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Neo Rasa posted:Didn't Sony demo a game where you hang out with and instruct a Japanese schoolgirl at TGS last year? I think all they need to do is release "virutal reality game where you hang out with Japanese schoolgirls" and it will make infinite money forever. Hopefully that makes third parties put some good stuff out.
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Neo Rasa posted:Didn't Sony demo a game where you hang out with and instruct a Japanese schoolgirl at TGS last year? I think all they need to do is release "virutal reality game where you hang out with Japanese schoolgirls" and it will make infinite money forever. Hopefully that makes third parties put some good stuff out. That's "Summer Lesson", and it's made by the tekken team.
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Rageaholic Monkey posted:I'd hate to be the sad sack of poo poo that brings a Final Fantasy calendar to the office and uses it at work for the entire year. I'll up the ante and make it worse; It's Final Fantasy X, so you know there's a fanservicey Lulu page in there somewhere. Also, isn't the 120FPS/120Hz thing because they have to render it twice for 3D rather than just upping the refresh rate?
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Mar 4, 2015 03:34
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When editing clips together in sharefactory, can I not use these awful themes? I just wanted to put a few 10-20 second clips together but I wasn't expecting the terrible transitions to be mandatory.
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Mar 4, 2015 03:36
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Neddy Seagoon posted:Also, isn't the 120FPS/120Hz thing because they have to render it twice for 3D rather than just upping the refresh rate? Yep, all handled by the external box. Manatee Cannon posted:When editing clips together in sharefactory, can I not use these awful themes? I just wanted to put a few 10-20 second clips together but I wasn't expecting the terrible transitions to be mandatory. You can delete transitions and intros, outros.
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Mar 4, 2015 03:37
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Great, thanks.
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I just got a funds added to my account notice from february 17th. wtf psn?
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Drastic Actions posted:That's "Summer Lesson", and it's made by the tekken team. That's the game that will destroy the population!
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Mar 4, 2015 03:39
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Hopping aboard the Helldivers train. Played some online coop till rank 8 and it seems everyone I joined knew what they were doing. Already had some hilarious moments as well. If anyone wants to dive into some hells with me: psn: bobby2times
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Real hurthling! posted:I just got a funds added to my account notice from february 17th. wtf psn? Did you do that extra settlement for the PSN hack thing? I'm not sure if it's this either.
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crazysim posted:Did you do that extra settlement for the PSN hack thing? I'm not sure if it's this either. I got that email too. If I did that settlement I had no idea I did. it appears to have charged $5 to my card though so I really don't know what they were doing. I spent it today anyways but I still don't want Sony randomly charging my card. Neo Rasa posted:Didn't Sony demo a game where you hang out with and instruct a Japanese schoolgirl at TGS last year? I think all they need to do is release "virutal reality game where you hang out with Japanese schoolgirls" and it will make infinite money forever. Hopefully that makes third parties put some good stuff out. Yes, and I'm going to take comfort in it being really unlikely to ever hit the States.
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NESguerilla posted:Yes, and I'm going to take comfort in it being really unlikely to ever hit the States.
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Manatee Cannon posted:Great, thanks.
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crazysim posted:Did you do that extra settlement for the PSN hack thing? I'm not sure if it's this either. no, i think i bought something on that date but it took them a month to send an email about it.
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How do I stop a Dualshock 4 from pairing with a PS4? I've tried that reset button in the back. I held it down for 10 seconds just in case and it still turns on the PS4 whenever I hit the PS button.
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Fergus Mac Roich posted:How do I stop a Dualshock 4 from pairing with a PS4? I've tried that reset button in the back. I held it down for 10 seconds just in case and it still turns on the PS4 whenever I hit the PS button. Maybe you can do it from the PS4's side as well.
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Mar 4, 2015 04:23
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I figured out a way on the PS4 side. You can delete the controller from the device list when it isn't currently paired.
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SubponticatePoster posted:When you go to add clips, just uncheck all the intro/outro options. Will save you a few steps. Also good to know, thank you.
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Drastic Actions posted:That's "Summer Lesson", and it's made by the tekken team. I'd buy it if it was Team Ninja...
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Helldivers looks fun. Whats the general opinion so far ? Only thing I'm worried about is it being one of those games whose online community dies out within a year.
