@Pyrosa: i played it pretty much from the start, finishing it with the same amount of hours (~200), and RIGHT AFTER I WAS FINISHED they patched in the inventory box. hehe, that was mean. i will play it again, maybe this summer and see about all those improvements since last year. it was a great epic game, but i was also very much done with it after the end. I think i might be in the mood for another "round" soon. i never bought any of the paid dlcs, but man this game is already so long i'm not sure i will now. that pig mission though, that was fun!
@maikerukun: cool, that's good for you. your 1st post also strongly hinted that you're really excited about this game :) i've never played a zelda-game i gotta admit. i did have a SNES, but i didn't play a lot back then. i really started gaming with the ps2 and re4.
@steveaug13: see that's what i thought. i'm not interested in VR yet, as for a peripheral it's way to expensive imo. it's something i definitely wanna try sporadically down the line, but i can't imagine playing that every day. i love my ps4, it has great features, great perfomance and too much social media stuff (hehe), but yeah i use it every day, wether to play games, watch movies, youtube or just to chat with friends after a hard day at work. there's not really anything the neo/scorpio has to offer me.
@dexda: a game being linear is a bad thing? I'm not particularly defending u4 here, but overall i enjoy linear games (with some good exploration) a lot more than open-world games. and i've played a lot of games to find that out for myself. to put it simply without going in to a long list of details: every open-world game i've played so far gets to a point where it feels like a chore to me (witcher, fallout, ac) to complete certain actions, linear games are way more tight, you can find collectibles and hidden stuff but you never have to go out of your way to do something boring or something that feels like work.
@bigbadcrawford: of course progress is important. and they could probably bring out a console every year which would be better each time. But that's not why people (like me) buy a console. It should be good enough to last 5, 6 years at least. That's kinda the whole point of having a console. But i think we're on the same page on that ;)
@warui: in last of us the post-apocalyptic feeling is represented in the gameplay aswell. it's about survival and a single enemy with a gun or a clicker can be real trouble. in days gone you practically have infinite ammo, it kinda defies that feeling of survival. if you see what that one guy did in the demo and how many zombies he killed you gotta wonder why there are still zombies out there at all. also there are two moments in the demo where the horde catches up with the guy and they just run/jump past him without even attacking him (but this may be just for presentation purposes).
@maikerukun: having all those features sounds nice on paper, but it always comes down to how much fun it actually is to play. dark souls for example has no crafting, no cooking, no setpieces, no story-driven cutscenes. you fight and that's it, but it's the most fun i've ever had with any game.
@bigbadcrawford: Amen. i got my ps4 just about 18 months now and i got like 3 or 4 games that i like. they should focus on making more interesting games rather than making another console that still has almost no games to play on it. i'll buy my next console around 2020, at the earliest. the ps4 still can't even slightly compare to what the ps3 had to offer. i hope this changes soon. good luck to any devs publishing games on neo/scorpio only.
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