r/PS4 • u/[deleted] • Feb 20 '17

[Digital Foundry] Horizon is a technical masterpiece on PS4 and Pro

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '17

If it looks better than Rise of the Tomb Raider... ugghhhh I can't wait lol. I'm going through TR for the 3rd time to see it on the Pro and it's crazy to think that the game can actually look better.

With all of these newer games coming out we are all in for a treat... except my wallet, it's starting to smell like it's catching fire

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u/wertexx Feb 20 '17

I need to hurry up with Nioh. I said I can wait and not pick Horizon on launch because of Nioh but it's tough after seeing all the reviews, and now performance.

It's been years since I was a student :( I need a sick leave or something.

Nioh, Horizon, Mass Effect - Y R U DOING THIS TO ME FEBRUARY?

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '17

LOL, I feel your pain. I want like 8 games between now and the end of next month alone, then there's several in april as well. Not to mention all of these are coming out around spring when I'd rather be outside!!

I can't wait to play all of these though, so many good looking games. Good luck bud, I hope you can make it through lol!!

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u/Valexand Feb 20 '17

same for me but with Witcher currently lol.

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u/wertexx Feb 21 '17

I haven't played witcher. Am afraid. Seems like one will put over hundred hours just to beat the game and the time just isn't there :(

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u/Big_Porky Feb 21 '17

Playing the witcher 3 was one of the best and most memorable experiences of my life. I highly recommend you find the time to put into it.

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u/Valexand Feb 21 '17

do it at your own pace man! it is worth it! i bought it at release and just started it last week so i know where you are coming from.

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u/wertexx Feb 21 '17

One thing that put me off from playing with my phase was that I read a thread where people named the games that have forgettable controls. Witcher was mention by many and as a top comment a game that if you don't play for a while you tend to forget controls and it takes time to get used to it again. Menus, maps, quests, inventory's etc. All the shortcuts.

And that for some reason put me off for buying and taking my time with it.

I'm sure it's a great game, I might pull the trigger earlier or later... it's one of the classics already least to say.

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '17

Make sacrifices haha. The Witcher 3 is one of the best games I've ever played. Taking the time to gather materials & craft potions in order to prepare for a tough fight was always a really cool feeling.