funny Demon Souls & GTAV are their big release announcements. this makes it sound like the hardware may not be that advanced so recycling less demanding "enhanced" games is their big seller this gen.

@millionsedge: just to correct a bit; my 1080 Ti can easily do 60fps @ 2160p with most demanding modern games at mostly highest settings and they are currently going for ~$850. so considering that a 2080 Ti is ~20% faster/stronger it can "basically run" higher fps than that even easier.

but you're going to need a pretty decent CPU, etc. so yes, you will be paying premium for the premium experience.

@Kezzy123: hopefully it is only PS5 exclusive for a short period and will release on PC and the other older platforms eventually.

if it's using the same engine as DS3 & SotFS or DS: Remastered than the previous gen console could easily handle it.

"And yes, although it was only shown off standing vertically, you can lay the system on its side."

had an awesome time playing it. took just over 60 hours to complete all(or most) of the quests.

i'd have to say the Corsair K70 model(s) should be included if only to replace the K68. it has almost everything the others shown here have to offer incorporated into a single package; nice switches that are easily accessible, nice RGB options, a better look than most, nice wrist rest, multiple switch types available, multimedia & volume controls, optional additional textured gaming key caps included, multiple models/colors available and competitive pricing. the only thing i'd say they may really be missing is added extra macro keys, which i don't actually have room for on my keyboard/mouse tray anyway.

the K70 LUX RGB is the nicest keyboard i have ever used out of many over the last ~20 years of heavy PC use.

why do almost none of the mouse manufacturers include a 3rd click ring finger button? the Logitech G600 and maybe 2 others i've ever seen have this or something similar to it. it is one of the biggest improvements to a mouse since the adaption of the 3 clicks 40+ years ago.

originally used for gaming it was an awesome addition for melee attacks, blocking/parrying, any type of 2nd/3rd attack or even as a fluid DPI adjustment control. but as time went on i have become adapted to using it as a R Ctrl key when regularly using the PC and it has just become a natural part of keyboard shortcuts, etc. it also functions as a nice rest for the right side of the hand.

the G600 definitely beats the Corsair Scimitar Pro for any type of RPG or other gaming with it's scroll wheel left/right tilt, thumb buttons shape, ring finger button and with overall 17 additional programmable buttons besides the regular left-click, right-click and middle-click. of course the amount of buttons doesn't matter much for a lot of games but the placement and programming options for this particular mouse make it better than the majority out there when used for any purpose.

my larger-than-average hand lies almost flat across the top of the mouse with my thumb resting naturally against the left side due to the wide shape and added right-side button. this has turned out to be much more comfortable than a claw or other type of grips.

Shadow of Chernobyl is still one of my favorite games all these years later. With some good mods the game still looks amazing and still has some of the best gameplay, atmosphere and dialogue you will find out there.

Hopefully S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 can stand out as a worthy successor.

@merkkrai: cause you can't afford a decent one?

@doublem-k: even if it was possible; obviously you have no clue how MODs work if you believe this would be a "downside".

most of the reviews i've read, people are complaining about the gameplay being terrible although the atmosphere is entertaining. so why the hell do they keep giving it 9s and 10s? this really throws off the actual game rating.