Treyarch Lead Game Designer Matt Scronce explains in an exclusive interview with Sirus Gaming how haptic and adaptive triggers can be customized in Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War.
The Monthly Games lineup of Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War, Alan Wake Remastered and Endling – Extinction is Forever will be available to PlayStation Plus members on Tuesday, July 4 until Monday July 31.
Another great month imo. The COD campaign on this one was great fun. I've never played Alan Wake, so a PS5 version of that is a perfect way to prepare for the next one...
You're in for a treat with Alan Wake. It still holds after so many years.
For me it's the best psychological thriller I've ever played that is not Silent Hill.
Alan Wake 2 is my most wished sequel of all time, waiting for it since 2010...
Sweet!! I never got around to playing it on the 360 but always wanted to. Looking forward to next month!!
Agreed. You see I'm surprised that Microsoft hasn't bought remedy...of all the studios in their list....I'd assume remedy would be an obvious based on real actual relationships.
I liked Alan Wake and am super excited for Alan Wake 2. Hopefully turns out great ..I've actually liked ALL of their games including quantum break...except for the TV show part.
I've never bought a CoD game, but now due to PS+, I 'rent' like 8 of them or so. I played one a few times with my nephews. Still not my cup of tea. But, it's interesting to see how many CoD games PS+ can throw at me.
I picked up my copy of it 2nd hand just last Saturday. agghhh. If only I had waited just a little more longer.
It looks as though PlayStation Plus owners are in for a treat next month, as next month's PS Plus games look set to include 2020's Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War.
Activision has finally acknowledged the Black Ops Cold War exploits and has sent a Cease & Desist letter to a hacking software company.
I do recall several persons posting that 3rd parties would not avail themselves of the unique features of the PS5. But as was remarked by several of us Sony inevitably made implementation a breeze. As Price would say, "Welcome to next gen lads."
Me personally I always turn vibration off on my controllers both on Xbox and PlayStation.
My mind will not allow me to use any precious battery life on that sort of feature.
I would also dim the light on the PlayStation controller just to maybe squeeze out that extra bit of juice per charge.
That’s just me though. Neat feature though for those who do use it.