@Lotias said in PS4 Pro looks amazing in 4K:

I mean 4k in all honour.. just what I don't understand is why developers and/or Sony pushes for higher resolution all the time. Why not stay with 1080p for a while (especially since most people don't have 4k TVs) and focus on getting games up to a solid 60fps instead? Maybe it is a bit selfish, but I would prefer to play a game that runs super smooth in 1080 instead of having "stunning" graphics and it being sluggish.

Its like the old saying "Playing video games for its graphics is like watching porno for its story"

Yeah, that's definitely possible. I believe Rise of the Tomb Raider comes with several options for 1080p users; Either an increased framerate, or increased visuals.

I'm not sure if it's a good or a bad sign. I don't think the game itself is that bad from what I've seen, but nobody wants a Metroid spin-off when there's no Metroid game in recent years and nothing on our radar; Nobody asked for this. It's a good sign to Nintendo that we don't want cheap spin-offs and that we're actually waiting for the proper games. However, Nintendo will probably assume that nobody cares about Metroid and it will be pushed even further down the priority list.

@Caprica said in PS4 Neo revealed as PS4 Pro:

I was thinking about this while I was seeing the negative reactions people were having. The PS4 Pro at $399 is not compelling when compared to the $399-$499 Scorpio that's coming next year.

$399-$499? Try $499-$599. Unless they're taking a huge loss, I don't think it'll come at a budget price.

HDR is definitely the big game changer. I wish had an actual 4K HDR screen to see the difference, but I'm sure that Horizon will look good regardless of what PS4 you're playing on.

Infamous Second Son. I enjoyed it, it was pretty good, but nothing special. But I also had no expectations when I went into the game.

Definitely Action/Adventure games.

This guy knows what he's talking about:

@Haru17 said in Stuck on an Island. Which games will you pick?:

So are we allowed new games that come out digitally while we're on the island? If so, that's an easy answer: Action/Adventure.

That nets me all of the 3D Zelda games (which is honestly all I need), Naughty Dog's works, a bunch of AAAs, all of the open world games I hate, and even some indies. Plus, I could get new Elder Scrolls games if people start getting really snarky about their status as RPGs, and that'd be all of my favorite series except Monster Hunter.

Metroid: Other M, I don't care what other people say, it was a good game in my opinion.

Bomberman.

That's franchise is pretty much dead. Thanks Konami!

Tetris VR.

I don't mind them, although I wouldn't mind going on a media black-out for some games. I know that's just virtually impossible with all the new info and leaks coming on a daily basis. E3 leaks are never fun though; but that's why I tend to not visit the interwebz that often during the week before E3. That way, most of the new announcements are actually new and not just another confirmation.