@Spiritbomb2012: It actually lost some music from the previous versions, due to licensing issues, but it's still good, and everything else you said is exactly right. For fans of the series (like me), this game is a no brainer. Even at 4k, the framerate is solid with no graphical hiccups. Great game!

Still mad Sony shut down Studio Liverpool (formerly Psygnosis) before the PS4 launch. They were working on a new WipEout for the system launch. Some of the team started a new studio, and their game "Formula Fusion", just released on Steam. It's basically WipEout--still scheduled to come to PS4 and Xbox1 this year, or early next year. Anyway, I've always loved the WipEout series, and love this game on the pro. 4K HDR at 60 fps, is eye melting at the higher speed levels. Great game!

@Gbullet: 4K HDR at 60fps on PSpro--It's pretty. On standard PS4, it runs 1080p at a constant 60fps. They did a good job putting it together. The framerate is super smooth, and the load times are a lot better (especially 2048, from the Vita). If you're a WipEout fan, at all, it's worth every penny. I'm having a blast with it.

It would be great if SEGA released this on PS4 and X1. Fanboys like me will buy it again, and it will help the budget push for a true sequel. It's a short (but sweet) game, but just like Metal Gear Rising, I played through it multiple times. Damn, I really want another MGR too, though it probably won't happen, unless it's a stupid pachinko machine. You suck Konami. Love you SEGA and Platinum.

@Tiwill44: That's a good point. It's not really difficult to update a game for higher resolution and frame rates, similar to PC games, but to truly take advantage of each systems powers and deficiencies, is a different story. Also, the level of detail Rockstar is putting into games is ridiculously high. These massive games take time to get right. I'm pretty confident RDR2 will be amazing, and I can wait. I think we were all expecting the delay anyway.

@thedarklinglord: It will be alright, the game will be amazing. I don't think GTA5 is the funnest (I don't think that's a real word, lol) game, but it is definitely one of the most complete games I've ever played. The attention to detail is impeccable. They're making games that will be a continuous profit source for multiple years (GTA5 is still one of the top selling games each month). I can wait, because I'm sure it will be worth it.

@lostn: Yeah, I understand what your saying, but there will be new systems and at some point, previous systems will no longer be supported (just like iPhone). That is what I mean by "generations". My point ( just an assumption), is that Microsoft is doing this now, more for marketing purposes, for future brand association. Either way, I want one and look forward to the great games we'll get as Sony and Microsoft, duke it out.

@Spartan_418: Resolution is also up to the developer, and a bunch have already stated they're going to use checkerboard (or some form of) to maximize overall quality. Even Scorpio can't compare to a standard gaming PC, though using these techniques, games will look pretty damn close. I think Scorpio is more of a future marketing strategy. They want people to think Xbox is the more powerful brand. They're not going to catch up with Sony this gen, but if they can get the average person to associate the Xbox brand with the most powerful system, they may have a better chance with future generations. Whatever their actual plan is, it's more competition, which is best for us gamers. Also, I can't wait to see the reveal at E3, it's going to be sweet!

@no_one: Yes, absolutely. I was really looking forward to that one. From what I've heard (don't quote me, it could be nonsense), Platinum does own all of the rights to Scalebound. The problem is, what's been done, was paid for by Microsoft. Unless Platinum or someone else funds the game for exclusive release on Xbox, they would have to literally start over. It's starting to look like Scalebound will always be one of those "what could have been" scenarios. Oh well.

@sellingthings: "internal storage". You're playing a semantics game. No it didn't have a physical, moving hard disc, but neither does my 3ds, vita, tablet, tv, etc. Like I told 7tizz, "Whether the storage is disc, flash, or magic, it's still internal storage." It was used for games specifically, which is the basis for his argument.