/v/ - Video Games

I didn't have a fagstation 3 last gen, so I couldn't play cross-dress-up in a 3D version of grindr with the rest of you homos.

Nebula Realms or something like that - is this gen's version of PSHome from what I hear, but is handled by a third party company, and despite being a "free" game - still requires PSMinus for online play - so even if I wanted to try it, I couldn't, because fuck paying for the multiplayer extortion scam

>>15417299

Only time I use a ps online service is when I download my brothers/friends digital/ps+ games to my harddrive. Free gaems is nice

>>15417314

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>>15420210

No idea. I just saw it on the list of "Free" PS4 games, went to download it - and then saw that it required PSPlus to play it. So I dropped it like it was radioactive.

There's another one out there too… Atom Universe or something. Never tried it.

>>15420252

>If anyone you know has bought digital games on psn or has "free" psplus games, tell him to make a guest account on your console, download games from his profile to your hd and voilà you can play them on your account.

I don't know anybody else who has a PS4, and certainly not anybody who has a PS4 and has good taste in games that I would enjoy.

>>15420283

Speaking of indieshit people will never play, I got some FaggotBundle keys from someone, but I don't want them so I'll pass them on. Not sure if they still work. Try and see.

I have no idea what Figment is, but it didn't look interesting to me. Zombie Night Terror looks kind of like Lemmings, but with Zombies, so that doesn't interest me either. If I want to play Lemmings, I'll just play Lemmings.

I miss it tbh, I would run around in the plaza talking massive shit to random people while my friend in a gimp outfit would hang out by the rocks and comment how good my shit talking was.

>tfw this was almost a fucking decade ago

I think Playstation Home was underrated and underutilized. To have a community-building tool available right from the get go, and actually centered around video games and not some social media shit, was amazing. Developers could showcase upcoming games with their own space, and give out virtual hats and t-shirts for completing some sort of related minigame to generate interest. I remember one time they had a whole E3 showcase area. Not to mention a quick way to find people with similar interests. It could be an easy place to bother people too–a lot of young kids pretending they're tough by being in some sort of game clan get very upset when you interrupt their conversations.

Sadly they closed the entire thing because I suppose Sony wasn't making 8 billion dollars a second. I'm hoping they bring it back somehow. If money's what they're so concerned about, all they need to do tie some of the inconsequential minigame rewards to some shit mobile grind/pay to circumvent grind system. In fact, that's what many spaces were doing, albeit to a lesser extent. Also the graphics kinda stunk–if they stylized it instead of trying to go for realism, enough of the casual audience would eat it up.

I miss it. I miss it a lot.

I've never played it but technically Disaster Report 4 got resurrected from it's grave (which in turn might resurrect Steambot Chronicles 2) all thanks to playstation home

I copied people's avatars to fuck with them.

That's the extent of the fuckery I got up to.

>>15417299

I miss this game.

It was expensive money grabbing shit of course, cosmetics all cost a pretty penny to use, unless you were getting free shit from the minigames in the game worlds, which is what you should have been doing anyway to get the most out of it. I think I can recall some in-game "living spaces" being around ~20-30, maybe even fucking 50 USD to obtain. It was ridiculous. The social side of it was fun though, and it was video game based like this anon said >>15426768 . Most social interactions in the game were akin to shitposters in online games that you'd normally see, and the weird clannish Second Life-tier people would essentially be at the mercy of these types of people. It was a fun deal, shame it got the shaft like it did.

The best memories I have of this game were the spooky Siren hospital maze, I'm still looking for the music that played in the lobby you were supposed to wait in before the game started. I also liked that event they did for when the Playstation Move flopped hard came out.

I still miss playing sodium one and those xi puzzles it ngers me they never did anything else with them i would have loved having salt shooter as a seperate game