SvennoJ said:
Groundking said:
Nintendo are porting games to Sony now? EDIT: Also since when is what the competition doing relevant to how another company is dropping the ball? This has EASILY been the worst generation Sony have done and I don't think that anybody can say otherwise, by their own standards they've dropped the ball massively. |
MS is porting games to Sony now while Nintendo has bowed out of the console race and is focusing on the handheld experience.
I don't count the dock as a console and have only played Mario and Zelda on Switch, since those are simply must plays and good no matter what you play it on. Other than that I have stopped buying Switch games years ago since my kids also don't play on Switch anymore. Until the next Zelda or main line Mario comes out, no Switch 2 for me either.
I did buy a Series X on which I have only really played Forza 7 :/ It was a total waste of money, the Halo edition Series X is just an ornament that occasionally gets used for 4K blu-rays. I played Halo Infinite, FH 4 and 5, Psychonauts 2 all on PC, no need for XBox.Â
All my game time now is used up by PSVR2 with over a dozen games lined up in my backlog and more I will buy day one. So no clue how Sony has dropped the ball when I can't even keep up with the PSVR2 releases.
My oldest plays daily on the PS5 with his friends, they seem to enjoy it lots as well. My youngest is getting interested in VR (playing Arizona Sunshine 2 on PSVR2) He had the Series X in his room for a while, tried Sunset Overdrive, but rather plays on PC with his friends.Â
My wife plays games on her phone, but we play co-op on PS5 when we find a game we both enjoy. Last was PoE2. We'll likely try Diablo 4 next as it was just added to PS+ and maybe King of Fighters XV (also just added) will be good for a couple laughs together. That and DS2 is on my to play list for when it gets darker earlier again. (And have more time to fully enjoy it)
So from PC, Nintendo, Sony and XBox earlier to PC (Steam, Roblox) and Sony nowadays for regular game play. |
I've been seeing a lot of articles and videos claiming that the PSVR2 is dying/dead, so now I'm not sure what to believe with how it's doing for Sony. It's such a great bit of tech that I'm not surprised you really like yours. I have a PSVR 1 and Wipeout Omega collection is incredible on it. The change in visual perception actually makes the racing challenges easier to complete which I thought was impressive. People call it a gimmick but it clearly isn't if it's the only way I can complete the hardest challenges in the game.
The main complaint I hear for PSVR2 is the lack of big games but you're saying you got a dozen in your backlog + ones in future you'll get day one? Any "big " ones in there or are they all smaller titles? Name a a few maybe?
