Lock if old
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2013-11-16-letter-from-america-do-you-really-need-a-ps4-right-now
Obviously mostly aimed at us pesky Europeans, but actually the article is a good read, no Hyperbole..
Though this bit concerned me
Jaz Rignall (Never heard of him) basically goes on to say KZ and Knack were boring and NFS along with Resogun are the only must have titles
But he does finish on a positive note
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2013-11-16-letter-from-america-do-you-really-need-a-ps4-right-now
Obviously mostly aimed at us pesky Europeans, but actually the article is a good read, no Hyperbole..
Though this bit concerned me
The first was Call of Duty: Ghosts, which looks fantastic on PS4.
Jaz Rignall (Never heard of him) basically goes on to say KZ and Knack were boring and NFS along with Resogun are the only must have titles
I'm not really complaining, but gaming has always been about gameplay first and foremost. Playing something in super-cool, 1080p, 60fps, holy crap-o-vision is awesome for sure, but if it's no fun, isn't challenging, or is basically the same thing you've played before, those good looks won't carry the game for very long. And Killzone Shadow Fall is a good example of that. We did a bit of a hatchet job on it, I'm afraid, which did upset a few people. But as someone who played it for hours at a recent review event and was bored witless by its by-the-numbers gameplay, I have to support Jeremy's limbo-low score. He also got lumbered with reviewing Knack, which he's still in the process of working through. I played it at that same review event after Killzone, and it was like a double-snoozer whammy.
But he does finish on a positive note
Of course, the PS4's launch games are a mere hint to what's to come, and we looked at what's up and coming on the indie front. There are some great titles in the works, and I think Sony has done a great job in taking the indie initiative. Microsoft is still scrambling, and while they'll catch up of course, Sony has the edge right now