Patrick Waring at GameCloud writes: "Much as Final Fantasy XV’s opening line suggests, this is a game for fans and first-timers alike. If you’ve not played FFXV before and want to give it a try, this is (probably) the best way to experience it so far. For those who’ve already played the game before, there’s so much to come back for after a year in post-development. Even if you’ve never played a Final Fantasy game before, this is such a departure from the series’ usual style that I implore you to give it a try. Many of the major “improvements” promised by the development team have already been implemented, and there is a heap of extra content in the included DLC. As it stands, the only major issue with this otherwise solid port are the technical issues being faced by a minority group of players, and I suspect this won’t be the case for very long. If the quality of the future content holds up, I’ll likely be coming back for a third playthrough in another year’s time."
Xfire writes "When you consider how small the available storage space on the Xbox Series S and PlayStation 5 is (802GB and 667.2GB usable space, respectively), you've got to be careful what you install."
Text is WRONG: Xbox Series S is only 326GB available... not 802.
"When you consider how small the available storage space on the Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5 is (802GB and 667.2GB usable space, respectively), you've got to be careful what you install."
I find it difficult to justify installing these very large games.
I don't like playing just having a few games available for me to play. I prefer to have about 150 at a time on my console in a large variety of genres so that if I am in a specific playing mood I can play a game that I will enjoy.
Humble Store’s Winter Sale just launched today with discounts on “thousands” of PC games. The sale will be live through Thursday, January 23 at 10 a.m. Pacific time.
DLSS offers boosted performance on RTX series graphics cards
