Reaven-X Geschrieben 25. April 2014 Geschrieben 25. April 2014 Ich warte ja sehnsüchtig auf einen DS4 in Dschungelgrün. Zitieren
Limality Geschrieben 25. April 2014 Geschrieben 25. April 2014 Die farbigen Controller sind nun wirklich chotzgrusog. So Fisherprice-Duplo-style Finde beide Farben eigentlich OK.- Zitieren
radiant Geschrieben 25. April 2014 Geschrieben 25. April 2014 Dito - man wird doch wohl noch einen anderen Geschmack vertreten dürfen. Zitieren
DirtEHarry Geschrieben 25. April 2014 Geschrieben 25. April 2014 Eben, dann darf ich ja auch meine Meinung kundtun, oder Radi? Zitieren
Loijz Geschrieben 25. April 2014 Geschrieben 25. April 2014 Hoffentlich gibt es dann wiedermal pinke und goldige wie auf der PS3 Zitieren
Falcon Geschrieben 29. April 2014 Geschrieben 29. April 2014 [video=youtube;Olx8XKV-P2g] Wurde das schon gepostet? Zitieren
radiant Geschrieben 29. April 2014 Geschrieben 29. April 2014 Nope. Ist das zu Beginn nicht der Dino aus der PSX Tech Demo von anno domini? Zitieren
hoochli Geschrieben 29. April 2014 Geschrieben 29. April 2014 Das war auf der selben Disc wie die BMX-Demo, bei welcher man Karnickel totfahren konnte Zitieren
radiant Geschrieben 30. April 2014 Geschrieben 30. April 2014 (bearbeitet) Alle Details zum Update 1.7 (kann ab heute heruntergeladen werden): Major PS4 System Update Out Tomorrow, Updates for PS Vita and PS App At PlayStation, we love hearing the great feedback we get from our passionate community of gamers. That’s why I’m excited to announce that our highly-anticipated system software update for PlayStation 4 (v1.70) will be released tomorrow, with a huge number of your demanded features, and expanding upon what we believe is the most socially connected console experience. One feature that I’m most excited about is SHAREfactory, our new rich video editing app. In addition, we’re launching updates for PlayStation Vita (v3.15) and PlayStation App (v1.70) that will deliver greater integration with your PS4 system. Here’s a rundown of what you can expect with tomorrow’s software updates: PlayStation 4 v1.70 Update • SHAREfactory: After you update your PS4 to v1.70, an icon to download our free SHAREfactory app will appear on your PS4 system’s home screen once it’s available. Once installed, SHAREfactory allows you to easily customize your gameplay videos with special effects, video commentary with picture-in-picture capability through PlayStation Camera, and custom soundtracks using the included audio tracks or your original music imported from a USB drive. You can then share your videos on Facebook or export them to an external USB storage device. The app is packed with plenty of cool, but accessible, tools. It’s simple enough to use for beginning editors, while functioning as a rich video editor for those with more creative aspirations. Check out our new SHAREfactory video that provides a walkthrough of what you can expect: • Automatic Pre-download: No more waiting until after a game is released to start downloading select pre-ordered games from PlayStation Store. This new feature allows you to get to your games faster by automatically downloading select pre-ordered games up to several days in advance of the release, so that it’s ready to play as soon as the game is released on launch day. There’s also a countdown timer prior to the release of the game so you’ll know how soon your game will be available for you to start playing. • Option to Disable HDCP for Games: This highly requested feature will allow you to have the option to turn off HDCP for games so you can capture longer gameplay sessions directly from your HDMI output and export them elsewhere. • USB Export Option for Captured Gameplay: It’s now even easier to show off your heroic gaming moments and the SHAREfactory videos you create with the world using this feature to export your videos and screenshots to a USB drive. Just click on the DualShock 4 SHARE button, save your gameplay on a USB drive, and then share your proudest achievements on other social networks and other video