Yea i'd have sony warranty that, not normal.My only 'problem' with my PS5 is I cannot put it in rest mode. Doing so shuts down the unit and does not allow a restart up from the controller. Seems to be a known problem.
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Yea i'd have sony warranty that, not normal.My only 'problem' with my PS5 is I cannot put it in rest mode. Doing so shuts down the unit and does not allow a restart up from the controller. Seems to be a known problem.
Mine had the rest problem once. Has worked for a week plus since then using rest without issue.Honestly it's not a big deal. After I play I just shut it down. It restarts from the controller but not if I 'sleep' it.
I did a complete reset of my unit and the rest mode works correctly...for now.Honestly not sure why we even have a "rest" mode. The console takes like 5 seconds to boot up from being shut down, and can still be started with the controller lol. I've had the "don't unplug your console you idiot" error message twice now so I've stopped using rest and it makes very little difference to me, if it wasn't for the fact that you can't use remote play while shutdown instead of rest I wouldn't be able to tell the difference at all.
At this point I can't even take people like you seriously. I didn't even say anything about a game at all. Literally take one second and Google it and you will see that there are known PS5 issues most of which have been acknowledged and taken care or are in the process of being taken care of. My god do you any you acting like you haven't heard anything look at any other sites besides this forum?![]()
Oh good grief. There is no point in me repeating all of the well-known documented issues as plenty of sites have already discussed this and it literally takes a few seconds of research to see a summary of the main issues that have been addressed already or will be addressed. It's not my fault that some of you are woefully ignorant on this subject or don't want to do any research and pretend that there has not been a single problem. FFS some of the issues have already been mentioned right here in this thread and still being ignored. Anyway I'm done with this thread.This is reminding me of the certain guys you see pop up chronically in gaming threads complaining about bugs, or something they read somewhere about something, and they're not even playing the game. "Worst launch ever!" All it does is increases the noise floor.
And they fold when pressed- "But what specific problems are you having though?"
"I dunno, google it"
I want the kind of free time to worry about problems I don't even have.
Yawn. Bored now.Oh good grief. There is no point in me repeating all of the well-known documented issues as plenty of sites have already discussed this and it literally takes a few seconds of research to see a summary of the main issues that have been addressed already or will be addressed. It's not my fault that some of you are woefully ignorant on this subject or don't want to do any research and pretend that there has not been a single problem. FFS some of the issues have already been mentioned right here in this thread and still being ignored. Anyway I'm done with this thread.![]()
Downloaded, will try it tomorrowResident Evil Village "Maiden" demo is now available on PS5. Doesn't require PSN account.
Aside from the texture quality it looks pretty good. I'll have to wait to really judge it until I can give it a playthrough myself this weekend.There isn't much to the Maiden demo. It's roughly a 10-minute experience with minimal gameplay beyond find item/use item. Graphics weren't that impressive, either IMO. It looks last-gen, although I do at least appreciate that it's 60fps.
I want one of these but I forget how much I hated to keep buying PS plus cards every 6 months just to play online games.
Note also that cloud saves are locked behind the PS Plus sub, which in my opinion was a misstep. I agree with the poster above though, the sub is pretty cheap.I want one of these but I forget how much I hated to keep buying PS plus cards every 6 months just to play online games.
Last few years there's been $30 deals for 12 month subs a few times a year, one of which is always on Black Friday. I got 2 years worth for $60 last year to extend my sub to October 2022. I don't even play online, I just enjoy the free games every month, which most of the time there's at least one or two good game worth playing. Can't beat it for $2.50/month for the games alone, IMO. Still playing Man Eater and Shadow of the Tomb Raider right now, which were 2/3 games for this month.
Solid. Though you could already play 1080p60, so it's less interesting than the games that have never had a 60FPS version at any res.GoW getting 60FPS patch tomorrow - https://www.ign.com/articles/god-of-war-ps5-patch-with-60-fps-and-4k-coming-tomorrow
Solid. Though you could already play 1080p60, so it's less interesting than the games that have never had a 60FPS version at any res.
TLou2 is the 60FPS patch I'm really waiting for.
I think I'll go back and finally 100% the game with this patch.GoW getting 60FPS patch tomorrow - https://www.ign.com/articles/god-of-war-ps5-patch-with-60-fps-and-4k-coming-tomorrow
Hopefully we get both The Last of Us 2 and Uncharted 4 patches for 60fps. I'd even be happy with a moderate FPS boost similar to God of War on the PS4 Pro. TLoU2 is way more likely, but Uncharted 4 is running on the same engine and was a huge hit in its own right. If developers don't feel like spending the time/money to do it, I'd be open to paying for PS5 feature updates to older games. At least as long as they're only like $10.
I'm replaying TLoU2 right now (killing time prior to Nioh 2), and I will say that it's one of the smoothest 30fps games I can recall as-is. If they do still plan to add multiplayer, people will want the higher framerate, though.
If anything needs a 60 FPS patch it's Bloodborne.
If the ps5 isn't a financial concern, keep it. Fast loading and other nice improvements on some ps4 games, plus the controller feels great.I tried to buy a PS5 for the first time today and succeeded on the first Walmart drop.
Now, I'm sitting here contemplating cancelling the order. I only have a 1080p projector. I also have a nice G-sync lcd for my computer setup with an RTX 3070.
Eventually I know I'll get a PS5, but could easily wait 1.5 years for more good games to be released. I just looked at current games and it seems there's really only 2-3 I'm remotely interested in. I ordered the PS5 because supposedly ps4 games are better on it, but I'd still only be running 1080p, 60hz. I'm not upgrading my projector until the bulb dies, which could be another 2-3 yrs.
I have quite a few PS4 games that I still haven't played through:
Marvel's Spider-man, God of War, Nioh 2, the Last of Us, AC: Origins, AC: Odyssey, Ghost of Tsushima, Shadow of War and Okami HD. So, I have a tendency to buy games and don't make the time to play them.
I did complete Horizon ZD on PS4.
So, is it worth keeping my ps5 order just to play ps4 games at 1080p? Or should I cancel the order because the sooner I get a ps5, the sooner the 1 year warranty expires?
I will purchase a Nintendo Switch Pro day 1 along with BoTW2 when it comes out. I have 3 young kids, so a Switch is probably a better idea. But they also have gaming computers and enjoy playing Don't Starve together and Ark: Survival Evolved with their cousins.
I figured I could move the PS4 to the new sunroom addition on our house, where i wired it for surround sound and plan on getting a 70-75inch 4k TV this summer.
If the ps5 isn't a financial concern, keep it. Fast loading and other nice improvements on some ps4 games, plus the controller feels great.
its honestly the same as going back to a computer that boots off a hdd instead of an ssd, the ps5 just runs and loads so much faster and smoother (games and general OS). There are games that don't have a 60fps mode yet but all the games that do support 60fps make the world of difference, nice thing is at 1080P any newer games you play should almost always get 60fps + Ray Tracing.Think it'll actually be noticeably better performance at 1080p?
the price isn't an issue. I am surprised there are so few ps5 games out.
Just the loading times makes so much of a difference.its honestly the same as going back to a computer that boots off a hdd instead of an ssd, the ps5 just runs and load so much faster and smoother. There are games that dont have a 60fps mode yet but all the games that do support 60fps make the world of difference, nice thing is at 1080P any newer games you should almost always get 60fps + Ray Tracing.
Think it'll actually be noticeably better performance at 1080p?
the price isn't an issue. I am surprised there are so few ps5 games out.
Nope.Any word on a external PS5 storage solution where we can download and play PS5 games?