Yet the PS3 Blu-ray remote doesn't work with the PS4. It's a bit stupid.
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I had a quick look on the logitech forums and the support team say this:
Thats from late 2013, so we already know the PS4 will support the wheel, I'm hoping that between the two of them they just update the drivers. I must say too Logitech have always given fantastic support of their wheels so I think the chances are high of them sorting it at some point.
Here's hoping!
It's not in the interests of Sony to not support these wheels, they don't make wheels themselves. Then again, you can't buy a G today.
That is damn annoying, I really like that remote too
Can you predict when 3d will be supported?
No!
I think we need to go and smack Andrew House's bum Randall, you can lick his goatee beard.
It is amazing this thing doesn't do 3D yet isn't it.
In fact the whole blu-ray support is pretty shit when compared against the PS3. Patch it Sony, I like my blu-rays.
In fact the whole blu-ray support is pretty shit when compared against the PS3. Patch it Sony, I like my blu-rays.
Me too, and also 3d has only just recently become something I want because I got a new telly. I watched one 3d movie (the hobbit 2) on the ps3. It looked amazing and I want more.
Has This been posted yet?
I wish they would add an option to upload gameplay videos to youtube like the XBone can as I abhor Facebook.
I wish they would add an option to upload gameplay videos to youtube like the XBone can as I abhor Facebook.
Will there be any way of obtaining a physical copy of MLB in Europe or will I have to download it from PS Store at an incredibly inflated price?
You could create a US PSN account and buy it that way? For me it's 60$ on Xbox and I get charged £38 which is much cheaper than the £55 on PSN. I assume it'll be a similar story for you in €.
Perhaps but then I won't be able to play it on my account and knowing my laziness I'd probably not bother changing the accounts just so I could play MLB. I'd rather have a physical copy as well, not sure there's going to be any way of buying it in Europe as most people don't play baseball here. I have no clue about baseball and know only a few players but I enjoyed watching it back in the days when I spent my Summer in the US and the graphics of this game alone make it a worthy purchase.
Pretty sure any account can access it on the console it was bought on mate.
Ridiculous if not.
Ridiculous if not.
You activate your US account on a PS3/4 and then any account on said unit can access your purchases... as far as I now. I made a US account yesterday, should have done it ages ago... thanks for the tip whoever it was.
You're welcome, scumbag.
Stupid question but will reducing the light-bar brightness improve battery life?
Also, I wish they would release the suspend/resume option. I'm sure that was one of the features they claimed would be ready for launch.
Also, I wish they would release the suspend/resume option. I'm sure that was one of the features they claimed would be ready for launch.
Doesn't that happen if you put it on standby?
It's not confirmed officially if its 30 or 60 fps but I'm fairly sure it'll be 30fps. It's not really a sim racer, no. It's more of a arcade racer, think Project Gotham Racing which is the best way I can describe it.
The handling model from when I played it was fantastic and this was last year at GamesCom. Difficult enough to be a challenge but also loose enough to be able to drift through corners if you so please.
We don't really know about the integrated social aspect yet, and what we did know might well have changed. You do have social challenges that pop up though which are taken from leader boards. When I played it they were Drifting, Top Speed and a Cornering challenge. I think they might well be more on release though.
There's a single play offline mode and when you race online you race under your club and earn rewards for said club I believe.
Yeah, that's an over sight for sure. Least you can save to an external USB drive now and upload to Youtube that way. You've been able to do that on Dev Kit PS4's since day one so I'm surprised it's taken this long to implement it.
Also, regarding wheels. The Thrustmaster wheels T80 & T500RS working Driveclub with more to follow I'm sure as they continue to work with the manufactures.
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No. The thing I'm referring would let you suspend the game and then continue from exactly where you left off, without having to load it up and go through the menus.
I've never really paid much attention. It loads fast enough for me but would be a handy feature.
You can import it, plenty of places will offer that. I used to import the PS3 version every year, used to cost about £42 with delivery. eBay probably will have some places that do it.
I prefer digital though, I'm waiting on price.
So, this new update.... What features does it have then? Including the stealth ones?
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From here:
New Unofficially Released Features:
courtesy of /u/TheChaosController via this thread.
- Notifications: New notification type: From PlayStation.
- System: Multi user login with a single DS4.
- System: No more log in screen when reconnecting the DS4
- System: When a game crashes you can now chose to attach a video clip in the feedback
- System: The What's New section now has timestamps that tells you what time and day an event happened
- Settings: Option to enable sending in the crash reports automatically.
- Settings - Audio: You can now force the PS4 to output 5.1 channel audio over HDMI even if it detects 7.1 channel support.
- Settings - Video: Deep Colour Output.
- Share: Upload multiple screenshots to Facebook at the same time.
