The older I get, the more irrelevant and frivolous fanboydom appears...
Well put! I think the idea of people who were adults before video games existed telling us we are too old for them are out if their element. Videi games are new(ish) enough that that concept of being "too old" for them is irrelevant...what is the standard to base it against? It doesn't exist because video games are older than a lot of people who play them. I'm in my mid thirties and grew up with them. Why should I stop? I wonder if the same thing was said after the invention...
This is not a new thing...most computers have CMOS batteries, I've replaced several over the years because of similar impact on OS's and software. Just change it or reseat it and all is good. Not quite the crisis situation some outlets are making it out to be...5 MI uses and you're back in business fir a other decade lol. Plus wouldn't connecting to the PSN force update the internal clock anyway?
Meh...I realized this past week that I've always ended up playing Bethesda games on the PC anyway....ugh better modding community there bs consoles.
Yessss pleaseee!!!!!!
@NODOZE, don't blame Sony. Blame the people making bots to purchase hundreds of PS5's in order to drain inventory so normal people don't have access and are forced to pay $1000...
@Vx_ To each his own dude. I like this game. Play a different game then?? I don't know what to tell you lol. This is why I've never let myself get overly hyped about things before they come out. I get excited sure, but I never let my mind run wild with how amazing something will be. If a game I look forward too sucks, then it's just a bad game and I'll wait for something new to come out. The net result is you now have more anger and disappointment in your life than I do...
@zacfoldor...
Yep, it's a great game on the PC. This is why it's important for people to look at what system the game is being reviewed on...A ton of PC reviews for 8's to 10's whereas consoles reviews I have seen as low as 3's.
@jznrpg...I could not agree more! Full disclosure, I am playing on a high-end PC and the game looks amazing, but I too get the feeling they made this game for the PC and then likely didn't realize how much of a tech difference there is between PC's and last gen consoles. This is why I liked what IGN did with this game...2 reviews. 1 for the PC and 1 for consoles.
@ecchiless, actually, on PC the game is quite lovely! I am almost 40 hours in and haven't had a single "bad" glitch happen. Give it a go on the PC, it's worth it.
Haha! Same here! :)
I am personally trying to play stealthy in this game and it is so much more fun than going in guns blazing as the writer of this article did. Also, they mentioned that choices don't impact the game, but they absolutely do. There are entire quests and interactions that are missed if dialoge choices are changed. I know CP2077 has its problems, but I feel there is a big difference between reviewing the PC version and the console version. I play on the PC and this game looks and plays ama...
6/10 on PS4 maybe...on the PC this game looks stellar. Im 33 hours in and loving every minute of it. Sometimes I just stop and stare at how pretty the city and game world is...
@badz149...That's just the main story. The point of games like Cyberpunk is that they offer MANY interesting story lines, characters, and reasons for exploration. To play the game the way it's meant to be played will take between 70-100 hours.
...didnt really think this was that big of a deal. I saw it last night and didn't give it a second thought.
Its a two part problem...1. People should not be allowed to buy almost 50 PS5 and 2. People should not encourage this behavior by buying items at absurd prices.
I could never delete the PT demo off of my PS4. It's still on there to play whenever I want! :)
@russo121..Why "should" every ps4 game be a free upgrade to ps5? Isn't that a little bit of an entitled attitude?
Did save games ever have cross functionality on backward compatible games on previous new gen consoles? This is a legitimate question; I want to know the answer.
@DigitallyAfflicted
No, a lot of these people don't read. It's a combination of sensationalist outrage and the social media-fication of attention spans to only process short spurts of characters and damn the rest of the article and its actual content.