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@demonpirate The one game I was expecting to get a remaster on PS4, especially since it came out like what 3-4 months before it?

Besides some mentioned here I love shifting gravity in Gravity Rush, especially 2 where you can do a pretty long free fall.

While I'm perfectly fine with the PS4 controller, I much prefer asymmetrical analogue stick placement. It just makes a lot more sense to me In the majority of the games I play, my default thumb placement is on the left analogue and the face buttons. So my thumbs are mostly symmetrical on Xbox and Nintendo controllers. Whereas my thumbs have to play mostly asymmetrical on a playstation controller.

Demon's Souls OST is now available on streaming platforms and such, and it's glorious. https://open.spotify.com/album/7BfMeuxfDi6Q4AtPLa6gRZ?si=uflKUSrSSyGbcyQgXkXrsg

@el-shmiablo said in Worst Videogame Voice Acting: How is that bad voice acting? They have an American trying to do a steroetypical Australian accent and even for a steroetyped accent it's still terrible..

@e_zed_eh_intern All hail toploaders! Take out the games whenever you want!

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@happygaming Here's a small list https://www.gizmodo.com.au/2020/11/ps4-games-that-run-better-on-ps5/ also here's a list of games that'll be getting free upgrades by the devs https://www.pushsquare.com/guides/ps4-to-ps5-all-games-with-confirmed-free-upgrades

I started Hollow Knight over when it came to Plus. I'm maybe two or three hours in, but I forgot how much I love to just stop and look around at the environment. There's always so much happening in the foreground and background and always feels so alive. I don't really like taking screenshots or photo modes, but there's something alive and special about the way Hollow Knight's world, environments, music and characters all come together to just make me want to take a knee really often and absorb the surroundings like a painting. Similarly, I am still probably not even halfway done with Last of Us 2 because it makes me stressed and sad when I play it at the moment (I'm from the Seattle area and can't travel or go back there at the moment, so seeing it overcome by a pandemic is... Rough). When I do play it though, I'm constantly just looking at the little details and piecing together the lives of people who lived in abandoned houses, or what life would have been like a long time ago. It's melancholic, but it's something that I've always loved doing in that sort of game; seeing things left behind sort of like the homes in Chernobyl that are a snapshot of a specific time and life that was suddenly cut short. A good portion of my time in the game has just been going through apartments and looking at literally everything for a very long time.

@happygaming Nice, the old fake out box is a classic. Kinda similar when I was in College I moved into a house with a couple of guys, one of them bought a 360 a little after launch. Even tho it wasn't my system when Dead Rising came out I couldn't help myself and bought it even tho I didn't own a 360 myself. Also, like you, we were playing it on a SD TV so yeah, it didn't look great and it was almost impossible to read the text. Still was a ton of fun, there's nothing really like having that new console in hand.

@happygaming My experience with it is limited to one 360 game and it works great. Although is not comparable to something like Gears 5 that probably has the best implementation of HDR on a game. Eurogamer/DF has a good article on the subject https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.eurogamer.net/amp/digitalfoundry-2020-xbox-series-x-auto-hdr-what-works-and-what-doesnt