Yes not sure what’s the benefit as you can’t buy games 2nd hand and all downloads are well expensive until they are a year old at leastThere's a digital version without a disc drive that I assume will be a fair bit cheaper, but at the moment download games seem to be more expensive than physical so I'm staying in the 20th century there.
Both look huge and I think they needed space for fans etc as cooling was a big issue with PS4. Personally couldn’t care what it looked like, it’s what’s under the bonnet that counts!
It's absolutely gigantic
The weird plinth that it looks to use to stand horizontally should help with cooling, I just hope it's quiet with it. The fat PS3 was like a plane taking off whereas my PS4 has been like a monk in a library since I bought it on release
£359 digital version, £449 with disc drive, released November 19
Yeah I'm the same. Don't really touch any of the demons souls type stuff. Was hoping for a glimpse of GTA 6 over the ps5 preview window, looks to be a good way off though. Price point is decent. Think I'll happily go digital only next genSame for me with the games, a lot of fantasy genre stuff that does show off the lighting effects really well but does little for me personally
I'm gonna go disc, want the option of trading in stuff I don't get on with. I'll buy my sports games and generic stuff digitally but like the weirder/rarer stuff on disc.
Also side note I found a few boxes of my old consols box in the loft during a recent move. Spent a few fun weekends with my kids showing them all the old games
Some of rhe old Dreamcast games I found are now worth stupid money. One is selling for £120 on ebay or £112 trade-in in CEX.
I loved the boxing game on the Dreamcast.
Think I might wait a while let the hype fade a bit. Not a lot to play there with my kids.. Would have liked a new a ratchet and Clank game always been a traditional launch game.
Ready 2 Rumble? Great fun I think that was in my box
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