Just tried it. 720P is too much for my internet but can play anything on 540P without too many issues (although it does stutter occasionally, but it's only ever for a few seconds, and some of the sounds don't sound like they should, but that could just be my connection.
I don't know if you can transfer saves to a PS Now game using PS+ but you can deactivate PS Now by going to Settings>Account Information>Services List and then choose PS Now and choose Cancel Automatic Renewal.
Downloading now! I hope they fix a few thing's I was having problems with like it will cut your commentary off a minute after you stop recording. Like say for example you make a 8 minute commentary video. It will actually cut off one minute of that even though you actually commentate for 8 minutes. So yea I hope that's fixed.
The incentive not to buy a PC is still simple for me - I have no wish to even more frequently upgrade a gaming device than that, which I likely would be if I were using a PC.
Here I was thinking it was going to be a USA only thing or something.
I wonder how big the download will be, suppose I could check that later on the purchasable version anyway. If it's north of 10GB that'd take me a couple weeks of downloading overnight probably.
True, but pretty much every PC gamer's comments I've read on this site and elsewhere, constantly state that they want to play every game on max settings, so I doubt that argument would be as widely adoptable as you might think.
Which is no different to having to put up with a second class ps4/xbox1 instead of upgrading either.
Not sure about the game install but it does say this on the PS Store "53GB minimum save size". Steam also says 50GB storage is required to start the game for PCYeah just saw that on my PS4.
That would probably take me over 200hrs to download on my 🤬 Australian internet.
So basically PC and consoles are now operating in the same way, only thing that differentiates the two is the advantages PC has like free online, cheaper games, backwards compatibility of pretty much everything and modding
Well, consoles have a lower initial cost compared to PC's so I guess that's one advantage they have. But let's not turn this into a PC vs console thread.So basically PC and consoles are now operating in the same way, only thing that differentiates the two is the advantages PC has like free online, cheaper games, backwards compatibility of pretty much everything and modding
As apposed to inserting disc, having the game work rather than trying to find out why your graphics card isn't working with that cheaper game you bought? Although to be fair update,update and update again these days...So basically PC and consoles are now operating in the same way, only thing that differentiates the two is the advantages PC has like free online, cheaper games, backwards compatibility of pretty much everything and modding
That's a bit of a myth though, i just download the game from steam (mostly during a sale), and start playing. Only a couple of times i had an issue which was resolved quickly by google.
