Author: Ben Brosofsky

I’ve played my fair share of JRPGsIncluding stone-cold classics like Chrono Trigger And Final Fantasy 7But the one that stands out above the rest for me is not a title that has reached quite the same level of household recognition. Released on the Nintendo Gamecube in 2003, Tales of Symphony has no shortage of acclaim, typically ranking near the top of the long-running and eternally popular Stories Series. It’s not that likely to be found in the same spot on lists of the best JRPGs as a whole, and it’s a game that’s easy enough to overlook. The most important…

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There is no denying that the PlayStation 5 Pro It represents a significant technological leap over the original PS5, but it’s not the new iteration I’d like to see. Revealed in a technical presentation by Sony, the PS5 Pro promises better performance, resolution and upscaling technology. With a price tag starting at $700 for the discless version, it’s an upgrade I can’t personally justify, and early reactions to the reveal show I’m definitely not alone in wanting to hold off. The whole concept of major mid-generation upgrades is relatively newWith the PS4 Pro and Xbox One X shaking up the…

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The PlayStation 5 Disc Drive became a hot commodity after the reveal of the PS5 Pro, but when it comes to the value offered by the peripheral, there is definitely room for debate. The disc drive makes it possible to play physical games on certain PS5 editions, including the upcoming PS5 Pro which is set to serve as a mid-generation refresh for the console. It doesn’t come cheap, though, and whether the investment is worthwhile can depend heavily on how someone plans to use it. The PS5 was Sony’s first home console to launch with an all-digital option, and the…

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A PlayStation The state of play broadcast may come before the end of September, and it could be an interesting one. With the recent announcement of the powerful but expensive PS5 Pro, Sony has kicked up both excitement and a lot of criticism, amplifying long-time complaints about how this console generation has gone so far. Revealing some exciting upcoming games and offering compelling updates on already-revealed ones should be a top priority, and a state of play is the perfect way to do that. State of play broadcasts have been PlayStation’s go-to approach for over five years nowUse a similar…

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The discovery of the upcoming PlayStation 5 Pro Model has generated both excitement and criticism, and a lot of focus is on the question of how much value it brings to the table. The idea of ​​a mid-generation Pro upgrade was put into place during the last console generation, with the PS4 Pro and Xbox One X offering significant boosts to consoles struggling to meet high resolution and performance targets on some games. It’s not surprising that Sony is continuing the tradition, but this does not necessarily mean that an upgrade is worthwhile. The PS5 has enjoyed a successful console…

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Remasters are a big part of these PlayStation Lineup these days, a brand strategy that’s courted some controversy in recent years. It’s always nice to see great games from the past come back to the forefront, especially when obtaining original copies is difficult, a struggle that has become common for almost anything that can be defined as a cult classic. On the other hand, remasters of recent games can feel a bit more needlessly indulgent, and they don’t add as much excitement to the slate of releases as entirely new titles might. The biggest problem with PlayStation’s newest remaster, however,…

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The PlayStation 5 Pro Will be Sony’s most powerful console yet, but that undeniable status as a new flagship comes with a lot of baggage. The obvious complaint is the price, which, at $699, is an obvious no for a lot of people who might have otherwise considered the system. It is not the only problem, however, and One compromise that the PS5 Pro has made is setting the generation back to an awkward side effect that was present at the launch of the PS5. There’s no way to argue that the PS5 wasn’t a success as a whole, and…

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Over four years after its early access release on PC, multiplayer horror game Phasmophobia is finally making its PlayStation 5, PS VR 2, and Xbox Series X/S debut on October 29. In the realm of games like Between us And lethal company, Phasmophobia was a surprise breakout hit that capitalized on the power of cooperating with friends in the face of mysterious threats. Considering the importance of the social element, the question of Phasmophobias support for crossplay is one that could make or break the $19.99 purchase for many potential console players. The downside to this Phasmophobia Console release is…

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Tony Hawk’s pro skater is a series that is currently locked, but there is no good reason for it to be. Since then Tony Hawk’s pro skater Released on the original PlayStation, the title was synonymous with skateboarding games, and it wasn’t just because of the famous name attached to it. Responsive gameplay, interesting environments and memorable soundtracks launched the franchise into superstardom, making it a long-time favorite of dedicated skaters and casual gamers alike. Unlike some other franchises (Madden NFL comes to mind), the Tony Hawk’s pro skater Series is still pretty directly attached to its namesake. Hawk may…

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The Nintendo Switch 2 Is a console that many fans can hardly wait for, but there is one concept that Nintendo should take from PlayStation to make the next generation even more exciting. Although Nintendo has not yet officially announced the successor to the Switch, it is widely expected to release in 2025, eight years after the launch of the Switch. With a winning formula already in place, the Switch 2’s chances of widespread success seem more or less guaranteed, especially if it brings a significant boost to power and maintains an affordable price. Although the PS5 is also successful…

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