The Official PS4 Thread - Part 8

[Havok83]

their tvs are better than samsung's and a lot of people don't realize it. samsung's pretty much become the new sony.

Um no. Samsung makes among the best tvs in the industry

 

[Solidus]

Ya Samsung does make some of the best. My past three TV's are Samsung's. My current one is the 64 inch Samsung Plasma, the last Plasma they will ever make. Great TV. One tons of TV of the year awards.

 

[XtremelyBaneful]

I didn't quite follow that sorry. You're saying Sony's TVs are better than Samsung's but Samsung are basically the new Sony when it comes to TVs?

I haven't bought a Sony set for a long time but I'm considering it for my 1st 4k (or possibly 4k film projector if I can afford it...probably not right now actually) as they have 4K films downloadable/installable on hard drive already and I want to see if this PS TV thing is good. Samsung have overtaken Sony's position on TV's sure. I'm not sure who makes better TVs overall now but Samsung's have definitely been better value for a fair while.

yeah man pretty much. back in the day sony was synonymous with quality but ever since the ipod they've started taking the backseat to that. apple is its own monopoly or what have you but as far as most consumer electronics go nowadays, samsung has taken over what sony dominated in, with televisions and (now) smartphones. sony tried keeping up with them but lsot a lot of money investing and trying gain ground in the smartphone business. this video goes over it briefly but mainly talks about sony's hurts



and these videos detail how easily sony makes the best tvs. well, i guess it goes on perspective. sony's more natural and samsung's more saturated, but people LIKE that saturation.




however, I really wonder if the XBR65X900B's "X-tended Dynamic Range" feature adds the saturation samsung's been doing.

 

[XtremelyBaneful]

Um no. Samsung makes among the best tvs in the industry

um no they don't. sony makes the best but samsung's just way bigger in the television industry now than sony is. so the general perception is that samsung's best.

actually, maybe there's more depth to it than that. samsung definitely makes quality tvs perhaps, and perhaps THE best quality tvs, but sony's tvs still have the best picture, and that's the most important thing in a television which makes sony > samsung

 

[Thundercrack85]

I find both to make excellent television. In fact, I've never had a bad television.

 

[XtremelyBaneful]

I find both to make excellent television. In fact, I've never had a bad television.

yeah definitely. there's a lot of good tv brands out there. toshiba, lg, sharp, even philips upped their ante.

vizio still sucks though. that's more of a budget brand.

 

[Spider-Who?]

yeah definitely. there's a lot of good tv brands out there. toshiba, lg, sharp, even philips upped their ante.

vizio still sucks though. that's more of a budget brand.

Vizio doesn't get enough respect, imp. I've got a 55" Smart TV from Vizio. It's great. The UI is clunky and the remote hardly works (luckily I use my surround sound remote), but the quality of the tv itself is quite good, easily comparable to more propular brands.

That being said, I do have my eye on a Sony 72"...

 

[XtremelyBaneful]

Vizio doesn't get enough respect, imp. I've got a 55" Smart TV from Vizio. It's great. The UI is clunky and the remote hardly works (luckily I use my surround sound remote), but the quality of the tv itself is quite good, easily comparable to more propular brands.

That being said, I do have my eye on a Sony 72"...

i beg to differ man. i've got friends with vizios and they kinda do suck, i'm sorry. and in the hallway i see guys with the same size tvs with different brands, and they're way better.

and yeh, i got my eye in this here

http://www.amazon.com/Sony-XBR65X90...e=UTF8&qid=1415343125&sr=8-6&keywords=sony+4k

one day... inshAllah

 

[Havok83]

um no they don't. sony makes the best but samsung's just way bigger in the television industry now than sony is. so the general perception is that samsung's best.

actually, maybe there's more depth to it than that. samsung definitely makes quality tvs perhaps, and perhaps THE best quality tvs, but sony's tvs still have the best picture, and that's the most important thing in a television which makes sony > samsung

I just bought another Samsung tv last year after extensive reasearch. Its the fourth Ive own and it like the rest have been amazing. Whatever is better is up to personal opinion but dont sleep on them. Samsung rank up there as one of the best in the industry

 

[zenith16]

PlayStation 3, PS Vita, PlayStation 4
Sony confirms 20 panels for PlayStation Experience
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PlayStation fan event runs from December 6 to 7.

