No PlayStation plus is a must for online gaming
I think it's great value, broken age last month was one of my best gaming experiences this year. I've been waiting to play walking dead 2 so that's great this month. Rocket league is amazing. Dunno what people expect?! I hear moans about no 'triple A' titles but they aren't gonna give away the crown jewels. Best you'd get is an old title like Assassins creed which you could pick up in CEX for a fiver.
Expand your mind try the odd games some are amazing
At some point you'll start to see the launch games and it'll go from there, I can't imagine it's long until Killzone's up.
They had that racing game a couple of months ago, got quite excited about that one until I realised it was only a demo and you still had to pay for it.
At some point you'll start to see the launch games and it'll go from there, I can't imagine it's long until Killzone's up.
Is it me or is it a waste of money nowadays?
The Monthly games are absolutely dog shit, the discounts you get bring them down to what you can buy them for in the shops.
You can still play online without it can't you?
Is it me or is it a waste of money nowadays?
The Monthly games are absolutely dog shit, the discounts you get bring them down to what you can buy them for in the shops.
You can still play online without it can't you?
Downloaded Super Meat Boy last month. Crazy addictive platformer.
When we had a PS3 I thought the value was pretty good but now not so much with the PS4. Although to be fair we (well, my lad) tends to download all the offered games as he has a Vita too.
We had a trial of Playstation Now but thought it was too expensive to carry on.
This month I haven't even looked at the free games, they are bound to be a load of shite. The discounts on the games are never any good, can always pick up a 2nd hand copy off eBay for a lot cheaper. They still have Watch Dogs on there at £34.99 which is about £7 - £10 in most places now.
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