When I first got it on PS4, I was confused on what to do and how. But they've added a lot more quests that act as tutorials that teaches the basics much better these days.
I've played just over three hours of Ghostbusters Remastered (PS4) today, and it's great. The more I play, the more I'm enjoying it. It does a good job of capturing the spirit of the original films. Having you play a rookie 5th Ghostbuster works well. There's lots of elements from the first two films in this game, and expands the lore quite a bit too. It looks nice at 4K with lots of detail, except for the pre-rendered cutscenes between chapters; those look rough.
I've played just over three hours of Ghostbusters Remastered (PS4) today, and it's great. The more I play, the more I'm enjoying it. It does a good job of capturing the spirit of the original films. Having you play a rookie 5th Ghostbuster works well. There's lots of elements from the first two films in this game, and expands the lore quite a bit too. It looks nice at 4K with lots of detail, except for the pre-rendered cutscenes between chapters; those look rough.
It was decent but absurdly difficult. I had to play on the lowest difficulty.
Now I've done Cyberpunk I started concentrating on it. Immediately brought back that sense of fun and the joy of animations paired with control, to make the base.moment to moment gameplay fun.
I did the hamburger level last night and it was so much fun. Also the battery life is much longer playing this. I played over 2 and a half hours and still had 34% battery left.
The screen also seems much more impressive in clarity, resolution, colour pops like the OLED and running smoothly at 60fps helps.
I then played Hogwarts Legacy handheld too and while a touch less sharp it still looks great once I fixed the screen brightness.
DLSS once again? It feels more impressive seeing graphics like this on a handheld.
Oh High on Life got a free Switch 2 upgrade that seems pretty good. Hope it goes on sale.
It was decent but absurdly difficult. I had to play on the lowest difficulty.
Yeah, I'm playing it on Casual. I've only died once on this difficulty, but I'm getting knocked down often, which can get tiresome in some of the longer battles.
I finished the Library level last night before bed.
I finished visions of Mana this weekend, and started Yar's Rising, the Yar's Revenge follow up that they somehow turn into a metroidvania.
I also streamed Sonic Colors for a while yesterday. I think this might have been the first time I've seen a remaster that looks worse than the original.
It has a steep learning curve.
I read the story mode is around 80 hours.
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Hope the gameplay differs from NMS. That game had too many menu's.
I briefly tried No Man’s Sky awhile ago when it hit Game Pass but it didn’t grab me at the time. May give it another try.
I didn't have an issue with the menus. They were all fairly easy to navigate, especially with the gyro mouse pointer.
GG, NMS does support gyro during gameplay and menus. And touch screen.
I've played just over three hours of Ghostbusters Remastered (PS4) today, and it's great. The more I play, the more I'm enjoying it. It does a good job of capturing the spirit of the original films. Having you play a rookie 5th Ghostbuster works well. There's lots of elements from the first two films in this game, and expands the lore quite a bit too. It looks nice at 4K with lots of detail, except for the pre-rendered cutscenes between chapters; those look rough.
There used to be a NMS switch 1 demo but it was withdrawn.
There are some games where the demos just disappear like Okinawa rush.
It was decent but absurdly difficult. I had to play on the lowest difficulty.
Now I've done Cyberpunk I started concentrating on it. Immediately brought back that sense of fun and the joy of animations paired with control, to make the base.moment to moment gameplay fun.
I did the hamburger level last night and it was so much fun. Also the battery life is much longer playing this. I played over 2 and a half hours and still had 34% battery left.
The screen also seems much more impressive in clarity, resolution, colour pops like the OLED and running smoothly at 60fps helps.
I then played Hogwarts Legacy handheld too and while a touch less sharp it still looks great once I fixed the screen brightness.
DLSS once again? It feels more impressive seeing graphics like this on a handheld.
Oh High on Life got a free Switch 2 upgrade that seems pretty good. Hope it goes on sale.
Yeah, I'm playing it on Casual. I've only died once on this difficulty, but I'm getting knocked down often, which can get tiresome in some of the longer battles.
I finished the Library level last night before bed.
Really impressed, its a great port.
Cyberpunk has better visuals in many respects but the same can be said of Hogwarts over Cyberpunk.
It's got a very stable framerate and maintains a higher resolution than Cyberpunk and doesn't dip as often.
It's really cool to see such a large open world with this rendering level run so smoothly on a portable 1cm thick device.
Already got me salivating for the next Xenoblade game.
Enjoyable game too, love exploring and flying was cool.
The map is garbage and there are way too many menus but that doesn't significantly impact my enjoyment of the game.
It's beyond wrong to put a Qbert arcade game inside Ghostbusters with a "X Interact" and it not be playable! Just wrong!
Spending time in Stone Mountain, Georgia this weekend. I did get a little play time with Hogwarts Legacy.
Should've put in the Atari Ghostbusters game.
Just played some Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater Delta and watched WWE Clash in Paris this weekend.
I also streamed Sonic Colors for a while yesterday. I think this might have been the first time I've seen a remaster that looks worse than the original.
I can't bring myself to trust a SlytherinI really like Sebastian