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> Nothing worth noting released on those consoles Have you heard of Elden Ring? Or is your complaint about cross-gen, timed exclusives, and PC releases? Or th
by musicale 3mo ago
> Nothing worth noting released on those consoles
Have you heard of Elden Ring?
Or is your complaint about cross-gen, timed exclusives, and PC releases? Or that there aren't enough new franchises beyond established series and remakes?
Personally I see all of the above as fine. For example Capcom has Resident Evil Requiem (series), Onimusha (remake), and Pragmata (new).
- weezing 3mo agoAll PC games. This generation of consoles was just worthless, no meaningful exclusives. The only thing that might save them is GTA VI.
- musicale 3mo agoGTA6 is presumably a timed exclusive, so why ignore other timed console exclusives like... FFXVI, FF7 Remake, God of War Ragnarok, Horizon Forbidden West, Stellar Blade, Ghost of Tsushima, Death Stranding 2, Spider-Man 2, Rise of the Ronin, etc.? And what about Astro Bot, Demon's Souls, Ghost of Yotei, Gran Turismo 7, Saros, Sons of Sparta, ...? Or anything by Nintendo?
- pjmlp 3mo agoLooks to back catalogue since ZX Spectrum, Amiga and all the other systems, available on PC.
- musicale 3mo agoPretty much this. Everything is a timed exclusive and eventually available on PC through emulation etc. That being said, it's still nice to be able to easily run something like Demon's Souls, Fable 2/3, or the latest Mario/Zelda/Metroid/Pokémon/Fire Emblem/Animal Crossing/etc. without having to mess with emulation. The games that really seem to have vanished into the sands of time are MMOs with no available private server. Though I still hope to be able to play DC Universe Online, Wildstar, etc. someday.
- pjmlp 3mo agoMost of us don't suffer from FOMO for a few AAA titles. There is hardly anything that would make me shell out for a console like I did with the PS2, and that was only because eventually I could get PS2 Linux, with official access to the hardware, minus a few tidbits. PS3 OtherOS killed and without graphics acceleration. XNA and UWP Developer mode, killed. Games themselves, plenty of choice on PC stores.
- musicale 2mo agoPrices have gone up since then, but at the time this article claimed $7/fps for PS5 vs. $17/fps for Steam Machine (which attempts to provide a console-like experience): https://www.steamfps.com/guides/steam-machine-vs-ps5 https://www.steamfps.com/guides/steam-machine-vs-ps5 see also: "$400 more, fewer FPS" https://shattered.io/steam-machine-vs-ps5/ https://shattered.io/steam-machine-vs-ps5/ But this also notes that 5-year TCO may be lower once you account for PS+ subscription fees and Steam sales/discounts.