Games worth buying for Ps4, Ps5 and Xbox.
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Vulpeka
You can delete my last post You didnot delete hate
Destiny 1 I played it a month and a half ago the servers are still up it is quite an old game but it is still a unique game, if you prefer the second one it is free to play. The disc is pretty cheap The digital copy I have no idea. Also available on the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 you do not get the latest DLC pack you are stuck at the taken King DLC.
Metool_Man
"I am the real Sonic!- not."
SPIDER-MAN
I got the PC version + Miles Morales and those games are great. I even dabbled in some modding, theres a mod that extends combat and it's so clean if you showed it to someone who never played the game they would not be able to tell it was modded in. Also that fast swinging mod is a blast.
Specifically, Spider-Man is available on PS4 with a remastered version with updated graphics and an adjusted Peter model available for PS5. Miles Morales is only available for PS5.
Both are ofc also available for PC. I haven't tried Spider-Man 2 since that game has yet to come out on PC, arriving soon, Late January to February if I recall.
I got the PC version + Miles Morales and those games are great. I even dabbled in some modding, theres a mod that extends combat and it's so clean if you showed it to someone who never played the game they would not be able to tell it was modded in. Also that fast swinging mod is a blast.
Specifically, Spider-Man is available on PS4 with a remastered version with updated graphics and an adjusted Peter model available for PS5. Miles Morales is only available for PS5.
Both are ofc also available for PC. I haven't tried Spider-Man 2 since that game has yet to come out on PC, arriving soon, Late January to February if I recall.
realmoc1105
There goes that mystery rider!
I really want to get Astro Bot but a PS5 would just clutter my house up. I'm waiting for PS6 to come out instead
Metool_Man
"I am the real Sonic!- not."
Personally, if you own a Windows Computer, I'd heavily suggest buying Nintendo consoles. Even Linux. But it's really up to you if you use an Apple computer (why?)
Xbox usually releases all their important games on Windows Store/Steam shortly after they release. Windows and Xbox are both Microsoft companies.
Sony usually releases their best games after a few years on PlayStation onto Steam. Have you seen the PlayStation 5 exclusive library? Pretty pathetic, besides Spider-Man 2, which as I said is releasing on Steam shortly.
Nintendo is Nintendo, it's staying there. The only way to access the games on a computer is through technicality, piracy, or dumping, which the latter 2 are either Illegal or are difficult and require 3rd party hardware. Those 2 also require emulators which are much slower than the ports you'll see of Xbox and PlayStation games, which usually have some room to breathe. Emulators also usually have some difficulties when being set up and are just more unwieldy than pressing start on Steam. The technicality is plugging the console into the monitor, which isn't any different from using it on your TV.
I own a Windows 11 PC and a Nintendo Switch, and I've got all the games I need.
Xbox usually releases all their important games on Windows Store/Steam shortly after they release. Windows and Xbox are both Microsoft companies.
Sony usually releases their best games after a few years on PlayStation onto Steam. Have you seen the PlayStation 5 exclusive library? Pretty pathetic, besides Spider-Man 2, which as I said is releasing on Steam shortly.
Nintendo is Nintendo, it's staying there. The only way to access the games on a computer is through technicality, piracy, or dumping, which the latter 2 are either Illegal or are difficult and require 3rd party hardware. Those 2 also require emulators which are much slower than the ports you'll see of Xbox and PlayStation games, which usually have some room to breathe. Emulators also usually have some difficulties when being set up and are just more unwieldy than pressing start on Steam. The technicality is plugging the console into the monitor, which isn't any different from using it on your TV.
I own a Windows 11 PC and a Nintendo Switch, and I've got all the games I need.