MoBeats
Conspiracy Buff
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What? Watch it immediately.I've not even seen the movie yet.
My favourite ever movie, it is fecking excellent.
What? Watch it immediately.I've not even seen the movie yet.
What? Watch it immediately.
My favourite ever movie, it is fecking excellent.
My apprentice is the same, I bought him life of Brian for Xmas last year, little twats still not watched it.I have a staggering back log when it comes to top movies released prior to my birth. It is a bit shameful because I have watched so much contemporary crap despite this.
@Shane88
60fps completely changes the game, on top of the other enhancements of course. Tis beautiful.
Anyway, peeps, check this out;
Absolute game changer right here.
I got TLOU with my console months ago and never felt compelled to finish it. Pretty much the same for all Naughty Dog games, the last one I finished was probaby Crash Bandicoot 3 for the PSX. Maybe I'm just odd.
Beginning to think I might have picked the wrong console.
Wasn't that feature mentioned in the original ps4 revealHoly moly that is a sweet new feature! Nice to see a new feature as generous as that given to us out of the blue rather than being steadily chipped away as has become the norm over the years. A big step back in the right direction for gaming. I bet Weaste would be proud.
Wasn't that feature mentioned in the original ps4 reveal
Holy moly that is a sweet new feature! Nice to see a new feature as generous as that given to us out of the blue rather than being steadily chipped away as has become the norm over the years. A big step back in the right direction for gaming. I bet Weaste would be proud.
I don't see the fuss about this new feature
Its basically just allowing you to do something that people have been doing for years, letting a mate borrow your game. Except it now applies to downloadable games and can be done online instead of him coming over to yours to borrow it.
Just a modern day adaptation of a long time practice. Its nice of Sony to put it in but nothing more than that.
And can be done half way across the world. Wanna play FIFA 15 with someone on your friends list from New York, even if they don't have the game, initiate share play. Someone on your friends list wants to test a game they don't have, initiate share play.
This is a big deal.
Well the limiting factor is the connection quality and speed, not distance... Could have a better experience playing a friend from Korea than you may have playing someone from Cheshire...Well, in theory.
Well the limiting factor is the connection quality and speed, not distance... Could have a better experience playing a friend from Korea than you may have playing someone from Cheshire...
Moreso speed and quality... let's not kick off one of our back and forthsWhat, of course distance is a limiting factor.
Your example is potentially true, but it doesn't suggest distance isn't a limiting factor, just that it's only one of the limiting factors.
Always online then? I don't want it to go down that route... it may do but if it does that will be what pushes me back to PC. Personally I would like for my main gaming PC/Console to handle the heavy loading client side so that I get the best possible experience if I happen to be offline. I already get pissed off with Destiny fcuking about when PSN is down... imagine if that was all my games.Interested to see where it goes moving forward. Microsoft obviously have plans for it on Xbox aswel, or something similar atleast as they showed Halo 4 streaming to a laptop and to a phone last year. Whether they'll do it p2p (does that work in this case with streaming? whatever) or just from their own servers though I'm unsure.
Could easily see a future where there's no hardware but the controller and other accessories and you're just using a Smart TV app and streaming.
I'll have it delivered on Wednesday I think. Not the sort of game that'd interest me but I'm often positively surprised by these.
Interested to see where it goes moving forward. Microsoft obviously have plans for it on Xbox aswel, or something similar atleast as they showed Halo 4 streaming to a laptop and to a phone last year. Whether they'll do it p2p (does that work in this case with streaming? whatever) or just from their own servers though I'm unsure.
Could easily see a future where there's no hardware but the controller and other accessories and you're just using a Smart TV app and streaming.
Always online then? I don't want it to go down that route... it may do but if it does that will be what pushes me back to PC. Personally I would like for my main gaming PC/Console to handle the heavy loading client side so that I get the best possible experience if I happen to be offline. I already get pissed off with Destiny fcuking about when PSN is down... imagine if that was all my games.
You've been involved in discussions on here where we have talked full stream gaming! You really have a terrible memory at times
Eh? I know I have.. but the topics come up again so I mentioned my curiosity and where I thought we could potentially be headed.
Look at the way you wrote it.
Yes but....Both the PS4 and XB1 are designed around that as a possibility half way through this gen.
Yeah, still don't know what you mean mate.
Yes but....
Consumer powah!!!!