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Probably when you have to kill off a character that sticks even after you are done with the story mode (ex; they are gone for good). I also hate puzzles that make no sense without an online guide (ex; Skyrim) or being able to figure it out with clues in the given area/dungeon.

Rogue Company, PlanetSide2, DC Universe, Call of Duty Warzone, etc. are honestly the best ones out there that are free and I believe they don't need PS+ to play online (although may need to double check Warzone and Rogue Company)

I used to use this all of the time on my PS4 with my Vita when my console wasn't in a good location, although I've tried it with a few slower paces games on my iPhone and it works decently if you have fast speeds through your router.

I do not, but would love to once they have bigger storage options and they stop having all of these resellers grab all of them up.

I haven't gotten any on either year yet, kind of waiting for the PS5 Pro to drop with a larger SSD/storage that won't cost like half of the console for a 2TB stick).

I like Sony's consoles better, ever since the issue with the Xbox360 and the very common red ring of death. As far as companies, they are into different things (Sony has Gaming + Electronics) whereas Microsoft kind of does it all (Gaming + Windows + Software)

Death Stranding - no matter what, if you focus on what others may want, sometimes it can save the world (plus lil Lou)

I honestly love Horizon Zero Dawn. I'm still trying to finish off the first game (playing the first time on Ultra Hard difficulty in order to unlock a PS trophy), but near the end (just need to make a bunch more time for It).

I always buy new since a lot of modern games can come with codes to unlock specific elements, or they tend to have everything include (box art, manuals, etc.).

I remember playing the second one on PC, and then Driver 3 on my PS3 (honestly I loved the game, had that GTA vibe for sure although people hated it). Would be cool to see a newer version of Driver like Driver 3 (hidden vehicles, could go inside of almost all buildings, drive around, walk, etc.).

Yes it just takes time with the whole shortage of parts, and these people who are just reselling the consoles online for a huge amount to stop doing so.

San Andreas, all of the Ace Combat games, and probably the old burnout and need for speed games for sure

It had all of the games that I wanted back when the PS2 came out. Ever since then I just felt the controllers were best for my hands, and the gaming exclusives made it worth me to stick to PlayStation consoles.

I tend to keep the console box and manuals within that box, just in case I ever need to send them in for repair or any type of refurbishment.

Are you looking specifically for platform exclusives? If so I’d recommend these if you like these style of games; Flying: Ace Combat Racing: Gran Turismo Little Big Planet is also a cool kids game with a fun multiplayer. and of course some VR titles but idk if you have the VR headset

I’ve played it and it’s cool, but still missing a ton of characters and then you have kids playing it so just roam vs. actually okay the MOBA

That looks pretty cool, I’m gonna have to check them out here shortly!

It depends, but yes I do play some old games for friends that still play it as well.

Death Stranding, ironically. Loved not being in a huge rush to make it to mission to mission, and kinda of exploring the whole map set after the end of the game while trying to get every place 5-starred.

Like others have said, VR is so young that it’s really hard to say it’s bad right now. It’s like looking at PS1 game graphics and saying they sucked compared to today’s standards. Give it time to evolve and become what one would expect with today’s graphics

I can’t recall, but I do remember my first console in my room was a PS2 and I played burnout on it.

I wonder how this stacks up against games like Gran Turismo with its specific dirt/rally aspects

Delayed overall? No. but man how did they not see that the stock storage option was garbage. 825GB to play with games that take 100-250GB of space with their update and install file (even if you use the disc version).

I’ve only gone through 3. The first one broke on its own (like the mic stopped working randomly), the second one had an issue with some games where the sound would be super staticky. And the 3rd which I still use to this day now

I’d give it time. If you like GTA V, you’ll end to liking this since the stories and overall gameplay feel is similar enough. As are as online play, RDR2 online sucks imo (kinda like how many GTA V online lobbies are just annoying to be in as well).