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Two playable characters so probably a short game, but that's cool.

As part of a police special task force, it’s up to you to fight against mysterious, alien-like creatures who have invaded the world. In the Ark, a multi-cultural city in the near future, disaster strikes when gates to another dimension suddenly appear! Dangerous creatures begin to emerge, attacking the people and polluting the land, and normal police forces are unable to compete with them. To stand up against these threats, a brand new, special police unit known as Neuron is formed. Choose between two playable characters – one male, one female – on your adventur

MLB?

New patent for Wireless PSVR2. https://www.inverse.com/article/55122-ps5-sony-vr-headset-playstation-5

It doesn't work like that. These are two closed ecosystems, not two competing graphics cards. Performance is just a fraction of the equation.

We aren't being obtuse, even a Gameless 385 dollar price for an X is a sign of disaster.

So if a Pro bundled with Knack 2 sold for 300 it's Knack's fault? Lol You can bet your ass MS didn't go into this expecting the X to require to match Pro's price, nevermind drop below it. Things like this is why hardware isn't MS's future strategy.

Cheaper than Pro with a game packed in. MS must be loving the hardware business.

Pack in games work on the budget solutions. Nobody paying 400 bucks is deciding on a digital throw away code.

Waste of money. Too close to next gen. Only getting a budget solution makes sense like S, or investing into a PC.

So you're gonna build Remij's PC.

The STDia real world tests make me think MS local computing/stream solution for Lockhart makes sense. The play a next gen system in your browser shit won't work in the real worl.

I remember the argument when handhelds would be obselete and Nintendo should become a mobile phone dev. People were seriously saying this. 3DS is their last handheld et.

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Trailer in link. https://mobile.twitter.com/JACKJEANNE_JP/status/1120537921679966210?ref_src=twsrc^tfw|twcamp^tweetembed|twterm^1120537921679966210&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fpublish.twitter.com%2F%3Fquery%3Dhttps%3A%2F%2Ftwitter.com%2FJACKJEANNE_JP%2Fstatus%2F1120537921679966210%26widget%3DTweet Switch is kicking ass again.

Maybe I should have used a different word, not brand. But company strategy. You can expect a new Mario or God of War or Halo game. You can expect Sony to make VR games, Nintendo to make shit like Labo and Wiisports. You can expect pretty much all publishers irrespective of region to support PlayStation etc while XBox gets dick from Japan and Western devs ignore Nintendo.

These general broad statements make no sense. It's like arguing against people in the 60s that we won't colonise mars or the moon, cause teh rockets. I mean we it's been what 70 years and we still haven't gotten a man on the moon a second time.

It's more of a general direction thread as to your buying priorities/interests. Price Exclusives Power Services Backward compatibility Features Brand People always argue that factor X and Y are going to determine gen Z. For example if power was important for PS4 then next gen power will be equally important, which I doubt it will. Or that if BC was huge for PS2, it would be equally important for PS3, PS4 or Wii U. Reality proves that everything is more than just individual factors, and each gen each features important can widely

Yeah whatever they put out will never big as big as Halo or Gears, but 343 and The Coalition aren't exactly considered beloved studios. Take way the big IPs they inhereted and they become filler level studios.

The lineup includes Sony’s first ever 8K LCD TV, the Z9G, which will cost between $12,999.99 for the 85-inch model, and a whopping $69,999.99 for the 98-inch version. Also included in the lineup are the Master Series A9G and cheaper A8G OLED TVs, starting at $3,499.99 and $2,499.99 respectively, and a trio of 4K LCD TVs — the X950G, X850G, and X800G — starting at $1,399.99, $3,499.99, and $649.99. The prices of Sony’s 8K TVs are eye-wateringly expensive, but they’re actually cheaper than those of its main competitor, Samsung, which released its first 8K TV last year. The 8K Q900’s price topp