Sony has confirmed 20 panels for its PlayStation Experience event in Las Vegas next month.
The exact schedule is still being finalized, but the number of panels listed below is the approximate amount of total panels, Sony said.
In addition to panels, Sony teased attendees will also get a “front row seat for some big announcements.”
Get the full list of panels below.

• Actors and Their Voices: Casting Characters - Story, Voice-Over, and Performance Capture bring PlayStation games to life. See how it works, from the casting calls, to directing sessions, to the final product. PLUS: a live voice-over session where attendees can recreate scenes from God of War and The Last of Us! Featuring voice-over actors from The Last of Us – Ashley Johnson and Troy Baker, and more panelists to be announced soon.
• Choice Matters: A Telltale Games Panel - Telltale Games is at the forefront of the renaissance of adventure games. They gave us the award-winning The Walking Dead and The Wolf Among Us, and now bring us two new series: Game of Thrones, and Tales from the Borderlands. Their games are about making choices, and then living with the consequences. In this special panel, YOU will choose the questions, determining the fate of a small band of plucky Telltale crew members, as they discuss the past, present, and future of Telltale and adventure games.
• Far Cry 4: From the Developer’s Mind to the Gamer’s Imagination - Get a rare behind the scenes look at how Far Cry 4 came to life, and an exclusive peek at what’s coming next. Watch our panelists discuss building the open world Kyrat to be the ultimate “Anecdote Factory” and see some fan-created moments that were so amazing they even surprised the developers.
• God of War Retrospective - Join Santa Monica Studio’s legendary team of one of PlayStation’s most iconic franchises as they talk about the original development and inspiration behind God of War and the creation of Kratos and his origins. Hear never-before-told stories and kick-off the 10-year anniversary of God of War. Panelists to be announced soon.
• Good vs. Evil in F2P Game Design - PlayStation Free-to-Play developers take the stage to discuss their approach on game design, and how they keep their games fair, balanced and NOT pay to win.
• How to Become a Game Designer (or How to Consider It) - It’s the first job every gamer wants (or at least thinks they want). Learn from game industry veterans what it takes to become a Game Designer and what it really means to design a game. Join an unflinching conversation about the labor of love that is game design. Featuring Doug Holder (Game Designer, Naughty Dog), Quentin Cobb (Game Designer, Naughty Dog), Parker Hamilton (Game Designer, SuckerPunch), Ramone Russell (Game Designer, San Diego Studios), and Massimo Giuarni (Game Designer, Ovosonico).
• Inside the Dev Studio - World Wide Studios longtime members who have been a part of creating some of the greatest signature franchises that defined PlayStation eras – The Last of Us, God of War, LittleBigPlanet, Gran Turismo, Killzone, MLB The Show – talk about the history of the gaming industry, the rise and fall of concepts, and tell incredible behind the scenes stories. Featuring Neil Druckmann (Naughty Dog), Cory Barlog (Sony Santa Monica), Nathan Fox (SuckerPunch), Pete Smight (Sony Xdev), Dylan Cuthbert (Q-Games), and moderated by Scott Rohde (SCEA WWS).
• It Came to Japan! Working in the Japanese Game Inustry - Find out what it takes to work in the gaming industry in Japan. Developers come together to chat about working in Japan and how to get started in the industry there. Featuring Jake Kazdal (17-Bit), Dylan Cuthbert (Q-Games), Massimo Guarini (Ovosonico), and Brad Douglas (SCEI).
