FOLLOW ME: ► https://twitter.com/staypsready ► https://instagram.com/staypsready ► https://tiktok.com/@staypsready ____________________ Call of Duty: Although it feels like the PlayStation 5 has only just launched, Sony already has plans for its unnamed next-generation console, which we’ll refer to for convenience as PS6. A document that Sony submitted to the UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) in opposition to the pending Microsoft Activision deal references Sony’s next system. Anticipated dates have been redacted in some places, but by piecing together context elsewhere in the document, we get a pretty clear picture of the timeframe Sony’s working on.
On page eight of the 22-page document, Sony’s lawyers state that Microsoft “has offered to continue making Activision’s games available on PlayStation only until 2027.”
FF16: Maybe you were wondering why Final Fantasy XVI, Square Enix’s highly anticipated action RPG, will only be available on PlayStation 5 when it launches on June 22. Well, according to Square Enix, it’s because of “the power of PlayStation 5" that lets the team achieve next-gen (when do we call it current-gen?) combat.
FFXVI is the upcoming installment in the long-running RPG series. Pretty much since the game was revealed in June 2022, FFXVI has been dragged for a variety of reasons, including the terrible explanation for why the game is so white and the apparent lack of a multiplatform release despite previous marketing saying otherwise. Now, in a new IGN interview, Square Enix shed some light on the latter of those two points.
PS6: 21 Sun, March 12, 2023 at 5:19 AM PDT·1 min read PS5's New 'Game Progress' Feature Divides Fans PS5's New 'Game Progress' Feature Divides Fans The latest PS5 update added a Game Progress feature, which has had a very mixed response from players. While some claim it’s a handy feature, others think it’s a spoiler.
What is PS5 Game Progress and how does it work? According to PS5 system update’s official patch notes, “Game progress will be displayed for games that have a maximum number of story activities.” In other words, if you’re playing a big game like Hogwarts Legacy or God of War Ragnarok, the PS5 will tell you how far along the campaign you are.
“The first I knew about this [feature] was when my friend and I jumped on to play Wo Long [Fallen Dynasty] together and saw that we were 70 percent through the campaign, something we had no idea of,” one player complained on Reddit, adding that Sony should give users the option to hide Game Progress.
“It’s so useful,” said another player. “Finally, I don’t need to enter walkthrough videos on YouTube just to find out where I am in the game.”
Then, there are players who have questioned how accurate the feature is (since Sony’s known for broken counters) and wonder if they’ll be misled.
Which camp are our readers in?
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