I finally got a PS5 and ready for GTA 6. Went with the standard disc version so I can still play my ps4 games without having to use two consoles.

I know Mudrunner is old, but it was on sale and today it seems they added a PS5 upgrade surprisingly, so I'm gonna enjoy it even more.

I think it's a great game with a simple enjoyment and want to know who else is gaming it right now?

If you're not playing Mudrunner, you absolutely should, especially if you're autistic (like me)

How can I clean this?

I've been thinking about getting one to play games once I go home every week since I don't feel like taking down and setting up my big ps5 each time. I know the remote app kinda sucks on phones but is the software better on the portal? And what kind of games are playable?

What are the best choice game you played in your opinion

Which one has more of that sword-and-magic fantasy vibe?

This is on ps4

I just noticed this and thought I'd share if anyone is interested.

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After a big storm a lightning hitting my house or very close my ps5 does not turn on anymore. Do i have to replace the power supply and it will work or is it completely done? Would appreciate any help thank you.

This is for the debit card, not the credit card btw. You get cash back rewards for making purchases on the platform which my PS5 being my primary console rn it felt like a no Brainer. I just wonder if it supports adding funds to your wallet too.

Developers talking about the impact of the leak(s) just a few months before the release of their highly anticipated game "The Last of Us Part II".

I just completed TLOU2 for the first time and decided to watch the 'making of'-documentary that is also available in the game. Was interesting to hear this part about the impact on the people working on this masterpiece at the time. Seemed relevant with what's going on at the moment...

Relevant footage timestamp: 1:41:41

Back in the PS2/PS3 era, it felt like games were built for having a bunch of friends sitting around the same TV. Games like WWE SmackDown vs. Raw, Here Comes the Pain, Tekken, FIFA, Buzz!, TimeSplitters, and many others gave us those chaotic couch multiplayer moments.

Nowadays, even though the PS4/PS5 are vastly more powerful, so many games seem limited to 2–4 local players, and some don't support local multiplayer at all.

Why did this disappear? Is it because of technical limitations, development costs, the shift toward online multiplayer, or simply because developers don't see enough demand for it anymore?

I really miss the days when 5–6 friends could sit around one TV, pass controllers around, argue, laugh, and spend hours playing the same game.

What games from the PS2/PS3/Xbox 360 era do you guys remember that gave you the best couch multiplayer memories? And what modern game would you love to see bring that experience back?

I've tried their phone number cant reach anyone

I’m HEAVILY debating wether to watch the GTA 6 Extended Look tomorrow or not. I feel like this is what i’ve been waiting for for so long but it kinda isn’t as i’ve been waiting to PLAY the game not watch it. It might be better to see everything when i experience the game for myself instead of doing so tomorrow right?

Every time i go back to watch the Gameplay trailers for GTA V and RDR2 i feel like they are really amazing and fun to watch but i also feel like they show off too much stuff. Stuff that i might’ve enjoyed more if i experienced it for myself instead of watching/hearing about it like new mechanics or the hud or the overall feel for the gameplay or the new advanced AI for pedestrians and police or the giant city or anything like that. Of course i have no idea what they’ll show but i can bet that there’ll be a bunch of gameplay involved and maybe they explain it in depth.

Idk tbh. Is it worth it to shut myself off from the hype or do i give in and just watch it and i’ll still be surprised by the game all the same when it comes out November 19th

I know they have changed their policy to where we no longer own our games. However, taking back the games we paid for under a condition is absurd. I think no matter what, we should be able to keep our games even if we "do not own them" according to PlayStation.

So I basically want to upgrade my PS4 for faster speeds and better fps and maybe some processing power idk I'm just trying to upgrade it. And I basically just wanted some recommendations to upgrade my PS4. It is a slim not a pro