It came at 10am this morning, yay!

First impressions are REALLY positive, especially with the controller... first thing I tried was Astro's Playroom and honestly it sold me on the triggers and rumble so much! Just using R2 to open the gacha pods by squeezing a bit at a time until it cracks feels SO satisfying! Can't wait to see how they're used in other games!

Also for the haptic stuff, it's so weird because like, in Astro's Playroom in the ice level, when you're ice skating... it's sort of like, if you could feel sounds... the feeling in your hands is exactly how I'd imagine it based on the sound of skating across ice... if that even makes sense lol. It's hard to explain but I was VERY impressed!

As long as it doesn't end up having a stamina system like Nioh, then I'm interested.

On another note, I played and finished Ratchet & Clank: Quest For Booty today and then moved right onto A Crack in Time... this game has no right being made all the way back in 2009, graphically and artistically it still looks gorgeous! It also seems a whole lot more ambitious than previous games, especially with how the space sections play out, and all the little moons you can land on for goodies. I've only given it maybe less than two hours before putting it down though, since I didn't take a break after playing QFB and after about five or so hours I sort of need a rest, lol.

It'll probably take me until the end of the week to finish the game at the rate I take things, then I think I'll play something else before moving onto Nexus, don't want to burn myself out. Thinking of playing Miles Morales inbetween, or maybe I'll play Resident Evil 7, since I need to play that before I can play Resident Evil 8 that came with my PS5 lol... it's weird how I've spent more time playing in the last week since I got my PS5 than the last month or two combined... yet I've only played one game on PS5 lol. I think it's just that the excitement of a new console has me wanting to work through my backlog so I can start using it properly!