good news, just wonder how the story takes place again with haunted enemies and the psycho-stuff, as the 1st game was a thought experiment Sebastian got out of ey?

30€ sounds like a good chunk of a game. haven't seen the trailer yet but if it's simply more of Dishonored 2 i'm down. The story makes sense if you played the main game and found all of Billie's journals and notes. The Knife of Dunwall was a good add-on, so hopefully this follows in line.

@dlCHIEF58: maybe, i don't recall when it was released, but i know i played an insane amount of really good games on the ps3, a lot of which became game series with good follow-ups (Demon's Souls, Bioshock, Dead Space, Dragon Age, Uncharted, Infamous, etc.). Ever since i got the ps4 i'm kinda longing for that excellent line-up again.

@TacticaI: i don't call it ps5 because of certain progress in specs compared to the ps4, i call it that because it's the next fully priced playstation after the ps4. it plays games that are released now or recently, a ps5 would do the same. it is basically a ps5, but because no one would buy a ps5 yet (gamers: LOL, f*** off, Sony) they called it ps4 pro (gamers: YAY, Sony, please take my money).

that's just how i see it.

@stylux24: alright, kudos to them if this is in fact so. this is a rare exception these days so.

@BitterMan23: what baffles me the most is: why does someone care to level up if he doesn't care to play the game?

to the game's defense: there's not a single dev/publisher anymore who delivers a finished product on day 1, even my favourite ones. if you know one, name one.

ah look, it's an embedded youtube video. why not do this with all your videos as well, so people can actually watch them?

i never really understood the hype about handhelds. but that's coming from someone who never really uses the taxi, bus or train to get somewhere. those might be excellent times to play handhelds, but where else? at home where you can also enjoy your games on the big screen? i too grew up with the gameboy, but i don't see the point in those things anymore.

it's of course a question what gaming is to you?

is it just something to pass the time? then i guess a handheld would make some sense, although as others pointed out below you might as well play on the smartphone that you already have instead of investing (quite a lot of) money for a handheld device that cannot call people or use whatsapp.

or do you really enjoy immersing yourself into another world and see gaming as something recreational, as a free time activity?

@ballashotcaller: i agree about the ps4 just getting strong. but they already released the ps5 and nobody noticed, it's called ps4 pro. good marketing strategy not calling it 5 though, as it worked on a lot of people.