- Streaming: Comments/viewers notifications when you are in a full screen streaming.
- Streaming: You can still upload screenshots/video while broadcasting.
- Streaming: You can view comments without having to switch streaming modes
- Video Capture Bug...Fixed? According to /u/newtoday in this thread, the proper 15 minutes of video actually records.
- Extra Characters on the Keyboard: Pressing L2 + Triangle when using the keyboard will open up the extra characters list now, according to /u/TheChaosController.
- Remote Play Button Map Enhancement: L2 / L3 / R2 / R3 are now mapped to the corners of the Vita's touch screen during Remote Play, according to /u/TheCrazedGeek.
Yeah I tried to capture a video before (I thought you just pressed share and it took the past 15 mins of video) but it only had 6 seconds, did I do something wrong or was it the ps4 messing about?
Cheers for the Drive Club info Trigg. Sounds good.
PGR was brilliant.. though, I don't think wheels suit arcade/y racers. Infact, they really don't go well at all in my experience.
PGR was brilliant.. though, I don't think wheels suit arcade/y racers. Infact, they really don't go well at all in my experience.
Project CARS is sim isn't it?
Some people have reported that it doesn't work for them but I've never had any trouble with it. Go into your settings and check how you've got it set up. You can change what a SHARE button when held does and what happens when you press it. If you've had problems then it might be sorted with the latest update anyway
No worries. PGR is brilliant, I agree.
I've not used a wheel on Driveclub but I know someone who swears by it and uses one everyday on Driveclub so we shall see. Expecting new wheels later this year (probably around E3) so might well get one then.
Yeah, Project Cars is sim I believe.
I have no idea where to find the share options in settings 
Yeah.. I thought people were asking about wheels with this in mind.
I sort of was but I am more interested in project CARS seeing as both are released within a month of each other.
Cheers mate...
DRIVECLUB Blog from Paul Rustchynsky the new Game Director and my friend which is why I know odds and sods about the game.
A DRIVECLUB update from Evolution Studios
Game Director Paul Rustchynsky reveals what the team has been working on.
Hi everyone. Following Shuhei’s message yesterday, I’m here give to you an update on DRIVECLUB direct from Evolution Studios. I’m proud to be leading the extremely talented and hard-working development team here at Evolution. As gamers first and foremost, we are determined to deliver the game we promised to the quality we know you expect.
We appreciate all of your support – it’s motivating and humbling for us to have such a vocal and supportive community. Your messages drive us to do everything we can to live up to our original ambition of making DRIVECLUB the game that invigorates the racing genre again.
Your great support deserves us to be open with you. I know we have been quiet for a while since we made the decision to delay the game, so I wanted to take this opportunity to let you know exactly why the team felt that DRIVECLUB needed more development. We wanted to make sure we got one important feature right.
The dynamic menu is key to how much fun you’re going to get out of the game because it is the glue that connects you to everyone else in the DRIVECLUB community. Whenever you fire up the game; between every race you play, and when you log in to DRIVECLUB on your phone or tablet, the dynamic menu has to be slick to ensure your experience is seamlessly connected. Essentially it’s where you discover what to play, and who to play with.
It’s also absolutely vital to our ambition of growing a vibrant network of millions of connected clubs, who all share the excitement of driving amazing cars together. Whether they play just to have fun, or to complete every challenge and beat their rivals in every race, it’s this connected community who will keep the game fresh and enjoyable well after launch, so it makes sense for the connectivity to be perfect.
No racing title has ever combined the development of a socially charged, multi-platform dynamic menu with all the other connected online elements that DRIVECLUB delivers. We know that what we are creating here is hugely ambitious and we’re proud of the fact that we’re getting close now because we’re a relatively small studio. The progress we’re making is great, so I’m looking forward to showing you more as development continues and prove that all the hard work has been worth it.
While that work goes on, the rest of the team here is relentless when it comes to exploiting the power and confidence of the PS4, so we’re also raising the bar even higher across other aspects of the game including:
I’d also like to confirm that the PS Plus Edition of the game will be available on the same day as the full release. Offering a selection of cars and tracks from the complete version, we think it’s the perfect way for those new to the genre to get an idea of what the full DRIVECLUB experience is all about. Look out for more details on the PS Plus Edition very soon.
Thanks again to everybody for your continued support; it really is a huge source of inspiration for the team. We appreciate that there’s a lot of anticipation and excitement for everything that DRIVECLUB promises to be, so we hope that you understand why we won’t compromise on quality to rush it to you.
It’s been a long and hard winter but it’s great that we can finally start sharing updates with you again about all of the cool things that DRIVECLUB does. We don’t anticipate another quiet period for a while so you can expect to see plenty more from us in the coming weeks leading up to E3 2014!