platforms. • Live Broadcasting in HD and Archiving Support: We’ve increased the resolution for live broadcasts so you and your friends can watch games livestreamed in 720p HD. You can also archive your broadcasts on Twitch or Ustream and watch them again later. • New SHARE Options: We’ve got a number of new SHARE settings that will give you better control of what you want to share with your friends. • New DualShock 4 Options: New light bar settings have been added for DualShock 4, allowing you to change it to Bright, Medium or Dim in the Settings menu. The touchpad has also been updated, allowing you to navigate the on-screen keyboard using the DualShock 4 touchpad. • New Friends Options: It’s now easier to find Friends and send requests with the ability to search Friends-of-Friends, view Mutual Friends on another user’s profile, and accept Friend requests directly from the Friends list. • New Trophies Sort Option: You can now sort Trophies by rarity in the Options menu. • PlayStation Store Payment Support: Similar to PS3, we’re introducing Alternative Payment Methods (APMs) for PS4 for content purchased on PS Store, starting with PayPal support. • More PlayStation Camera Commands: More voice commands are added to PlayStation Camera, allowing you to launch the apps installed on your PS4 with the sound of your voice. • New PlayStation Plus Icon: For Plus members, you’ll now have the PS Plus icon appear next to your SEN ID on the login screen, home screen and other areas across the PS4 system’s sleek user interface. • Music Unlimited SHARE Options: With a Music Unlimited subscription, you can easily share your favorite songs with your friends by pressing the SHARE button on your DualShock 4. PlayStation Vita v3.15 Update • PS4 Link Update for Remote Play: Linking your PS4 and PS Vita together will now be easier with the 3.15 update for PS Vita. It’ll enable Automatic Device Registration, which will automatically detect and pair both systems when they’re both online and the same user is signed in to both devices. This makes it even quicker for you to get started on Remote Play or access other second screen features. PlayStation App v1.70 Update • Push Notifications, Friend Requests and More: This new PlayStation app update will give you the option to receive Push Notifications for select PS4 updates you want to receive, such as gameplay Invitations, Game Alerts or Friend Requests. You can also receive Friend Requests via email or text messages with the app update. Also, it’s now easier to change your profile picture right from your mobile device by uploading an image from your photo library, or taking a photo using your in-device camera. We can’t wait until the software updates are released so you can start enjoying all of these great features. In particular, I look forward to seeing your SHAREfactory videos and seeing all the creative ways you can make your gameplay moments memorable. Let’s keep the conversation going – we love getting feedback from you and seeing what else we can come up with to continue making PlayStation 4 the best place to play. Please let us know and we’ll continue to always serve up great content and features to you – the gamer. Dazu startet heute ja noch die neue Plus-Runde fürn Mai .. Stick it to the Man, Muramasa, Der Puppenspieler, PayDay 2 bearbeitet 30. April 2014 von radiant Zitieren
radiant Geschrieben 30. April 2014 Geschrieben 30. April 2014 Und wie .. naja, git ja de mit Watch_Dogs so Lightbar-Abdeckige... de cham mr's nochli meh iischränke. #Info brought to you by IMMENSES radi-Wissen. Zitieren
Schnegge Geschrieben 30. April 2014 Geschrieben 30. April 2014 Und wie .. naja, git ja de mit Watch_Dogs so Lightbar-Abdeckige... de cham mr's nochli meh iischränke. #Info brought to you by IMMENSES radi-Wissen. Ha mi erst grad gester wieder ufgregt, wie schnell de huere Akku dune isch vom Pad, es isch so genial aber de huere Akku...gnau glich wie bi de Smartphones... Zitieren
