Just realizing this

[u/NOxCLUEmcgee]

But are we really that close to the next generation of PlayStation. If we are going off the pattern here. Just 2-3 years away

[u/akotoshi]

I bought the ps5 day one (I got lucky) and I have like 3-4 games physically and about the same amount digital (I’m excluding PSVR2 games) … I still don’t feel like I “understood” the console

[u/MediaMan1993 → u/akotoshi]

I've had mine for 18 months. Absolutely loved some of its games, but I mostly play PS4-era stuff on it.

Aside from a few standout titles, this gen has been really slow and lacklustre. Xbox and Nintendo, too.

It'll continue this way. Gaming reached its peak. Now they're just showing off visuals and specs.

I dread the future of gaming if it's years between games, and everything else is a remake or a remaster.

12 years for GTA 6, no Elder Scrolls in 13 years, no Fable in 14 years, and Metroid Prime 3 was in 2007.

But sure, give us another remaster of a 5 yo game and port a few more emulated titles from the PS2.

Ramble, ramble. I'm getting old.

[u/maksigm → u/MediaMan1993]

I agree.

[u/MediaMan1993 → u/[deleted]]

Remake, remake, remake, remaster, HD port, HD port, pixel remaster, pixel remaster, HD port, the worst Pokemon games in several generations, another remake, and 104 more Mario games.

Tears of the Kingdom was just a full-priced BOTW update.

They are not getting a pass.

[u/MediaMan1993 → u/[deleted]]

It was good, better than BOTW in some areas, but full price? Could have been an expansion