A PS4 Thread: Because You Had to Play "Knack"

not willing to rule out option b at this early stage tbh

just sent forks a friend request, will try to joni community by wehatever method will allow me later (i guess i have to be on the console?)

I'm in, I'm Jimodo.

I am in; please don't be fooled by my real name (I'm from the south, so I go by my middle name)

psn: vrilr0

add me pls mr. forks

friend me directly and i'll add you to the community

add me pls antexit that's me

also if anyone's still playing diablo i need someone to send all my useless legendary gifts too. sorry that sounds so sad

Hi guys pls add me hello

I want to play GTAO this weekend

PS+ this week is 2nd season of walking dead, magicka 2 and this thing right here that looks fairly good
http://blog.us.playstation.com/2015/10/30/dragon-fin-soup-hits-ps4-ps3-ps-vita-tuesday-free-for-ps-plus/

everybody who wanted to be ilx community added is in, yes?

heya dragon fin soup. i donated to that kickstarter

bet you feel like a sucka now!
surprised they dropped TWD 2 without TWD 1 earlier - still have to get to that on my Mac to continue my choices

Yo, everyone needs to get jack box 2. Perfect party games, can be played with phones as controllers, from the you don't know jack people. It's the best.

Oh wow it got a uk release, hurrah. The first one didn't (for basically no reason at all) so I didn't expect this to either.

Oh wait it turns out the first one DID come out here eventually. And now it's 50% off! So I guess I'll just buy that for now.

if someone were to get this game and stream it on twitch, up to 8 ilxors could play at once (and more in the "audience") with nothing more than an internet-capable device. this is something i would be interested in doing (although my internet connection is so spotty that i'm not sure i'd be a good streaming candidate although I am willing to try)

admittedly I don't trust ILX involvement enough to throw down $25

i drunkenly ordered a PS4 last night, should arrive sometieme today. i bought it mainly to play fallout 4, but in the meantime i guess i'll checkout Uncharted (i haven't had a playstation since PS1 so this is actually exciting to me).

noice!

anyone else playing battlefront? downloading now, and just received my exclusive yearlong access to playstation + by forking over 50 bucks

Is it worth it? Feels like it would run out of steam after a few days.

i kinda got bored after 2 hours or so tbh. :( i didn't try out too many kinds of missions, though. i guess i need to level up a bit more and get new abilities, but the combat was just like

pew pew, i died!
pew pew pew, i died!
whoa, cool ship flying by! whoa i died!
hey i killed something! pew pew, i died!
etc etc
"han solo has arrived" *YES* pew pew i died

Flash Sale

http://blog.us.playstation.com/2015/11/24/co-op-sale-up-to-80-off-borderlands-rocket-league-and-more/

http://blog.us.playstation.com/2015/11/26/black-friday-deals-on-aaa-titles-blockbuster-movies-and-more/

pew pew, i died!
pew pew pew, i died!
whoa, cool ship flying by! whoa i died!
hey i killed something! pew pew, i died!
etc etc
"han solo has arrived" *YES* pew pew i died

LOL this sums up BF quite nicely.

I meant to go back and add that although most of the modes suck, the greatness of Walker Assault is so extreme that it makes up for the rest of the game. It is amazing

Should be a Death Star battle map tho.

There are several DLC packs already planned, so I'm sure it'll eventually make its way in.

And although that's annoying because it means I'll have to sink more $$ into the game, the Death Star map will be so amazing

Thats how they git ya!

Probably a lot I'm gonna get in this sale, including USF4, The Order 1886, Wolfenstein. Don't forget to use the 10% off coupon code on the front page.
Already got NBA 2K16 from Best Buy, hemming and hawing as usual over other BF store items like Destiny, Until Dawn, Diablo III, Borderlands, Evil Within. Guilty Gear Xrd & Blazblue also on sale on PSN.

How do you have so much hard drive space?

I am down for mordor goty and witcher 3

half that stuff I mentioned is on sale in physical format at Best Buy, Gamestop, Target etc.
(and also I upgraded my drive to 2TB when I got the PS4)

How did you upgrade?

Nevermind. I looked it up. Thought there might be a Sony HDD thing I couldn't find.

Bought a 2TB USB 3.0 drive, tore the casing open, stuck the drive in my PS4. The PS3 had the same upgrade capabilities w/internal 2.5' (laptop, thin) hard drives

xp yeah, Sony's much nicer about this stuff than MS for the past generation, though I hear now you can just straight up use USB 3.0 drives on X1?

picked up witcher in the sale. controls are janky & everyone's an arsehole but enjoying it so far

my gamer tag (or id or whatever) is we_invent_you if anyone wants to add me and run around in star wars (walker assault mode of course). i don't use the headset but i will follow you around and try to shoot things with you.

so I should get one of these?

funny enough I think Rogue Galaxy remastered for 1080p is likely to be the tipping point for me

I have been having a fantastic time with battlefront and fallout4. Uncharted sucks ass, though. 2 thumbs down, WAY down from me on the uncharted trilogy (the one I picked as my bundle, stupidly)

witcher 3 is a traet so far, though the controls are a littttttttle janky imo

Ni No Kuni 2 announced hooray!

I really rarely give a shit about the big announcements at major gaming / console events since they seem like they're always just about the latest FPS franchise entry or some other multiplayer twitch nonsense I'll be horrifically bad at, but the headlines coming out of the PSE today really, really make me want one. Trick would be finding time to play.

I played Quiplash from the Jack Box party pack 2 again, this time at a party with ~15 people. Everyone was able to either play or vote in every round... this game is genius. Not even joking, threatening to take my GOTY vote from Metal Gear. Perfect party game.

witcher 3 is a traet so far, though the controls are a littttttttle janky imo

yeah i got a ps4 recently and had been wondering if i had lost the capacity to get into a game, phantom pain kinda riled me, but i am loving the witcher 3. agree about the controls though, turning the horse around can be irritating, and though the tutorials are mostly good, equipping stuff seems needlessly complicated for a while. i've had a few situations early on where i hadn't got a clue how to use a given item even though i knew i had it.

yeah, i had been striking out on games for a while, too --- far cry 4 is kinda meh for some reason, shadows of mordor was fun but i just couldn't get into it, arkham knight was involving, and i've only a little bit of it left

genuinely loving the witcher, though, and kinda looking forward to picking my way through it all winter (i only really play a couple times a week and for a couple hours at a stretch)

yeah, same with me. i need something relatively easy but also engrossing enough that i'll actually bother to play it. fits the bill perfectly. really annoying having to find my way back to white orchard to level up at the moment though, i wish it had made it clear you need to do all the side missions.

ooh yeah -- i have avoided walk-throughs but did read something on ?kotaku that was a beginner's primer or w/e and one of the tips was "make sure you visit every single question mark in white orchard" (nb doing everything = significant armor/weapon upgrade)

based on my limited experience in the wider world, 'visiting every question mark' as a general strategy might not be similarly necessary for level progression, but it sure seems appealing for the casual gamer. which seems counter-intuitive, since i've read a number of articles that are basically like 'these open world sandbox games have gotten too long!' ...but the side-quests in the witcher are actually fun/interesting enough that i can treat them as worthwhile diversions. if i've only got an hour or two to play, it's actually easier and more entertaining to bop off on a potentially funny/poignant lil side job than it is to settle into a multi-part quest that advances the main story. i just finished what i think is the first real dungeon and afterwards i was like "welp i think it's time to just investigate some local weirdness, that took longer than I thought"

also avoiding fast travel except when finishing a quest is a really great way to appreciate ~the gameworld~ and also pick off those areas of interest and mark them for return later