Though splitscreen games are definitely not as prevalent as they used to be, there are still some great PS4 experiences to be had with a buddy in tow.
On the day that Gran Turismo Sport’s online services are switched off for good, a reflection on how impactful the game was for the sim racing industry.
fantastic game
innovative match making with player ettiquite tasked into account
GT7 improves on it with:
all the same tracks + loads more tracks
all the same cars + loads more cars
improved / new physics
dualsense support + haptics for road bumps
improved lighting + weather changable mid race
much more vast one player races, challenges, leagues etc.
more of an iteration than a revelation, but what they improve, they have improved so drastically it is deffo worth getting.
GT Sport, like Gran Turismo 7, requires internet to save. But now that its servers are going dark, that requirement is being removed.
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Cultured Vultures: While Hazelight might have found even more success with It Takes Two, we shouldn't forget how game-changing A Way Out was.
A co-op only game should never be a standard
What works for one game shouldn’t suddenly be applied for most other games
All they're saying is it set a standard for co-op games. Not games in general.
Though I'd say they already did that with their previous title Brothers: Tale of Two Sons.
I meant other co-op games. Those other games should always consider singleplayer and multiplayer in their design
I don't know
I think co-op only games like this are good because it stops developers forcing in co-op into established franchises where it doesn't belong
