Sadly you've got years for them. GTA6 is rumoured to be around 2022/23. Bethesda recently said they're not pushing big on the next Elder Scrolls until Starfield is out. So you're looking a few years there too. Shite.
I thought there would be some huge title to grab peoples attention. Im not techy enough to understand all the numbers that come with the ps5, for me its just about the games and where they push the boundaries. Some cool stuff about sound and the way it can develop lighting and stuff, but without a big game like those mentioned, i doubt ill be jumping straight in.
Ah I think we're a couple of years off that though, so i can't wait. I'll probably just happily buy any remaster anyway, as TLOU was one of my fave games of all time and I certainly didn't regret doing the same for the PS4. Played it 2/3 times more.
TLOU should be my type of game. I love the huge world, beautiful scenery, compelling story driven games. But I just couldn't get used to the control scheme. If I remember it has a daft hit a d pad button to turn round rather than being able to do it on the sticks, effectively the sticks only give you 180degrees of movement. Am I imagining this? Do you know if you can change it in the set up? Has it changed in an update? Sorry for all the questions but I know you know your shit and I want to get the new one (just because it looks gorgeous) but also if I do wanted to play the first one properly before starting 2.
Will see if it was the quick turn thing that was doing my head in. Cheers for that. I am just re downloading it now.You are definitely imagining it. Played TLOU through about five times and had absolutely no issue with the controls at all. You could turn 360 easy. There was a quick turn button for sprint getaways, yes, but I rarely used it tbh. You could turn just fine normally. Maybe you got bogged down by trying to use that (understandably, given it was suggestion) that you didn't give the usual way a go?
Will see if it was the quick turn thing that was doing my head in. Cheers for that. I am just re downloading it now.
It was fiddly, yeah, so most likely that. I gave up on that action it and fobbed it off. I've played through it plenty of times with no problem though so you should be fine too.
It wasn't the quick turn thing.
It's the fact you can't make your character ever face the camera. So you have to physically turn rather than being able to do it with move and look like in most third person games.
I am guessing the quick turn thing was their way of addressing this.
I will just have to change the way I play as I know the first one is on most owners lists of must play games, but I knew there was something different about the controls from normal.
Cheers again. You spurred me on to starting it.
Very little detail from what ive seen on Starfield but it does look like it will get a ps5 release which is good. Really looking forward to this one, hoping it can push what Elite nearly delivered and avoid what No Mans Sky was. A Space RPG with a clear storyline that the previous two space games really lacked.I can suppose the months long wait for any developments/announcements on Starfield (Bethesda) is that they're planning a PS5 release?
That said I don't have much faith in Bethesda these days.
Enjoyed your review on TLOU 2 and looks a stunning game. Hopefully it gives the player a little more exploration than the first game but maintains the story and atmosphere, which based on your review it does.I don't really get your point tbh mate! Ha. Having played a shit tonne of third person action games, it felt quite normal to me. Honestly confused, but oh well.
If we're talking Bethesda focus circa 2008-2015, i'd be more excited. After seeing what they've pulled recently with microtransactions and sloppy work on Fallout 76, i'm more concerned.Very little detail from what ive seen on Starfield but it does look like it will get a ps5 release which is good. Really looking forward to this one, hoping it can push what Elite nearly delivered and avoid what No Mans Sky was. A Space RPG with a clear storyline that the previous two space games really lacked.
I don't really get your point tbh mate! Ha. Having played a shit tonne of third person action games, it felt quite normal to me. Honestly confused, but oh well.
Spent a few hours watching the stuff from last night, and I've decided I'm no longer going to purchase PS5 at launch.
There's just nothing that does it for me, except maybe, maybe HZD2.
That Deathloop looks utterly turd, I don't do FPS anyway but that looks spectacularly wank.
Same goes for Ghostline Tokyo. Looks merely to be a lighting showcase, with pretty neon and reflections, but wank gameplay.
GT7 just isn't for me, it looks pretty, but you cannot appreciate it in aa driving game so unforgiving, because if you look at the scenery, you will crash.
Spiderman...meh, I'll get it eventually but it's not the Earth-shattering leap the first one was.
But yeah, think I'll wait for TLOU2 and Ghost of Tsushima on PS5 and then purchase.
In the meantime, a 3rd playthrough of RDR2 at a snail's pace should suffice.
@twosips are there any spoilers in your TLOU2 review? I can't watch it if there are.
Hopefully this helps. I didn't explain it well.
This is what happens in most third person games in my opinion when you move the character with just the left stick. The player rotates 180 degrees with each change of direction.
This is the same input on for TLOU
For me the second one makes turning around and repositioning the camera behind me way more tricky and therefore not as fluid
I mustn't have played many third person with this method, certainly it's the first triple A title I can think of with it.
Realise it's just my opinion but wanted p explain myself better.