Backwards compatibility seems highly unlikely - it would require grafting a separate PS3 into the PS4 since the architecture is nearly completely incompatible. Mayyyybe. r n r nThey can 't add more RAM without requiring games to support multiple configurations. r n r nThat leaves multiple storage configurations. Perhaps more ...
Sorry for spamming the comments, but I just found this Sony video on used game sharing that 's rocketing around the Internet in case you haven 't seen it yet. Maximum trolling in effect: r n r nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch v kWSIFh8ICaA
If you want Call of Duty games, this console has you /covered/. I think I saw at least five, including Call of Duty: Rome. r n r nMy count could be off since they all kind of run together in hail of brown gunfire and barked orders.
There are a lot of games that are just better in Easy mode. Not Platinum 's, but most of them. At this point I start Normal but if it gets at all stupid and doesn 't seem like it 's worth the effort back down immediately. Of course as you ...
'it shouldn 't feel like the end-all-be-all force driving character progression ' r n r nWell, I 'm glad they finally admitted it. Good luck turning this drunken elephant around Josh.
Quite the relief OMGPOP died and got 200M when they bought you, then it 's just one short year of soul death working for your evil corporate overlords and now you 're free to repeat.
Hi Jason - take a look above, but I 'm going to come up with a pre-interview coding test for our phone interviewers to suggest to candidates. We generally prefer false negatives over false positives, but if someone can blow us away with an offline coding test...
I wouldn 't expect quite the response this time It 's not 'Tim finally wants to make an adventure game ' , but sure, I 'm in for 20. Trenched was great.
Meanwhile the WoW team must be going 'uh oh. ' r n r n/How/ much longer do we have to keep milking this And now we 're back under the Eye of Sauron Bobby
I have to say that even if it 's just as linear as a hallway, an outdoor path certainly feels much better. r n r nYou don 't mention it explicitly, perhaps because it 's so obvious, but another obvious rule seems to be to never make the closed in ...
