Playstation Tablet

Looks fairly good.

Isn't this old news? Like a whole bunch of PS2 era remasters are getting ported.

Odyssey really highlights the pathetic and limited level designs of the super linear, preplanned paths of the Galaxy games. Which alone makes it the best modern Mario game. GOTG though, its not even the best Nintendo game of the year nevermind gen. BOTW is in a league of its own compared to Odyssey imo.

There are so many indie games especially pixel art ones to catch upto. No big lose.

Felt way too safe.

6s across the board sounds right.

I'm on the other side. Skipping E3 means a dedicated 2019 PS5 event. Makes it way more sense to me, the whole E3 aspect being important and mandatory is nonsense.

I'm of a very Conservative opinion. The consoles need to be as cheap as possible, throw whatever you can afford into a 400 box. Get the price down ASAP. Give a mid gen refresh so they don't feel too dated in front of PC gaming. Focus on games. Get as many consoles in the hands of gamers. It's been like this for generations, and I think it's the way to go. Not everyone agrees, but that's my take.

With Sony skipping E3 it's either holiday 2019 or March 2020. 2021 is completely off the table for both. Power isn't an issue with mid gen refreshes for both anyways, they'll always rather fresh hardware.

500 can't be excluded. But I think it would be a mistake on their part.

Bhytre have some faith.

I have a feeling this might be this gen's Nier where gameplay is average but everything else is awesomeness you could achieve only in a low budget game.

So this is coming out on February. That's next to Kingdom Hearts. Square Enix thought this one through.

Switch PS4 XBox Numbers? Don't know.

We've seen the end of PS4's Sony investments game wise. What we have now is final, and known. The big question and advantage is the massive amount of money Sony is going to throw to push the PS5 game wise. These idiots are talking about resolutions. All the first party games that are coming to PS4 are announced, that's it no new ones are coming.

New VR controllers alone would be a game changer.

It has nothing to do with resolution. PSVR2, PlayStation Tablet, new games etc.

Fat is not linked heart disease, in the abscense of carbs. The standard American diet is a sugar diet. Insulin resistance a disease caused by overconsumption of carbs, with constant sugar spikes is the most damaging dieting aspect you can have to the cardiovascular disease. Pretty much 99% of the population has Insulin resistance because we were never designed to grains by the pound a day. This is possible only due to modern agriculture, and fruits were seasonal and a fruit now is 10x the size and sugar content, its mutated abomination, not a real fruit. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.

Tell this to the people that stopped taking Insulin injections, blood pressure medication, and statins, epilepsy pills while these drug dealing doctors couldn't give a shit beyond shoving a pill or an injection down people's throats. There is a whole show about doctors not giving a fuck in weight lose solutions, beyond taking tens of thousands of dollars to chop up someone's stomach on a surgeon table. Then admitting bariatric surgery has a 95% failure rate.

Joe Rogan the big supporter of keto dieting? Some of those points are flatout wrong. Constipation? Meat and fat diet get so good you shit out a bit of creme. Mental fog? This is a lie. One of the reasons people go on keto is because your sugar is stable there are no crashes without getting a sugar hit. It's used to treat mental and brain disorders with good reason. Nutrient deficiencies? You are eating the most nutritious foods in existence, and can eat 8 cups of vegetables if you choose to this

Expecting a March reveal.

Your white bagel diet is pure trash compared to a proven MEDICAL diet. Go eat your shitty standard American diet that's universally considered trash.

What do you want me to add? Brocoli, cabbage, avacado, berries? I can do that. But I'm sick of that shit, and just going carnivore.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5475232/