radiant Geschrieben 30. April 2014 Geschrieben 30. April 2014 Der vom Pro Controller hält >80h... und rüttelt auch. Ich frage mich, was Ninty da so viel besser, respektive Sony so viel schlechter gemacht hat... Zitieren
Little_JoeY Geschrieben 30. April 2014 Geschrieben 30. April 2014 Hab die neuste Fitmware nun mal heruntergeladen. ShareFactory habe ich noch nicht getestet, werd ich wohl auch nicht allzu häufig benutzen. Zur Leuchtleiste sage ich besser nichts okay es ist besser, aber warum kann man es einfach nicht ganz deaktivieren Zitieren
Bull3t Geschrieben 30. April 2014 Geschrieben 30. April 2014 Der vom Pro Controller hält >80h... und rüttelt auch. Ich frage mich, was Ninty da so viel besser, respektive Sony so viel schlechter gemacht hat... Da meinsch aber nid ernscht ^^ ? Zitieren
radiant Geschrieben 30. April 2014 Geschrieben 30. April 2014 Da meinsch aber nid ernscht ^^ ? ? Ich rede vom Wii U Pro Controller, nicht vom GamePad. Den Pro Controller habe ich bislang 1x aufladen müssen... und das nicht, während meinen >50h MH3U. Zitieren
DirtEHarry Geschrieben 30. April 2014 Geschrieben 30. April 2014 Scheppert es bei eurer PS4 auch so, wenn ihr DVDs einlegt? Mit Game- und Film-Blurays hat sie hingegen null Probleme. :-/ Zitieren
Schnegge Geschrieben 30. April 2014 Geschrieben 30. April 2014 Bei mir fängt das beim Gamen so nach 30 Minuten an...sie "schnauft" so richtig lauft, also ob sie am Limit wäre... Zitieren
radiant Geschrieben 30. April 2014 Geschrieben 30. April 2014 Scheppert es bei eurer PS4 auch so, wenn ihr DVDs einlegt? Mit Game- und Film-Blurays hat sie hingegen null Probleme. :-/ Hab da mal was läuten gehört vonwegen DVD's - ich persönlich schau sie aufgrund der besseren Kompatibilität immer noch mit der PS3, Blurays mit der PS4 - null Probleme. Zitieren
DirtEHarry Geschrieben 30. April 2014 Geschrieben 30. April 2014 Nein, ich mein das Laufwerk. Das klingt bei einer DVD so, als würde die Disc geschliffen und hin und her geworfen. Zitieren
Naryoril Geschrieben 30. April 2014 Geschrieben 30. April 2014 PlayStation Store Payment Support: Similar to PS3, we’re introducing Alternative Payment Methods (APMs) for PS4 for content purchased on PS Store, starting with PayPal support. Die PS3 hat alternative Zahlungsmethoden ausser Kreditkarte und Punktekarten? Das wäre super um Sachen aus dem US und Japanischen Store zu kaufen, da europäische Kreditkarten dort nicht funktionieren und die Punktekarten mehr kosten als sie Wert sind... Zitieren
Bull3t Geschrieben 30. April 2014 Geschrieben 30. April 2014 ? Ich rede vom Wii U Pro Controller, nicht vom GamePad. Den Pro Controller habe ich bislang 1x aufladen müssen... und das nicht, während meinen >50h MH3U. Ja.. schon.. Würde (persönlich) den Wii U Pro Controller nicht direkt mit einem Maincontroller der Mitbewerber vergleichen. Gewicht und Ausstattung vom Pro lassen mich darauf schliessen, dass da jetzt nicht massenhaft Technik darin verbaut ist. Brauchts imho auch nicht - aber eben, da ist der Vergleich nicht ganz gegeben. Zitieren
radiant Geschrieben 4. Mai 2014 Geschrieben 4. Mai 2014 (bearbeitet) Die PS4 (und teilweise auch die Vita) bekommt wohl noch im Verlaufe dieses Jahr 12 neue Indietitel spendiert. Darunter hat's ganz ganz feine Sachen Apotheon (PS4) “Looking back, making our upcoming action sidescroller Apotheon in the visage of ancient Greek pottery seemed like an obvious choice. Everything is already there. The 2D perspective, the awesome narrative and setting possibilities, heroes fighting monsters and magical goat-men with no pants… All we really had to do was figure out how to make the art on those pots move around and make it into an interesting game.” Bei dem Stil geh ich persönlich gleich steil -> steht auf meiner Liste! Axiom Verge (PS4/PS Vita) “Axiom Verge is a retro-styled 2D “metroidvania” action-adventure, inspired by such classics as Rygar, Contra, Bionic Commando, Blaster Master, and, of course, Metroid. But it also gives you power over glitches like those found in classic games, allowing you to scramble enemies, corrupt environments, and enter hidden areas.” Nur schon der absolut