PS4 Megathread 2.0

duffers83

Dead nation on ps4 plus in march

unblvlblkult

Bit of a crap one there tbf. Already got this on PS3... for free

MarkY91

unblvlblkult wrote: »

Bit of a crap one there tbf. Already got this on PS3... for free

so did i and im still looking forward to it

Xenji

duffers83 wrote: »

Dead nation on ps4 plus in march

Still not confirmed, only a rumour.

Xenji

Drum.lad wrote: »

Any idea wheres the best place to buy a new controller..

€42 including delivery if you do not mind waiting 7 days for it, https://www.videogamesplus.ca/product_info.php?cPath=646_648&products_id=21166

Mr Blobby

duffers83 wrote: »

Dead nation on ps4 plus in march

Any good?

Xenji

Mr Blobby wrote: »

Any good?

It is a port of the PS3 game, it has not been confirmed though that it will be the free game, but the the rumour comes from a site who have got the last two months right, as for the game, it is not great and had a lot of bugs.

Varik

Blazer wrote: »

I'm only show 3 apps available..netflix/ign and some other one..is this right?

Netflix is all you need.

CombatCow

Xenji wrote: »

It is a port of the PS3 game, it has not been confirmed though that it will be the free game, but the the rumour comes from a site who have got the last two months right, as for the game, it is not great and had a lot of bugs.

It's really really fun in 2 player coop mode, I'd be surprised if it was the march game, would be totally out of the blue!

weiland79

Bit of a strange one. When i play a blue ray movie the sound is out of sync to the action. Is this a PS problem or a TV problem? I've never noticed any problems with games.
I should mention i'm using a surround sound system, might this have something to do with it?

MarkY91

ok ive watched more gameplay and seen more reviews of THIEF and i now think its not as bad as most of the reviews said. i think it looks great to be honest

Captain Chaos

MarkY91 wrote: »

ok ive watched more gameplay and seen more reviews of THIEF and i now think its not as bad as most of the reviews said. i think it looks great to be honest

I'm still getting it on Friday. I love the series and from the big list of custom difficulty options you can make it just as hard if not harder than the earlier games. Especially with Ironman mode. Just hope they take more care next time with level planning and make it so there are always multiple routes and options to get things done.

lertsnim

Blazer wrote: »

I'm only show 3 apps available..netflix/ign and some other one..is this right?

Yes. You can access other apps through other PS accounts for other countries. Most have geographic restrictions though

3rdDegree

Xenji wrote: »

€42 including delivery if you do not mind waiting 7 days for it, https://www.videogamesplus.ca/product_info.php?cPath=646_648&products_id=21166

More like 10 to 12 days delivery. But if you're in no hurry, you can get some great deals on that site.

Xenji

3rdDegree wrote: »

More like 10 to 12 days delivery. But if you're in no hurry, you can get some great deals on that site.

I have got a few items in 7 days, none have been longer than 10, except around Christmas, they get nearly all my trade now.

gimli2112

Mr Blobby wrote: »

Any good?

As mentioned online co-op is good fun but playing it on your own it probably won't hold your interest long.

hallo dare

Xenji wrote: »

I have got a few items in 7 days, none have been longer than 10, except around Christmas, they get nearly all my trade now.

How does it work with customs? Anything ever get stopped?

CombatCow

hallo dare wrote: »

How does it work with customs? Anything ever get stopped?

No they mark stuff down at a low value item.

Also this was on the PlayStation Blog: Dead Nation™: Apocalypse Edition PS4

jaffusmax

I played BF3 for a while on Caspian Border then switched to the PS4 version. Makes you really appreciate the leap in power.

Xenji

hallo dare wrote: »

How does it work with customs? Anything ever get stopped?

Nope, have got over 30 things from them and not one bit of hassle from customs, like CombatCow said they put a lower price on the package and usually say it is just dvds.

hallo dare

Xenji wrote: »

Nope, have got over 30 things from them and not one bit of hassle from customs, like CombatCow said they put a lower price on the package and usually say it is just dvds.

Cool, and would i be right in saying if one was to have a US psn account that you would be able to avail of the cheaper dlc for a disc that you buy from VGA?

Xenji

hallo dare wrote: »

Cool, and would i be right in saying if one was to have a US psn account that you would be able to avail of the cheaper dlc for a disc that you buy from VGA?

Yeah you can use the US DLC with them.

DeSelby83

Anyone picking up basement crawl today?

Xenji

DeSelby83 wrote: »

Anyone picking up basement crawl today?

