factor, but what else should a gamer look at in deciding what television they should buy for their shiny new PS4 and Xbox One? I will go through some of those things and also what to do before even starting a game up to get the absolute best picture out of your games."
A Sony spokesperson has stated that closures aren’t on the docket for Bend and Bluepoint, and that PlayStation is currently working with both studios to figure out what’s next with them.
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Yeah this is great news. I want too worried because they only mentioned cancellation and nothing else. But, its good to get clarification.
Well I’d hope not considering you’re the ones who stuck them with live service bs.
This. In most cases employees are only doing what management advised. Which makes it more irritating when execs are rarely ever laid off. Even more so when you realize that firing one is about as cost saving as dozens of devs.
Exactly. Firewalk brought it on themselves - they were doing Concord before Sony bought them. But these studios were told to move in this direction.
LG showed off their impressive bendable game monitor that changes configuration at the press of a button at CES 2025.
The Outerhaven writes: LG's 5K Bendable OLED Monitor at CES 2025 is amazing to see up close and personal, along with some info from the LG rep who was on hand.
This story is not a duplicate. I have actual info from the LG reps about the monitor, not just a video.
Awesome article!
My next display will be VR
http://www.amazon.com/Samsu...
I would definitely recommend a plasma tv for anything, whether gaming or Netflix. I would pick one up soon since they don't make them anymore.
Nice read. I personally think 32-40 inches is the best size for gaming, anything else too big just wouldn't look as good imo.
Go for a 1080p 32-40 inch TV, they're very affordable now. No need for smart TVs since your console can do that stuff, or 4k TVs since they're so expensive and the new consoles doesn't even support 4k resolution.
Good article!