Got a cold (and can be covid, waiting for the test results) and got a few days at home, I generally have few time to play, so with my extra time I decided finally start playing TLOU2 NG+ this time on hard

Anybody who says anything about this game design/gameplay must be completely out of their minds

The amount of depth this game physics is incredible for an action game. Playing on hard you must to be much more conscious of their game rules about sound, sneak, sprinting, aim/sight, AI behavior and patterns and of course the map design itself

Seems like playing a completely different game (I've played on easy the first time). So far I'm finding it truly exciting, now I no longer have to play closer to midnight half asleep I can truly appreciate how beautiful, how GLORIOUS this game is. Every time I look at screen I feel an awe to how good everything looks, Naughty Dog made more than a game, they made a piece of modern history  

I was watching some VR videos for GT Sport... and my gawd is it mindblowing (bearing in mind PS4/VR1 limitations) even without having to experience it in VR.

GT7 with FSR2 and Foveated Rendering on PSVR2 is now my most anticipated game. VR better be implemented into the entire game as opposed to a single mode this time. I've been critical of Polyphony Digital to the point of skipping GT6 and Sport altogether (owned every iteration before 6), but I'm hopeful GT7 on PSVR2 will be my mini "Gran Turismo 3 moment" and get me back into the series.

Still somewhat irked about it being crossgen. IMO it should have released in 2023 as a PS5 exclusive and ported later to PC, but alas, the wrong decisions had been made years ago and I can't just complain about it forever. I've also read aabout physics being a step back from GT Sport in that cars are unrealistically difficult to handle. What prompted PD to take this direction I wonder. You make the cars easier to handle if the idea is to appeal to more casual players. And harder doesn't necessarily mean more realistic.

Does PS4 count because stray and ragnarok are on ps4.

That said - no clue.  I just keep track of games I want to play not to which systems they are also going too.

I keep forgetting Yurukill is also coming to Switch.

edit: Also Forspoken just got delayed to 2023.

I knooowww! Just got that news minutes after posting it. 

And yeah, I'm keeping it brand exclusive. so PS4 counts. As long as it doesn't show up on Nintendo/Xbox HArdware, it counts. IT's not a way to fuel console wars of anything, it's just that there are so many variants on what is and isn't an exclusive anymore that I don't even know how to categorize it without some stipulations. 

I'm surprised Sony's taking the 'collectible steelbook w/out a game disc' approach for their big collector's editions. Out of all the AAA publishers, I figured they'd hold steadfast against that trend.

[Update: Just took a glance at Forbidden West's big editions and spotted that too.  Either I missed that before or totally forgot b/c my presumption for their big editions was game disc + steelbook.  It's such a good system too.]