ARx182
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Maybe just build a regular budget PC and play old games on it. Unless you have your hands on old PC parts, they are either not available or expensive - usually the former. It's a cool idea though.
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I have a SSD and a HDD. My SSD has a capacity of 222 GB, with 59.5 GB still free. My HDD has a capacity of 465 GB, with 332 GB still free. I have a while before I have to think of buying more storage.
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I'd recommend Fortnite and Rocket League. Both are free, courtesy of Epic Games, and enjoyable games, unless you've overplayed them already. There's loads of games you can get to be honest - GTA V is pretty cheap nowadays aswell.
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Just the 1 monitor for me. I've thought about purchasing another one, but it is quite expensive and 2 monitors isn't a necessity for me at the moment, so I've decided to stick with 1 for the time being.
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Aren't PCs designed to have some sort of safety shut-down if they can't handle something, rather than blowing up. That's what I've heard anyway. I'd be very concerned if my PC had a risk of blowing up haha.
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I'll look back at this thread when the PS8 is released, lol.
Jokes aside, I don't think the PS5 is the last PlayStation. Not everyone wants a PC.
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Sony will probably release a slim version of the PS5 like they did with the PS4. Personally, it does not affect me as my PS5 will simply sit on a stand, and portability is not something I need.
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That looks AMAZING! But unfortunately, there is no way I can afford that. If it was for the same price as the regular PS5, then sure but I can barely save enough for the regular PS5 never mind £8000+.
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I'm not fussed about pre-ordering but I considered it; every store I looked at was sold out by the time I got there. As for people selling for ridiculous prices, it's a shame, but you'd have to have a very low IQ to purchase one for a ridiculous price. Pre-ordering is not the end, lol.
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I think it's amazing that they are making PS4 games compatible with the PS5. There are quite a lot of games on my PS4 that I would like to continue playing on the PS5; also saves me money buying all those games again.
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Playstation have got their hands on some very exciting exclusive games. I'm personally really looking forward to playing Spider-Man: Miles Morales, as I loved the Spider-Man game on the PS4.
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I've not pre-ordered, I'm going to have a look at deals before I purchase a PS5. I will most likely get the digital version, since it is £100 cheaper, but if I can get a good bundle deal for the physical, I may go for it.
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I occasionally play Red Dead Redemption 2 Online, but not regularly. It's not quite as good as GTA V Online, but it is still a good game. GTA V Online is past its prime yet still much better, to put it that way.
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It's a difficult decision. If you stream a popular game such as Fortnite or Fall Guys, you have a lot of competitors, because quite frankly everyone is streaming them games. If you stream a small game, the issue lies in whether the game is popular enough to watch.
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If you're a sane person, violent games shouldn't be influencing you outside of the game itself. If it is, I believe, violence is an inner part of you and violent games, movies and toys are simply a trigger point.
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There was this computer game called Fight My Monster when I was a kid that I played with friends and we stole each other's monsters, so that obvious lead to a few fall outs but thankfully no permanent damage haha.
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Snow really adds a different element to a game compared to rain or normal weather. Especially if, for example, the snow makes your character slower. It adds the element of realness.
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I have a 40 inch TV in the living room, but I hate playing games on it. I prefer smaller screens (such as my monitor) for gaming as you feel closer to the game itself which enhances performance, atleast for me.
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Since I don't leave the house (because I'm too lazy to, haha), I just browse Twitter or watch a TV show or movie. Most of the time it's the latter. Watching TV shows/movies is more laid-back entertainment than gaming.
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The Walking Dead. Being a massive fan of The Walking Dead TV shows, I had to try the game, and so far it looks very fun albeit each game in the series is quite short. I've only just started though.
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PS5 every day of the week. It is so much ahead of the Xbox Series X - you just have to look at both consoles' designs to see which one is more innovative. Also, I didn't realise there was going to be a Nintendo Switch. Maybe it will be better than the Xbox Series X.
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I didn't know they existed until I saw this thread, lol. They could be useful but I can't see myself ever buying one. Just not my style of using speakers, I just use headphones haha.
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Fortnite keeps up with the times. Doing crossovers with what's trending at the time is a genius move and it is one of the key reason why Fortnite is still going so strong. Other games/companies could take a note from their book.
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I was at home for the entire lockdown so my isolation/lockdown involved a lot of gaming. For the first half, I played Rocket League with my brothers all day and for the second half I played Fortnite with my friends. I've overplayed those games so much now that now I find them incredibly boring.
Where did you buy your gaming PC/laptop?
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I didn't buy a PC, I ordered parts from Amazon and built it by following YouTube tutorials. It seemed hard at first, but once you get the hang of it, it's actually quite easy and interesting. I was on a very tight budget so my PC parts only amounted to £400ish, but I am slowly upgrading it; I bought a £200 graphics card only yesterday.