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Doesn’t seem to be a post for Age of Empires 4 directly.
But I just got an email from Microsoft asking if I would like to join the upcoming BETA for Age of Empires 4 on PS5.
So another top Microsoft game is now making its way to PS5.
 
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Fable confirmed for PS5, same time as Xbox



Never played Fable but still more excited about this than Avowed, coming to PS5 next month.
 
Little bit off-topic, but still ...
Is all power of modern PS5 was made for release of such games ?

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Never had my PSN account hacked.
However to get back into my account despite me knowing everything I needed to know to access the account.

All Sony needed from me in the end was a transaction ID from a purchase, they wouldn't let me in by knowing password address what games I owned or anything personal.
Once I gave them a transaction ID they let me do whatever I wanted, change the email, reset the password and remove MFA to sign in very easily.
 
bsmaff said:
Never had my PSN account hacked.
However to get back into my account despite me knowing everything I needed to know to access the account.

All Sony needed from me in the end was a transaction ID from a purchase, they wouldn't let me in by knowing password address what games I owned or anything personal.
Once I gave them a transaction ID they let me do whatever I wanted, change the email, reset the password and remove MFA to sign in very easily.
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Not sure if this is real or not but apparently you can also bribe someone inside PS Support to get any account you want.
 
Glad to see an Until Dawn 2 although isn't developed by SuperMassive Games so probably going to be a disappointment and in the trailer it looks very poor.
Wolverine looks identical to Spider-Man but I am sure that will be a pretty decent game when it is released.
Glad they are making another Silent Hill, although personally thought Silent Hill F wasn't actually that great.
Tomb Raider looks like they have gone back to puzzle solving and a mixture and action - I did really enjoy the games from 10 years ago.
Not excited about anything else.
 
bsmaff said:
Tomb Raider looks like they have gone back to puzzle solving and a mixture and action - I did really enjoy the games from 10 years ago.
Not excited about anything else.
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Legacy of Atlantis is a remake of the original Tomb Raider.
 
el niche said:
https://blog.playstation.com/2026/0...-new-games-releasing-on-playstation-consoles/

I guess physical media will be going away... which is the trend, however there are some negative points to this, buying old games, secondhand market and well what if sony/whoever decides to not host the game in their servers anymore.
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Well, it totally is a trend and those issues you correctly listed are not the only negatives. And sure, GTA 6 (Rockstar) is to blame: no physical copies, just download codes sold in a box. The other negative: the 80 dollars <--> 100 dollars price tag might (will) make other devs also kick up their price all the same. Makes me absolutely MAD that some "gamers" already came with the "meh... GTA 6 could cost 250 dollars, it would be worth it, and I'd pay for it" rhetoric, without even realizing a hint of the "big picture".

Seriously, people like this deserved the freakin' guillotine.
 
el niche said:
well what if sony/whoever decides to not host the game in their servers anymore.
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This is such a huge issue. I dont think the "normal" people who play games realise how bad this all is. We have headed in a direction where ALL games require an internet connection, servers to exist and a license agreement to remain intact.

Essentially all games have silently become a subscription service with a large upfront payment.

The StopKillingGames campaign could fix this. Although its going to be a tough ask for these companies to stop building games in such a way that they would have to make them work offline.
 
Playstation has a decent install base across the world and in some big countries where internet speed doesn't really make downloading games digitally a realistic proporsation, how will they deal with this and surely they won't abandon those markets given everything that they do now is all about the bottom line.
 
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