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Helldivers' mandatory teamkilling is very familiar to me since I have played a billion hours of EDF4 online, so maybe I'll give it a try sometime. I'm worried about the above problem too though.
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Bro Nerd Alpha posted:Helldivers looks fun. Whats the general opinion so far ? Only thing I'm worried about is it being one of those games whose online community dies out within a year. I hear you, in general, but it's a 17.99 game. If the community only lasts a year, I'll be ok with it.
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Neddy Seagoon posted:Also, isn't the 120FPS/120Hz thing because they have to render it twice for 3D rather than just upping the refresh rate? Nope, it's (and by extension the PS4 is) actually capable of running at 120fps/120Hz. It's a single 5.7" low-persistence 1080p OLED panel with sub-pixel RGB values and a ridiculous sub-18ms response time for all the tracking goodies. Games will have to be made with considerations to the framerate (meaning they'll be intentionally quite a bit more simple than, say, The Order), but they could absolutely run at 120fps. The panel updates at 120Hz regardless, so the external box has the option of taking PS4 output and interpolating it to match with the refresh rate of all the Morpheus internals. I'm exceptionally leery of any fake frames -- doubly so when it concerns a game -- but until I go hands-on with this latest one, I'll reserve judgment. MrLonghair posted:Yep, all handled by the external box. The box can assist in updating things to 120Hz, but it's not required for games to run at 120fps. The PS4 can do that, but it's going to be pretty drat simple scenes, I'm guessing.
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Real hurthling! posted:no, i think i bought something on that date but it took them a month to send an email about it. I recently received about 3 emails from Sony about games I picked up a few weeks ago so just seems like a bug.
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SamBishop posted:Nope, it's (and by extension the PS4 is) actually capable of running at 120fps/120Hz. It's a single 5.7" low-persistence 1080p OLED panel with sub-pixel RGB values and a ridiculous sub-18ms response time for all the tracking goodies. Games will have to be made with considerations to the framerate (meaning they'll be intentionally quite a bit more simple than, say, The Order), but they could absolutely run at 120fps. The panel updates at 120Hz regardless, so the external box has the option of taking PS4 output and interpolating it to match with the refresh rate of all the Morpheus internals. Is there much chance of the screen going beyond 1080p? I tried the Oculus Rift DK2 recently (the DK2 had the 1080p screen), and I was not impressed with the resolution at all - the only reason it didn't put me off was because I knew the Crescent Bay prototype already had a resolution improvement. I'm worried that if Morpheus goes with anything less than a 1440p screen it'll look way too fuzzy. Obviously getting a PS4 to run games at 1440p/120fps would be hard, but I'd put up with PS3-level visuals if that's what it took.
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Feenix posted:I hear you, in general, but it's a 17.99 game. If the community only lasts a year, I'll be ok with it. The more I think about it you have a point. I've got big name games I've never even touched multiplayer on but I demand a massive online community on an indie game I might not even like. I just bought it. Why not.
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I feel like not buying a game right now because the community will be dead in a year is a flawed argument anyway. Most people will have long had their fill by then, and had a better time besides.
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Welp, Counterspy is the surprise gem out of the new PS+ games. Definitely give the game a try, I'm having a ton of fun with it.
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Can confirm that Helldivers fukken owns. Just joined with three random people and had a blast clearing maps while (accidentally) blowing each other up. This is a brilliant little co-op game.
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VR is the new 3D. I know all these 3D displays were sold, and for about ten minutes there were a few 3D games, but not so much any more. VR may create new experiences, but they may be distinct from the AAA titles we are used to. And if that is the case, bring it on. Innovation is fun.
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Helldivers is REALLY fun.
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Manatee Cannon posted:I feel like not buying a game right now because the community will be dead in a year is a flawed argument anyway. Most people will have long had their fill by then, and had a better time besides. That was mostly my point. I don't think (barring any crazy and VERY diverse DLC content) I even want to be playing this in a year. I will have gotten what I want out of it. All that said, the format of this game lends itself to REALLY easy expansion. New planets. New tilesets. More Armor and Guns and Stratagems. More mission types. More metagame hooks. All really easy to inject.
