#Hype music for gaming portable#
#Hype music for gaming series#

I come from that generation of gamers who grew up in the 1980s Speccy era, where we had Atic Atac in place of Resident Evil and the open world city in Turbo Esprit in place of GTA 5. I’ve been reading a lot of negative press about Starfield and whether it’s a good game or not but after playing it now for a few days I have absolutely no problem with it and love it. PS: Just seen that Amazon are selling the PlayStation VR2 for £499.99! £30 saving.

#Hype music for gaming series#

I left it to the last minute for the Wii U Store buying games, but I want to buy the games gradually on sale for Xbox 360, as suggested by MagicSquirrel with the Wii U store.Ĭurrently playing: Somerville (Xbox Series X) I have added Split/Second recently to my wishlist and I also have Double Dragon Neon on there too. I have Xbox Gold and I have been claiming the Xbox 360 games since they gave away Toybox Turbos. The rumours, from multiple different sources, all say The Matrix Awakens looks comparable to the PlayStation 5 version it’s not unreasonable to imagine they’re correct, even if that is through using DLSS.Ĭan anyone recommend any games to get before the Xbox 360 Store closes next year, please? I was going to add the games to my wishlist and then buy them when they are on sale. GC: We mean… maybe, but you’re just speculating.

#Hype music for gaming portable#

But I wouldn’t expect more than PlayStation 4 with some clever modern tricks, it’s still a portable at heart remember.

PlayStation 4 output would still be a noticeable generational leap over the current Switch and give Nintendo a lot of oomph to pour into sequels to its own franchises, a new Mario Kart and 3D Mario would look terrific. I’d expect The Matrix Awakens could similarly be sliced back to run on a more powerful Switch 2 at lower resolutions, frame rates and reduced effects, with the console still being significantly less powerful than a PlayStation 5. Mortal Kombat 1 in Unreal 4 is launching this week on PlayStation 5 and the Switch and they’ll be quite the variation in the visual experience between the two versions (wonder is GC will look at both?). Then when it comes to The Matrix Awakens tech demo in Unreal 5… only the invited guests have seen what it looks like or how it runs. Nintendo and Nvidia would be smart to build tools to allow developers to port over their PlayStation 4 titles as quickly and cost effectively as possible. That would lend it enough juice to run something like Final Fantasy 7 Remake, as suggested, and potentially a much stronger line-up of third party titles given how many PlayStation 4 games are still being released, from Elden Ring to Resident Evil 4 Remake, Street Fighter 6, and Armoured Core 6. The Tegra chips in it have been rumoured for some time and they provide PlayStation 4 power upscaled using the some custom Nvidia DLSS tech. Nintendo could have the Switch 2 positioned quite well come next Christmas if the rumours of what it can do are true, however people really do need to keep their expectations in check with it, as the recent Reader’s Feature shows. Nothing has been heard about the multiplayer spin-off in months, so the rumours of it being put on the backburner may be true.

GC: They’ve just started a new game, which probably isn’t The Last Of Us Part 3, and there’s rumoured to be a The Last Of Us Part 2 PS5 edition coming. I guess I’m just frustrated as even the original PlayStation 3 release of the first game had the multiplayer.ĭo you know what Naughty Dog are even up to these days?

As a fan of the original multiplayer, which I still play, I would have been happy with the same game simply with new maps. I did read some rumours about it not being very good but don’t know if those are true. The game was released in 2020 on the PlayStation 4, for goodness sake, and there’s still no sign of it. Just wanted to write a quick note on how disappointed I am with Naughty Dog and the lack of multiplayer for The Last Of Us Part 2.