sensantionelle Soundtrack !!! -> auch auf meiner Liste. Source (PS4) "A great Metroidvania is an experience where you go off on an amazing adventure. You may not know where you’re going, or who your friends are, but you have a purpose and a way of defending yourself. This is what we’re setting out to do with Source, except with a new kind of character set in an alternate dimension, inspired by life as we know it." *freu* Chasm (PS4) “In Chasm, players take up the role of Daltyn, a young soldier sent to investigate the mysterious disappearance of a mining crew in the remote mountain town of Karthas. Upon arrival you learn the town has been cut off from the outside world by supernatural forces. Now trapped, you are left with no option but to explore the mines below the town and uncover the source of the disturbances. Only by gaining new special abilities, evading dangerous traps, and defeating hordes of deadly enemies can you hope to save Karthas — and possibly the world!” Sieht ebenfalls sehr interessant aus und wird ebenfalls vorgemerkt! Drifter (PS4/PS Vita) “Drifter is an open-world, sandbox, space trading game with a procedurally-generated galaxy 100,000 light years across, made up of tens of thousands of star systems to explore and features an original soundtrack by composer Danny Baranowsky.” Space-Time und Handlungsfreiheit - count me in! Dann noch: Escape Goat 2 (PS4) “The theme of Escape Goat 2 is transformation. As you manipulate hidden machinery, walls move around and blocks settle into new places. Things look different when you’re done with the room (especially if you employ your mighty horns to their best use). And you have a remarkable companion to help you on your journey…” Ironclad Tactics (PS4) “Ironclad Tactics is a fast-paced, card-based tactics game set in the American Civil War… with robots! Although it’s reminiscent of the tactics games and collectible card games that we’re all familiar with, we’ve done a few things that make the game stand out.” Jamestown+ (PS4) “Simultaneous play is not necessarily cooperative, and co-op has come a long way since arcade ruled the Earth. We’re living in a post-Left 4 Dead, post-Rock Band world, and sometime in 2009, we decided to stop waiting for someone else to apply a few of the many design innovations of the past twenty years to the humble shoot-em-up genre.” Sieht das herrlich aus! Nidhogg (PS4) “We have the most fun playing Nidhogg in front of our TV with friends. Sharing a TV and controllers is way more comfortable than crowding around someone’s desk and sharing a keyboard. Exclusive to the PS4 version, the built-in tournament mode now indicates your fencer’s color on DualShock 4′s light bar… how cool is that?!” Skulls of the Shogun: Bone-A-Fide Edition (PS4) “Skulls of the Shogun is a mash-up of turn-based strategy and fighting-game flare, scientifically engineered for lightning-quick rounds, thoughtful strategic play, and a frequently inappropriate sense of humor with its tongue planted firmly in cheek. And whether you’re into single or multiplayer, Skulls has you covered.” Spelunky (PS4) “We’re once again teaming up with BlitWorks, who did a great job on bringing the game to PS3 and PS Vita. For PS4, we want to do even more — like bump up the graphics to 1080p, let players upload replays to the leaderboards, add more social features to the Daily Challenge, and otherwise take advantage of the PS4′s unique hardware.” http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BavpUeuQsts -> gibt's ja schon auf PS3/Vita Starwhal: Just the Tip (PS4/PS3) “The game mechanics and controls in Starwhal are not complex — navigate your narwhal to tag your opponent’s heart and protect your own. Of course, the narwhals themselves wiggle all over the place in spastic fits of salty marine protest, but therein lies at least half the fun.” http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJiJi7IwQEk Teilweise wirkllich sehr geile Sachen darunter. bearbeitet 4. Mai 2014 von radiant Zitieren
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