Picked up the Collectors Edition of Phantom Blade 0 from China. It doesn't come with the game though so also really keen to get the disc from you guys if are importing it. Game gives me Bujingai/Blood Will Tell vibes. The statue in the CE is stunning so I couldn't resist lol

IkariX

13 August at 15:29

@Tea I don't mind the shipping fee, as the shipping cost isn't even high in my opinion

Tea

13 August at 12:52

@vector - we are investigating a courier solution for customers that order frequently. We unfortuanetly are a smaller indepedent company and as such we cant always amortise costs like the larger guys. Working on it though

VectorTwoSix

13 August at 12:23

So how many orders do I have to make before I qualify for free shipping?

IkariX

13 August at 11:36

@Vernon1711

If you haven't tried it, Mortal Shell 2 has an open beta you can download and try. I liked it a lot as well

Beast Of Reincarnation is very easy. I'm playing on hard mode and honestly, that feels more like normal to me. Normal and Story mode are laughably easy. Even a person in a vegetative state will be able to play it on those modes.

But I think even if you play on the lower difficulties, the combat and the world traversal is still awesome.

Vernon1711

13 August at 11:31

29 Days to Onimusha as well :-D

This conversation below is interesting, I dont know whether I should now go for Mortal Shell 2 which is showing some potential here or Beast of Reincarnation

I suck at soul games so leaning more towards Beast of Reincarnation which I heard is more forgiving....

Decisions Decisions

IkariX

13 August at 11:22

@Tea

Also a reminder:

Blood Of The Dawnwalker releases in 20 days

IkariX

13 August at 11:21

@Tea

I think the 1st area of Best Of Reincarnation ruins the opening of the game. It's rather dull and seems generic. But at the end of the first chapter and some story things happen, then the game actually gets going. And the later areas are actually quite nice.

I like the combat as well and the traversal mechanics are awesome as well. Just like in Sekiro

Tea

13 August at 11:10

@IkariX - you know we have actually had good feedback from customers on the game!

I know its not a 10/10 but seems to be a great experience!

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Spider-Man: Miles Morales Dev Explains Differences Between PS4 and PS5 Versions

by Sam Aberdeen on 22 October, 2020

Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales from developer Insomniac Games releases next month, and will continue the story started in their acclaimed 2018 game. This time, though, the mantle has been passed onto Miles Morales (read all about his origin story here), putting Peter Parker in a mentor role. Miles will go up against The Tinkerer, Rhino, and potentially other villains in his own standalone story, but most of all, players can enjoy it on both PS4 and PS5 now. Miles Morales will release on current-gen and next-gen, but what are some of the key differences, you might ask?

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Spider-Man: Miles Morales creative director Brian Horton, when asked about what the differences were between the PS4 and PS5 versions in an interview with " class="general_link" rel="nofollow" target="_blank" >Game Informer, revealed that the big takeaway from next-gen is ray tracing. "We were able to take full advantage of all the features in the PlayStation 5," said Horton. "One of those things was graphics fidelity; so, you're gonna see ray tracing reflections everywhere in the game on PS5. That's not something we're gonna feature on the [PS4 version]."

However, it won't be just ray tracing that the PS5 will have an added advantage over, though. The PS5's new DualSense controller and its capabilities came up, providing Insomniac Games will new ways to experience the game simply by holding the new controller. Horton stated there will be "a rumble" in the PS4 version, but the DualSense's haptic feedback and adaptive triggers will make for a far more immersive experience on the PS5 version. Some of these next-gen features include "bio-electricity to travel from one side of the controller to the other", and swinging having a "resistance on the trigger".

Finally, Horton added that the PS5's SSD will allow for near-instant loading times on next-gen - something that the PS4 version won't have. However, recently Sucker Punch Productions managed to create incredibly fast loading times on the PS4 version of Ghost of Tsushima, so its possible that Miles Morales on PS4 won't have majorly long loading times either. Horton concludes that, despite the current-gen and next-gen versions, they will still be "in parity", meaning we won't necessarily see huge differences between either.

Spider-Man: Miles Morales releases on November 12th, 2020 for PS4 and PS5.