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Lol im the same Anyone found the Pulse 3D headset in stock? my best bet is probably Argos tomorrow as usual places are saying its out of stock. -
Can't believe there's a media remote this time out. I craved a media remote for PS4. Craved one! I even bought the PDP one on import from the US. And it was crap.
Now that I have a new TV with actual smart functions and a dedicated BD player though, I no longer need one. But it looks nice!Comment
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Are there any details on the UHD playback for the PS5? Im currently using my xbox ones but they don’t support dolby vision on disc, would be nice to get some confirmation about PS5s media capabilities.Originally posted by wakka View PostComment
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I was looking at the Pulse 3D headset on Amazon earlier but given the Gold and Platinums work on the PS5 I had to take the sensible option (for now anyway).Comment
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Here in Norway the PS5 will be ~£500/425. Hello credit card.Comment
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Someone did already on Smyths toys. Pathetic.Originally posted by Colin View PostWas very disappointed to go on Amazon and find that nobody had already written a one star review for the PS5. I've become so accustomed to that kind of **** now that it almost feels odd it isn't there.
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Can't believe I actually ordered a PS5 today. There was a moment I was convinced it was never happening.Comment
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Congratulations... You're one of the(11m) lucky ones. Seems a lot of US stores started orders early and tonnes of people missed out.Originally posted by Cassius_Smoke View PostComment
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I find this incredibly frustrating. My missus uses the PS4 as a way to watch YouTube videos on the TV and it's a nightmare doing it with the pad - every time you have to move it you inevitably end up knocking one of the triggers and setting it to fast forward. I considered buying the overpriced PDP one and I've heard it is rubbish, so that's out. You'd think for something they're so heavily aiming as an entertainment device, a good remote control would be a given.Originally posted by wakka View PostComment
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£70 is a high asking price, but surely no-one who has gone digital in recent years has been paying full price for digital purchases anyway, what with store credit being readily available much cheaper from places like cdkeys or ebay. Sony might well be aware of that side of the market, which could be another gentle nudge to get everyone to go all-digital. I also remember paying up to £100 for import N64 games back in the 90s. Couple this with the fact that the vast majority of so-called AAA games aren't actually worth buying (at any price), and it's not quite the issue it first appears to be, to me at least.Originally posted by Cepp View PostComment
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If Sony is paying much attention to the Credit side of things I don't doubt we'll see them withdraw PSN Credit codes before long to freeze resellers outComment
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A lot of Sony tvs let you control the ps4 with the remote its quite a big deciding factor every time i buy a new TV, that and the fact that bloody Samsung seem to have gone super sketchy recently. our less than 3 year old 4K TV developed massive bloody purple spots and when googling it it turned out to be quite common problem.Originally posted by Hirst View Post
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I'd be astonished if that happens, and there's certainly no precedent for it. Either way, it's neither here nor there for me as Demon's Souls will likely be the only game I ever buy for the system.Originally posted by Neon Ignition View PostComment
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Well, yeah, if you don’t buy any video games, the price increase of them isn’t going to matter to you much. Think it’s more the people that do actually buy games that are concerned about it
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I buy plenty of games, but mostly indie (on PC), which is where all the real innovation is happening.Comment
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