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Steven

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1 hour ago, Super Craig said:

The accessories are definitely going to be where they get some of their loss back. Hopefully, the PS4 camera can be used for PS VR.

 

I'm curious to see if they explain how VR will continue for existing owners past 'it works'.

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1 hour ago, Steven said:

 

I'm curious to see if they explain how VR will continue for existing owners past 'it works'.

 

owner of the psvr, or a ps4?

 

because it'll be better.

 

the same way that psvr is better on a ps4 pro

 

but I think this example is bullshit, surely?

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2 hours ago, mansizerooster said:

I'm expecting (hoping for) a huge blowout on Miles Morales, an announcement for God Of War 2, and maybe a tease of Silent Hill. Possibly a new Gran Turismo?

That's already a thing, where have you been? :lol:

 

 

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I’ll be so glad when these things are finally out and on the shelves, if only because it will spell an end to the seemingly ceaseless speculation, rumours and merry-go-round of complete bullshit from self-proclaimed insiders, sources of highly dubious origin or whatever two-bit YouTuber or Twitter shit-stirrer feels like adding some followers on any given day.

 

I know it’s all part of the fun of an impending console generation but fuck me I swear it’s never been as bad as it has been this time round. To think that some people follow and analyse all this shit for a living boggles my mind.

 

Price, date, launch games tomorrow please and then we can all just go to bed and never have to read another tweet of made-up bollocks ever again (fat chance).

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Alex W.

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13 minutes ago, Super Craig said:

If yields are low, why would they reduce their order? Surely they'd still be needing the consoles?


No point ordering the assembly of 15 million consoles in 6 months if you’ll only have the CPUs available in that time period to make 11 million of them.

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7 minutes ago, pinholestar said:

They don’t seem as chummy with Sony as they are with MS though. Getting to see the Series S before probably anyone else outside of MS was quite the scoop.


They got an exclusive Cerny tech briefing immediately after the PS5 reveal, so there’s some courting going on there. I wonder if the two companies compete?

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4 hours ago, mansizerooster said:

I'm expecting (hoping for) a huge blowout on Miles Morales, an announcement for God Of War 2, and maybe a tease of Silent Hill. Possibly a new Gran Turismo?

 

Then a £600 price tag.


you need an announcement for God of War 2 (God of War 8 in the main series, God of War 15 if you count outliers, remasters and collections) to know it’s coming?!

2022, I assume, assuming Horizon is next years big game.

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33 minutes ago, Droo said:

Maybe they’re going to announce the whole

things been cancelled.
 

the PS5 causes Covid. 
 

 

 

Or they can't in good conscience recommend it any more as the Series S represents such good value for money and direct you to site for MS preorders.

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