The current generation of consoles—marked by the release of the PS5 and Xbox Series X in 2020—is less about what games you're playing, and more to do with how you play them. In PlayStation's case, it's all about the tech—the SSD, 3D Audio and the like—all designed to get you more deeply invested in any given experience. The true game changer, however, has ended up being none other than the controller, the DualSense. One year post release, let's examine some of the games released on the system (including Returnal, Ratchet and Clank, and even Death Stranding) to see how developers have utilised the haptic feedback and adaptive triggers of the DualSense, what could be improved, and if the tech's potential to shift our view of entire genres of game will be realised in the future.
The service, code-named Spartacus, will allow PlayStation owners to pay a monthly fee for access to a catalog of modern and classic games, said the people, who asked not to be identified because they weren't authorized to speak to the press about the plans. The offering will likely be available on the smash hit PlayStation 4, which has sold more than 116 million units, and its elusive successor, the PlayStation 5, which launched more than a year ago but is still difficult to buy due to supply chain issues.
When it launches, expected in the spring, the service will merge Sony's two existing subscription plans, PlayStation Plus and PlayStation Now. Currently, PlayStation Plus is required for most online multiplayer games and offers free monthly titles, while PlayStation Now allows users to stream or download older games. Documents reviewed by Bloomberg suggest that Sony plans to retain the PlayStation Plus branding but phase out PlayStation Now.
Ich hoffe New Vegas bleibt dabei, dann kann ich das endlich irgendwann mal fertig spielen
das solltest du wirklich am pc spielen.
Ich hab schon knapp 100 Stunden auf der Playstation Das Spiel ist so gigantisch, dass ich eigentlich nicht noch mal von vorne beginnen will.
Aber ich hab es natürlich dennoch auch auf Steam
weißt du denn was du noch alles vor dir hast? 100 stunden sind ja schon ne menge. gefühlt ist es selbst mit allen dlcs nicht so lange, aber gut, bin ja selber in so welchen spielen am trödeln.
Bin gespannt für wie viel die da zur Kasse beten, aber ist eigentlich keine Option für mich. Was buntes könnte ich vielleicht über kurz oder lang nicht mehr sehen und schwarz ist zwar schön, aber im Grunde ist es Geldverschwendung