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Kinda was waiting for them to do it inside of the US, but looks like they are going to hold off (maybe due to other reasons, but inflation and part costs have gone way up in other countries so it is kinda valid).

Interesting that they cut a cutscene, since normally they would work on cutscenes at the end after the map/area and characters required to trigger it are already created and inside of the model/game.

I'm sure that those who want to play it on a non-switch, will find ways to bypass this specific DRM aspect to be fair. I mean it's already being done with older consoles and their DRM specific games/content.

I think it comes down to the maximum allowed group on the specific game, and then you ideally would want at least one backup person per each role in case someone (or multiple people) get sick for example.

Probably racing games, so something like Gran Turismo that has a big e-sports base already, since it would make it easier to jump in rather than finding a smaller game/group that may not have anything e-sports set up yet.

Sometimes I do, although most of the time I just let the game (or whatever stats software may exist on a website that lets you, deep dive, into it) keep track of that detail.

I use Windows in my day-to-day due to work, but I recently got a MacBook Pro and it's my daily driver for anything personal (or on my own time).

I wish they would bring back Warhawk for the PS4/PS5. Such a good online only game that was tons of fun when having maps with 60+ people flying, driving tanks, or running around in.

It would probably have to stick with the original but of course a bigger map (school more detailed, more classes possibly). I'm not sure if we should have it from the same character or possibly have a choice between using multiple characters like GTA V has.

It would be cool, although aren't they kinda doing that with the new game that has guns that can talk to you in their own specific voices?

Ironically is just a themed version of the controller already out there for iPhones (and Androids). Wished that they put more effort into it or at least had PS release their own vs. using another company to change the colors and upsell it on their end.

I kinda liked the PS4 Days of Play limited edition console (blue with gold text and PS logos all over). Wish that they would do this for the PS5 as well since I feel like it would be a huge hit!

Kinda wish that they had bigger storage options as others have noted, around 1-2TB at least. I know they have the NVM drives, but for a 2-4TB one it's basically the cost of the console itself just for bigger storage to handle more games (due to their huge game size).

Slack/Teams - Office communication methods Email client - Spark for personal/business, Outlook for office communication platform ToDo - Keeps track of tasks still needing to do

GameCube was my favorite console of all time, alongside of the PS3 (early days when PS3 had PlayStation Home support, and other cool things you could do with the console for free).

It's only a matter of time before any console has its vibe switched from next-gen to current-gen, to previous-gen, and then retro/not active anymore. The PS2 is already falling into the retro era, and in a good chunk of years, we'll see the PS3 follow suit into there.

I really wish that they kinda kept the classic battlefront gameplay style on the newer games, but atlas they went with a kinda clone of Battlefield with a giant reskin for the newer Battlefront games.

Any updates on your review after some of the changes they have made to the CR system, and addition of new maps/vehicles?

I've seen people play it, and it looks pretty good, just haven't had a chance to pick it up personally.

Honestly, they are solid, as long as you can find the games with controllers that act like a gun or the retro arcade machines that have that. VR would be cool with hunting games, but I've never played one of those yet.

With the way the Netflix earnings showed that basically, no one plays the current games, I'm not too sure if they would release an actual game that would be AAA or to current generation standards (if they did, that would seriously put them in the running against Amazon Gaming).

Super excited, I'm also glad that they did the remaster of Tony Hawk (praying they still remaster the other games that were more open world and that you could do some fun stuff in to get into new areas).

If you know there is a big decision in the game that will change it (such as killing off one, etc.) I'd always recommend avoiding the autosave and manually saving it in case you wanted to see the other direction or see how else the story can evolve from various changes.

Cost, timelines, or the fact that very few people would notice the change and it instead lets them spend more time adding features elsewhere (bigger map, more detailed city, etc.).

From where he has come, he's pretty decent. Back in the day, I thought that he was super annoying, but nowadays, he seems more relaxed and laid back since he kind of has fallen into his own grove (rather than trying to make one or find out where he fits in best).