No single player, so not really interested, not a game my friends would really play local co-op with me.

BordorFox

Trials: Fusion comes to PS4 this april

Loved this game on xbox, glad to see it's making it's way to PS4, for €20 also.

seanand

Xenji wrote: »

€42 including delivery if you do not mind waiting 7 days for it, https://www.videogamesplus.ca/product_info.php?cPath=646_648&products_id=21166

was going to buy the controller from here but want the red one

BordorFox

Awesomenauts will be coming to the PlayStation 4 exclusively over the PlayStation Network on March 4 in North America, and March 5 in Europe.

The PS4 version will be called Awesomenauts Assemble! Yes, with the exclamation point and everything.

Awesomenauts Assemble! will be available for $10/€10.

Xenji

Another new The Order 1886 video and more information.

Gunplay will obviously form a key component of The Order 1886′s gameplay, but close-combat melee encounters are every bit as integral to the experience. Developer Ready At Dawn is taking a fresh approach here, incorporating split second decision paths allowing fights to play out in a number of different ways. In the clip above Galahad goes for a knife, but it’s not the only way to tackle the situation…

“For melee, we’re leveraging some of the things we’ve learned in the past, even from the platformer days. We want to supplement ranged combat with something that players don’t expect. You’ll see more melee modes that will give you some complex options,” hints Creative Director Ru Weerasuriya.

While the weaponry at your disposal in The Order 1886 might seem out-of-this-world, every single design in the game is based on bona fide Victorian technology.

“The more you get to see of the weapons, you’ll realise that they’re actually not that outlandish or futuristic. They feel grounded,” Ru says. “We don’t twist the actual technology itself – what we twist is its use.”

At its core The Order: 1886 is a third person action game, complete with cover shooting mechanics. While you might think you’ve seen these before, Ready At Dawn is putting its own twist on convention.

“Yes, there is cover as you might have seen in other games, but we’ve added traversal modes,” says Ru. “You’ll go seamlessly from ‘full cover’ into ‘soft cover’ as you move away from an object. Imagine you’re in cover, you’re shooting at something and you want to pop out. You don’t just stick your head up, right? You’d still stay low. So we’ve tried to build a bit more reality into the cover system.”

Expect combat to be brutal…

Alongside an arsenal of weaponry that offers a huge array of combat options, you’ll also have a number of gadgets at your disposal. Here, Galahad is surveying Victorian London with a monocular in search of a fire fight.

“The Monocular was built for multipurpose use,” explains Ru. “We haven’t talked about all the different modes of gameplay in which it will be implemented, but what we showed in the latest demo is it being used as a looking glass, and to send Morse code. You can flash a signal to the airship to give your location.

“We have a lot of other devices like this that we’re trying to implement. Of course, there are always more ideas than we can fit into the game, so it’s a question of which ones will stick…”

As mentioned above, one sequence sees you using the DualShock 4′s touch pad to tap out a Morse code message to a nearby airship. Will there be other creative uses of the new controller?

“We’ve worked with the controller to test all the different things we could do with it,” says Ru. “The issue is that the more complex and involved controller inputs get, the more it removes you from the immersive core experience. We don’t want to use it too much; we’re only using it for actions that feel natural. Tapping out Morse code just worked so well.”

As hinted at in the trailer released earlier this month, Ready At Dawn is creating a truly ‘filmic’ experience, both in terms of how the game looks and the story it tells. The game’s four primary protagonists are nuanced individuals, with different roles to play in the twisting, layered narrative.

“The four characters have very different story lines – their past, how long they’ve been around, what they’ve done, who they’ve fought,” Ru explains.

“Mallory is the squad leader in many ways; Galahad is someone who’s been involved in the conflict for a long time; Igraine – she’s younger but still confident’ and Lafayette is the rookie of the squad. He’s the one who jokes around. He’s a little jovial, happy-go-lucky, doesn’t worry about too much. It’s a nice balance between the four characters.”

Ready At Dawn’s “neo-Victorian” vision of the British capital offers a universe unlike anything you’ve experience in a videogame. Dark, dank, dirty and dripping with atmosphere, it’s a refreshingly different setting, and one that boasts huge potential for both edge-of-your-seat suspense and widescreen action set-pieces.

Varik

Xenji wrote: »

Another new The Order 1886 video and more information.

It's over a week old, Sony are just a bit slow updating their own channel.

Xenji

Varik wrote: »

It's over a week old, Sony are just a bit slow updating their own channel.

I actually thought it was familiar when I watched it earlier