• LittleBigPlanet Retrospective - What did it take to bring LittleBigPlanet to the next generation of consoles? Learn about how Sumo Digital brought new ideas and concepts to the franchise and find out what’s next for Sackboy and friends.
• Music Magic: How Your Favorite Game Soundtracks are Made - Music provides emotional depth, kineticism, and tone for PlayStation games. Listen and learn as SCEA Music Supervisors and Composers take you through their unique and varied musical scores. PLUS: An exclusive debut from the score for The Order: 1886. Panelists and special guests to be announced soon.
• Modeling Nathan Drake: Bringing an Iconic Character to the PS4 - Discover the process of making iconic treasure hunter, Nathan Drake, come to life for the PS4. From concept art to 3D model to the trailer you watched at E3 2014, go behind-the-scenes to learn how characters are built the Naughty Dog way. Featuring Frank Tzeng, Yibing Jiang, Colin Thomas, Ryan Trowbridge, and Ashley Swidowski.
• Naughty Dog 30th Anniversary - The creative minds behind Crash Bandicoot, Jak and Daxter, Uncharted, and The Last of Us have prepared a full-length 30th anniversary video detailing the history of Naughty Dog.
• Pick Up and Slay: The Journey of Diablo III to PlayStation 4 - Join key developers behind Diablo III: Reaper of Souls – Ultimate Evil Edition as they discuss bringing a beloved PC classic to PlayStation 4 and what lies in store for the future. The team will discuss the challenges they faced, the origins of the Nemesis system, and how the PS4 version of the game influenced and evolved the PC version of Reaper of Souls.
• Prototype to Product from Santa Monica External Development - Indie developers showcase inspirational prototypes behind their games and the process of evolving such prototypes to the final product that we all enjoy on PlayStation. Panelists to be announced soon.
• Putting the Plus Plus in N++ - The Metanet Software team talk about what it takes to make a modern platformer and everything that makes N++ special, including the level editor and the ability for players to make and share their own levels.
• Salt and Sanctuary: A Love of Darkness - Why make videogames? This is a question we get asked a lot, and the most crucial answer at the heart of everything comes down to one simple fact: we, like you, are massive fans. Take a journey with us through years of studio history and videogame culture as we celebrate those of us bold, brave, and fearless enough to let their creative works be driven by pure, exuberant fandom.
• Story Time - It’s time to get intimate. Participate in an AMA (Ask Me Anything) with some of the leaders of PlayStation. Featuring Shuhei “Shu” Yoshida, Adam Boyes, and Scott Rohde.
• Storytelling in Video Games – An Ever Evolving Model - Some of World Wide Studios’s biggest storytellers come together to discuss the different angles each comes from when approaching how to tell a story and how to connect with the audience. Featuring Neil Druckmann (Naughty Dog), Tim Schafer (Double Fine), Rex Crowle (Media Molecule), Ru Weerasuriya (Ready at Dawn), and Rime Creative Director, Raul (Tequila Works).
• The Art of Creating Surprise & Discovery in Games - True to its name, the panelists and topic of conversation in this panel will be total surprises! Fans will definitely want to stay tuned to find out what’s in store here.
• The Last of Us Multiplayer: An Inside Look - Come get an inside look into the development of The Last of Us Multiplayer. Learn how the team solved challenges like making stealth work in a competitive third-person shooter, building the latest DLC, and how new add-ons are conceived, produced, and balanced. Featuring Erin Daly (Lead Multiplayer Designer), Quentin Cobb (Game Designer), Elisabetta Silli (Game Designer), Robert Ryan (Game Designer), and Anthony Newman (Game Designer).

PlayStation Experience runs from December 6 to 7.