More soon™,
The DRIVECLUB team.
Game Director Paul Rustchynsky reveals what the team has been working on.
Hi everyone. Following Shuhei’s message yesterday, I’m here give to you an update on DRIVECLUB direct from Evolution Studios. I’m proud to be leading the extremely talented and hard-working development team here at Evolution. As gamers first and foremost, we are determined to deliver the game we promised to the quality we know you expect.
We appreciate all of your support – it’s motivating and humbling for us to have such a vocal and supportive community. Your messages drive us to do everything we can to live up to our original ambition of making DRIVECLUB the game that invigorates the racing genre again.
Your great support deserves us to be open with you. I know we have been quiet for a while since we made the decision to delay the game, so I wanted to take this opportunity to let you know exactly why the team felt that DRIVECLUB needed more development. We wanted to make sure we got one important feature right.
The dynamic menu is key to how much fun you’re going to get out of the game because it is the glue that connects you to everyone else in the DRIVECLUB community. Whenever you fire up the game; between every race you play, and when you log in to DRIVECLUB on your phone or tablet, the dynamic menu has to be slick to ensure your experience is seamlessly connected. Essentially it’s where you discover what to play, and who to play with.
It’s also absolutely vital to our ambition of growing a vibrant network of millions of connected clubs, who all share the excitement of driving amazing cars together. Whether they play just to have fun, or to complete every challenge and beat their rivals in every race, it’s this connected community who will keep the game fresh and enjoyable well after launch, so it makes sense for the connectivity to be perfect.
No racing title has ever combined the development of a socially charged, multi-platform dynamic menu with all the other connected online elements that DRIVECLUB delivers. We know that what we are creating here is hugely ambitious and we’re proud of the fact that we’re getting close now because we’re a relatively small studio. The progress we’re making is great, so I’m looking forward to showing you more as development continues and prove that all the hard work has been worth it.
While that work goes on, the rest of the team here is relentless when it comes to exploiting the power and confidence of the PS4, so we’re also raising the bar even higher across other aspects of the game including:
- Visuals – We’re constantly improving how stunning the game looks as we continue to optimise visuals and find new ways of pushing the PS4. You can see for yourself how it looks right now in the latest video we shared yesterday because all the footage was captured on PS4 from the game. It’ll look even better in October.
- Audio – It’s absolutely state of the art. We’re continuing to refine the authentic sounds that we have for each and every car in the game and we’re going to put together videos that focus on this.
- Driving – It already feels great to play and we’re continuing to add further layers to the physics to make it both more accessible for everybody and more sophisticated for experienced racers.
- Clubs – We’re making it easier for you to keep up to speed with what’s going on in your club as part of the rework on the dynamic menus. We’ve also tweaked clubs to support up to 6 players instead of 12 (because the game is more fun with tightly-knit clubs and it paves the way for awesome 6 on 6 club races).
- Tour – The difficulty curve for the campaign mode is becoming even smoother as we continue to optimise the vehicle handling and also refine the game’s AI for non-player racers.
- Cars & Tracks – More time means more staggeringly detailed cars and exciting tracks too. If you haven’t already, check out the Ferrari in the video released yesterday. There are loads more exciting cars for us to reveal in the coming months.
I’d also like to confirm that the PS Plus Edition of the game will be available on the same day as the full release. Offering a selection of cars and tracks from the complete version, we think it’s the perfect way for those new to the genre to get an idea of what the full DRIVECLUB experience is all about. Look out for more details on the PS Plus Edition very soon.
Thanks again to everybody for your continued support; it really is a huge source of inspiration for the team. We appreciate that there’s a lot of anticipation and excitement for everything that DRIVECLUB promises to be, so we hope that you understand why we won’t compromise on quality to rush it to you.
It’s been a long and hard winter but it’s great that we can finally start sharing updates with you again about all of the cool things that DRIVECLUB does. We don’t anticipate another quiet period for a while so you can expect to see plenty more from us in the coming weeks leading up to E3 2014!
More soon™,
The DRIVECLUB team.
Sounds like they're going to have 2 different sets of physics? One arcadey, and one sim like? Or am I reading wrong and he just means balanced between the 2?
Is it 60fps? GT7 will be and look better than this, so.... no excuses.
30fps. Confirmed today (can't source but check GAF)
So they aren't a talented bunch then?
Sorry, that's a joke for a racing game.
Sorry, that's a joke for a racing game.
GT5 did dynamic lighting and dynamic weather at 1280x1080 60fps on the PS3, GT6 did it at 1440x1080 on the PS3. What's the problem with this lot?
I'll still grab the ps+ version. See how it plays then I'll decide whether to buy the full game or not.