Sony Playstation

[Monkey_Driven]

Oh, yeah. I guess I learned a lesson here. Perhaps for me next GEN can only make better something I at least liked before.

Both Horizon and Elden Ring are available on last gen consoles, so how "next gen" can they be? We probably won't see a true next gen game of this scope until Starfield later this year (only on Xbox/GamePass though).

[tree_]

yeah

[psychobain]

finished Yakuza Like a Dragon a couple days ago

really good

[scrub12]

finished Yakuza Like a Dragon a couple days ago

really good

I really enjoyed what I played but tapped out around chapter 9 I believe. Game is hilarious. Once you needed a ton of money to progress, I stopped.

[psychobain]

finished Yakuza Like a Dragon a couple days ago

really good

I really enjoyed what I played but tapped out around chapter 9 I believe. Game is hilarious. Once you needed a ton of money to progress, I stopped.

i thought the same, but its very easy to get that money

check this guide (i had the watch and found the kappas):

https://www.ign.com/wikis/yakuza-like-a ... The_Yakuza

[Monkey_Driven]

Forbidden West starts to really open up after that first section, including an absolutely stunning settlement.

[CopperTom]

finished Yakuza Like a Dragon a couple days ago

really good

I really enjoyed what I played but tapped out around chapter 9 I believe. Game is hilarious. Once you needed a ton of money to progress, I stopped.

i thought the same, but its very easy to get that money

check this guide (i had the watch and found the kappas):

https://www.ign.com/wikis/yakuza-like-a ... The_Yakuza

It's the only game where you fight a giant Roomba!

[scrub12]

Grubb has leaked a lot of things over the last year+. Spartakus leaks here.

https://venturebeat.com/2022/02/24/play ... per-month/

[tragabigzanda]

1. The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past (SNES)
2. Mario Kart (Wii)
3. Half-Life 2 (PC)
4. Twisted Metal 2 (PS1)
5. NHL 95 (Sega Genesis)
6. The Oregon Trail (graphical version, 1985, Apple II)
7. Metroid: Zero Mission (GBA)
8. Missile Command (Arcade)
9. Rocket League (PS4)
10. Gabriel Knight: Sins of the Father (PC)

[scrub12]

Grubb has leaked a lot of things over the last year+. Spartakus leaks here.

https://venturebeat.com/2022/02/24/play ... per-month/

So the basic PS+ membership is going from $50/year ($35ish with regular promos) to $120/year?

No I’m guessing you can still sub the PS+ for online for the same $60 a year. These are upgrades on that.

[tragabigzanda]

1. The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past (SNES)
2. Mario Kart (Wii)
3. Half-Life 2 (PC)
4. Twisted Metal 2 (PS1)
5. NHL 95 (Sega Genesis)
6. The Oregon Trail (graphical version, 1985, Apple II)
7. Metroid: Zero Mission (GBA)
8. Missile Command (Arcade)
9. Rocket League (PS4)
10. Gabriel Knight: Sins of the Father (PC)

[Simple Torture]

Yeah, I am willing to pay $35 a year for my back catalogue of PS+ games, but I don't think I'd go much higher than that.

[Revelator]

Forbidden West starts to really open up after that first section, including an absolutely stunning settlement.

Hoping to get there this weekend It's times like these I wish I would have invested in an OLED TV last year...I'll be procuring one later this year though...

[mf]

I hope that's just the base month to month cost for each tier and that there is a yearly subscription price break. Cause charging an extra $70 for the exact PS+ service i'm paying for today is pretty slimy if they aren't significantly improving the monthly game offerings. I'm good up to Jan 2023 so i guess i've got time to wait it out and see if they add anything to the service to justify the cost.

[Monkey_Driven]

I hope that's just the base month to month cost for each tier and that there is a yearly subscription price break. Cause charging an extra $70 for the exact PS+ service i'm paying for today is pretty slimy if they aren't significantly improving the monthly game offerings. I'm good up to Jan 2023 so i guess i've got time to wait it out and see if they add anything to the service to justify the cost.

I don't think those prices are accurate at all.

[Anders]

If they increase the price that much, they must also improve what they are offering substantially.

[mf]

I hope that's just the base month to month cost for each tier and that there is a yearly subscription price break. Cause charging an extra $70 for the exact PS+ service i'm paying for today is pretty slimy if they aren't significantly improving the monthly game offerings. I'm good up to Jan 2023 so i guess i've got time to wait it out and see if they add anything to the service to justify the cost.

I don't think those prices are accurate at all.

The highest tier one seems to be more or less on par with Game Pass Ultimate. But yeah there's no way that's true for just the basic PS+ unless they're planning on giving away a AAA PS5 title every month.

[scrub12]

I hope that's just the base month to month cost for each tier and that there is a yearly subscription price break. Cause charging an extra $70 for the exact PS+ service i'm paying for today is pretty slimy if they aren't significantly improving the monthly game offerings. I'm good up to Jan 2023 so i guess i've got time to wait it out and see if they add anything to the service to justify the cost.

I don't think those prices are accurate at all.

Grubb has been correct a heck of a lot the last two years. He leaked the entire Xbox E3 conference last year and got it 100% correct. We’ll find out soon enough I guess.

[bada]

$120 a year so my kids can pay fortnite would suck.

[Monkey_Driven]

I'm not sure that I've ever paid more than 40-45 bucks a year for PS Plus with all the discounted offers out there.