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PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, PS Vita, PlayStation Experience 2014, SCE, SCEA

source: Gematsu

 

[XtremelyBaneful]

I just bought another Samsung tv last year after extensive reasearch. Its the fourth Ive own and it like the rest have been amazing. Whatever is better is up to personal opinion but dont sleep on them. Samsung rank up there as one of the best in the industry

havok, i do not doubt that samsung makes really really good tvs. i'd be a fool to think something like that. but i still stand by everything else i said as well, and had videos to prove it

 

[Solidus]

Those are older. Samsung's latest Plasma (and last) the one I bought won over Sony's TV's. You just can't look at one model and say...see better. Samsung has some better models than the one you provide.

 

[XtremelyBaneful]

Those are older. Samsung's latest Plasma (and last) the one I bought won over Sony's TV's. You just can't look at one model and say...see better. Samsung has some better models than the one you provide.

sony's main objective with resolutions is natural colors, samsung's is saturation. a lot of people like the saturation and that's the key here. my cousin has a 46" led samsung and he explained to me that when he went to purchase the new television, he was told and found for himself that sony's colors on their televisions were more accurate but he didn't care because he liked the saturation that samsung tvs come with.

 

[XtremelyBaneful]

http://www.dailygame.net/features/ps4-vs-xbox-one-sonys-trouble-microsoft

 

[Destructus86]

Having a weird issue since the 2.0 update. I can play my 3D vudu movies in 3D...but when I popped in my 3D bluray of Avatar it would only play in 2D even though my tv is set to 3D. 3D support for blu-ray seems to not be working.

 

[XtremelyBaneful]

Having a weird issue since the 2.0 update. I can play my 3D vudu movies in 3D...but when I popped in my 3D bluray of Avatar it would only play in 2D even though my tv is set to 3D. 3D support for blu-ray seems to not be working.

they have a 2.01 update now, i'm assuming you've downloaded that?

 

[Solidus]

That article is pure click bait garbage. Sony if anyone has long-term sustainability. Their many in house devs are more proof of that than anything. I hate articles from unknown sites like that just doing anything to get attention.

 

[XtremelyBaneful]

That article is pure click bait garbage. Sony if anyone has long-term sustainability. Their many in house devs are more proof of that than anything. I hate articles from unknown sites like that just doing anything to get attention.

yeah i had a feeling the article was crap. or at least written by someone biased. i found it initially from a youtube video

 

[Quasimod0]

Tried share play with a friend last night. I was able to connect to his console and play shadow of Mordor, but he wasn't able to connect to mine.

 

[XtremelyBaneful]

i haven't tried it yet but i wonder if xbone will come up with their own version of it

 

[Soapy]

The following developers and publishers are all going to be present in some capacity at the Playstation Experience in December:

Square
Aksys
Santa Monica Studio
From
Capcom
Media Molecule
Ubisoft
SOE
Devolver Digital
Activision
Bandai Namco
Sucker Punch
Double Fine
WB
Disney
EA
Ready At Dawn
Naughty Dog
Guerrilla
San Diego Studio

 

[XtremelyBaneful]

The following developers and publishers are all going to be present in some capacity at the Playstation Experience in December:

Square
Aksys
Santa Monica Studio
From
Capcom
Media Molecule
Ubisoft
SOE
Devolver Digital
Activision
Bandai Namco
Sucker Punch
Double Fine
WB
Disney
EA
Ready At Dawn
Naughty Dog
Guerrilla
Sand Diego Studio

FF15, assuming square = square enix
the robot dinosaur game with the female protagonist
tearaway unfolded
Tekken 7 and project morpheus game
kingdom hearts 3
mass effect 4
uncharted 4

 

[JaD]

That dinosaur game with the female lead is a Guerilla game, right?

 

[XtremelyBaneful]

That dinosaur game with the female lead is a Guerilla game, right?

yap

everything bolded in the quote i quoted corresponds to the list of games i wrote in my post (my predictions on what those devs will show off)

 

[Solidus]

The EA/Disney event may show a few things, but I have a feeling the main thing will be Star Wars Battlefront. Or maybe announce the other two SW games being worked on. Next to Bloodborne, Battlefront is my most anticipated game of next year.