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It's fun dancing with pubbies in Helldivers (just spin in a circle to woosh your cape and others will join like 85% of the time even when you are all dying)
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BreakAtmo posted:Is there much chance of the screen going beyond 1080p? I tried the Oculus Rift DK2 recently (the DK2 had the 1080p screen), and I was not impressed with the resolution at all - the only reason it didn't put me off was because I knew the Crescent Bay prototype already had a resolution improvement. I'm worried that if Morpheus goes with anything less than a 1440p screen it'll look way too fuzzy. Obviously getting a PS4 to run games at 1440p/120fps would be hard, but I'd put up with PS3-level visuals if that's what it took. Almost zero. Rift CV1 will probably go higher because, well, it can given the hardware that it can be attached to. The PS4 is still the bottleneck, and while it's certainly capable, this is where we'll see PC elitists smugly looking down on the limitations of what is effectively a mid-tier APU powering everything. Cerny did a hell of a job working out a price-to-power ratio for launch (and it paid dividends when there was a more powerful machine selling for $100 less when they both launched), but this isn't the Kutaragi era of Sony; the PS4 is not a best-in-class CPU. There's simply no overcoming that fact, and if you really want the most high-end VR experience, it's going to be Oculus or Valve/HTC's implementation. Morpheus echoes the PS4's basic strength: one single spec to design around, for good or ill. That'll mean there will be far more impressive visuals, but also a significantly higher cost to entry on PC vs. what'll be possible on the console side. I feel like first-party stuff will be awesome, and indies will look at the install base and the great sales of putting games on PSN and opt to go for it, but third parties are going to drive the adoption of VR, and with Morpheus being a closed system, it just won't be able to compete. Not that I'm feeling like what was done with the hardware is short-changing anyone or anything, but there's literally no competition with a $5000 rig and whatever the commercial version of Oculus' setup is going to be. They have the advantage of impossibly deep pockets with Facebook, and they can iterate. That option, like upgrading the PS4, is completely off the table for Sony. They're locked in now, and while some things can still change between now and this time next year, that does a great disservice to the people being tasked with making full, non-tech-demo offerings for Morpheus when it goes on sale. VR's going to go through some birthing pains, and it should. Shaking out resolution, hardware dependency on the PC side and most importantly what games work best (there'll be countless entirely new VR-only genres that are going to happen) and total cost to let people buy in are all things that have to happen before it becomes a standard way to enjoy entertainment. Iteration and adaptation -- both of which were impossible in the 90s when this thing was first shown to the public -- will continue to drive how the experiences play out. Personally, couldn't be more excited. There will be pitfalls and huge mistakes and massive gains over the next few years, and for those that were around in the industry (particularly when we moved from 2D to 3D), the buzz is palpable. This is it. This is the big shift, the one that will quiet all the myopic weirdos who couldn't see how the shift to this generation was much from the last. It's not about graphics anymore, it's truly, honestly, purely about immersion. Once you enter a world that feels completely real, it spins the mind and coaxes out those old playground discussions of what a new game could be. For as entrenched as many genres and development projects are, this feels like the perfect time to take it in a perfect direction: high-end graphics and familiar gameplay to those that are happy with it (I'm among them), but completely NEW experiences that are utterly impossible to quantify because they are experiences. You're in them now, and visuals aren't a necessary way of selling that anymore (I'm among those too). Both will feed back to each other and strengthen the whole. We're still a ways off from games (or at least interactive entertainment) supplanting passive movie watching, but I don't think it's as far off as people assume. VR is finally making good on the promise of what the 90s said it would be. Also, I have dibs on becoming Job-God in some virtual universe. SamBishop fucked around with this message at 06:47 on Mar 4, 2015 |
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Ultimate Mango posted:VR is the new 3D. I know all these 3D displays were sold, and for about ten minutes there were a few 3D games, but not so much any more. VR may create new experiences, but they may be distinct from the AAA titles we are used to. And if that is the case, bring it on. Innovation is fun.
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Shonuff posted:Can confirm that Helldivers fukken owns. Just joined with three random people and had a blast clearing maps while (accidentally) blowing each other up. This is a brilliant little co-op game. bought it and played with friends and that was my whole rest of the day spent someone make a thread for helldivers it is really good
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setafd posted:someone make a thread for helldivers it is really good Yes please. In the meantime holler at me (DocBonestron) if you wanna play.
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