[PS4 #541] Fore the Players

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Op zondag 7 juni 2020 21:13 schreef KennyPowers het volgende:

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Helpt dit?
https://manuals.playstati(...)ettings/license.html

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Op zondag 7 juni 2020 21:16 schreef 00wildchild het volgende:

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Nah helaas niet. Best balen dit.

Van 80 uur spelen terug naar 35. Helaas pindakaas.

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Op zondag 7 juni 2020 21:27 schreef RickoKun het volgende:

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Welk spel?

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Op zondag 7 juni 2020 21:31 schreef KennyPowers het volgende:

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Ik dacht dat je hele spel weg was, maar hij heeft over jouw savefile gesaved?

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Op zondag 7 juni 2020 21:35 schreef Jimbo het volgende:
kijk even of je savegame niet nog op PS+ cloud staat, daar staan vaak ook oudere versies

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Op zondag 7 juni 2020 21:49 schreef Notorious_Roy het volgende:

DEAD ISLAND 2 LEAKED BUILD GAMEPLAY! [HD 1080 60FPS]

Ik snap wel waarom we niets meer over Dead Island 2 horen.

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Op zondag 7 juni 2020 21:29 schreef Jimbo het volgende:
Guacamelee heeft echt een 3e game nodig

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Op zondag 7 juni 2020 15:27 schreef voetbalmanager2 het volgende:

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De sfeer in deze reeks is over het algemeen dan ook prima.
Kijk, het is altijd jammer als mensen weggaan omdat ze de sfeer slecht vinden, maar in het geval van MmaRsu lag dat ook gedeeltelijk aan hemzelf. Als hij dan tot de conclusie komt dat de sfeer hier niet bij hem past, dan kan ik niets anders dan hem daarin gelijk geven.

En dat BLM voorbeeld: hier werd daar zoals het hoort nauwelijks over gesproken totdat een user die we hier verder niet zagen met de klacht over de 'All lives and games matter' topictitle kwam.

Als je van mening bent dat zo'n TT echt zo ontzettend verschrikkelijk is dat je hier geen deel van uit wilt maken, dan is het waarschijnlijk beter om hier niet te posten. Dat is hetzelfde als die gamers die gingen klagen over mijn auto met OK-sign in Gran Turismo. Gelukkig vond Polyphony Digital ook dat daar niets mis mee was.

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Op maandag 8 juni 2020 04:10 schreef Friday12 het volgende:
Nu maar hopen dat TLoU wel doorgaat

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Finger flexes keep 90-year-old grandma in shape for playing video games

Every day, 90-year-old Japanese grandma Hamako Mori flexes her fingers to keep them nimble. Not for knitting or needlepoint, but to keep them in shape for playing video games.

The pensioner known as "Gamer Grandma" spends three or more hours a day battling monsters and going on missions in the virtual worlds of her favorite games, and even has a popular YouTube channel for her fans.

"I'm passionate about playing games every day," the white-haired widow told AFP in an interview conducted by video chat.

"Every day is an enjoyable day," she said, describing eviscerating on-screen foes as a fantastic stress reliever.

Mori cuts an elegant, mild-mannered figure, with her hair pulled back into a ponytail and a pair of large glasses perched on her nose.

She begins the videos she posts on her YouTube channel with a friendly "Konnichiwa" and a bow.

But her grandmotherly demeanor disappears when she plays, transformed into a gun-toting character in Call of Duty or a sword-wielding android in NieR: Automata.

Mori, who lives in Chiba, southeast of Tokyo with her family, holds a Guinness World Record certifying her as the world's oldest gaming YouTuber.

"She always gets into the games," her only grandchild, 43-year-old Keisuke Nagao, told AFP. "I think she is slightly different. Ordinary old people are not so enthusiastic about video games as she is."

Mori isn't new to the gaming world, and has played some 200 titles since she took up the hobby some four decades ago.

Her first console was a Cassette Vision, which she bought in 1981 after being intrigued by her children's obsession with gaming.

"I discovered that there was this fascinating thing that existed in the world," she said.

She has played most of the gaming world's smash hits including "Super Mario Brothers", "Dragon Quest", "Final Fantasy" and "Call of Duty", and admits to sometimes staying up until 2am when she is sucked into a session.

Her favorite games include action-adventure series "Grand Theft Auto" and popular fantasy role-playing game "Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim".

"You can do whatever you want to" in a game, she said, describing them as a "motivation in life."

Mori usually plays alone at home, but launched a YouTube channel in 2014 to connect with other gamers.

She posts new videos filmed by her grandson three or four times a month and has attracted 300,000 subscribers and millions of views with content featuring her gaming but also showing her daily life.

"It's fun being watched by a lot of people, rather than playing alone," she said of her "Gamer Grandma" channel.

Among her videos is one showing her blowing out candles on a cake to celebrate her 90th birthday with her family. Another features her "unboxing" a brand-new PlayStation console.

At 90, Mori is fighting fit, but she says some state-of-the-art games require agile hand motions that can prove challenging.

"It's getting hard. It really is," she said, describing exercises she does with her fingers and hands every day to keep herself game-ready.

But she has no intention of giving up gaming.

"I won't put it down just because it's difficult... It's better than doing nothing!"

And she hopes with practice she can improve further. "I want to play well no matter how old I am," she said. "I want to continue as long as possible."

Mori is something of an evangelist for video games, and encourages other older people to get into gaming, or find other hobbies that keep them going.

"It doesn't have to be video games necessarily. But it's good to do something," said Mori, who swam regularly until the age of 80 and still knits.

And while Mori said she understands concerns about video game addiction, particularly among young people, she pointed out that gaming may have helped many survive lockdowns over the coronavirus.

"It's safer to play at home, rather than going out," she said.

For now, Mori is eagerly awaiting the release of the PlayStation 5, due to hit shops later this year.

"It's seriously preoccupying me," she said. "I want one. I really do."



https://japantoday.com/ca(...)-gamer-console-ready

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Op maandag 8 juni 2020 08:20 schreef Aurelius het volgende:

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Op maandag 8 juni 2020 08:20 schreef Aurelius het volgende:

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Op maandag 8 juni 2020 08:43 schreef Rolstoelvandaal het volgende:

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Zo'n oma wil elke gamer.

Wij hadden vroeger 2 leden van onze raid guild in World of Warcraft die ouder dan 70 waren.

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Op maandag 8 juni 2020 00:17 schreef Drankster het volgende:

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QFT!

Beide soundtracks zijn legendarisch ook. Perfecte combi van electro en hiphop op z’n Mexicaans. De humor was ook genieten.

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Op maandag 8 juni 2020 00:00 schreef Jimbo het volgende:

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Borderlands meets zombies.

Zag dat er een PC release geleaked was, zag er niet heel ehmmm...veelbelovend uit.

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Op maandag 8 juni 2020 12:36 schreef RickoKun het volgende:

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Deze lui zijn toch bezig met Dying Light 2m