TV by miles. It's not even close. Especially if you have a big screen size.

there's no evidence that this is native 4k. The tweet does not state that

edit: and you're saying the down scaled the resolution for release on the current PS4? And it will automatically tune to 4k with a pro? like how does that even work?

what's SATA?

especially this gen and especially in the UK. second hand MGSV was still 35-40 quid months after release. The same for so many games. I got my PS4 with MGSV, Mad Max and Uncharted Collection. Since then I've only bought PES 2016, Fifa 2016 and FO4. I haven't been greatly impressed by any of those tbh.

The Witcher 3 is probably up next for me but I dunno if I should wait and get it later on PC or what.

where does it say it's native? and how can that be true unless the retail copy of the game is different from the current version, because the current version is not 4k...as Pro hasn't even been released yet lol who comes up with this bs? It's up scaled to 4k is anything.

The controls are as fiddly as they have been in the 2k series, which is just a game breaker for me. They have worked around that by making the gimmick matches easier, in the sense that ladders and so on are easier to place...but that limits freedom because of the specific spots to place the. Wouldnt it have been better to just improve the controls?

Let me put it this way, HCTP added tonnes of systems to the Smackdown formula, including limb targeting, a meter for it, more players on screen, more match types, probs the best career mode and a great roster. The only thing 2k does better probably is the roster size but they've lost so many matches and the controls are just not conducive to pick up and play or multiplayer with someone who isn't an expert into the nuance of 2k wrestling games.

Oh and one more thing. I've seen reviews praising the Universe Mode but it's literally the same as the version in 2k14. The same type of feud construction, very simple, very uninspired. Boring week by week matches with little or no consequence and I've only had a go for a few hours and yet I've already seen repetition, which isn't helped by limited numbers of feud for each time period. This is 2016, not 1996. The additions, for example promos and video edits are extremelyyyy limited. Video cuts are limited by the content and there isn't much. Promos limited by basic silence. They couldnt record some voices?

It's a lazy game in all honesty.

I relaly liked Heavy Rain and played it loads. Got every ending I think. I'd still play it now if my PS3 wasn't fried.

I played a bit of Life is Strange and it really intrigued me too but the episodic nature of that series isn't for m.e

I'll be buying Detroit unless the reviews are horrendous.

Then thats the problem. Much like Outcast, it becomes difficult to create a first person horror experience without holding your hand for periods in the game.

huh? a half finished game is getting a very high standard for replay value

3rd person?