TheGoodDictator

Battlefield 1 Still Hits Different 💥 The destruction, graphics, atmosphere, and shooting mechanics are still incredible. Honestly, it somehow feels better than the newer games even after all these years. 🪖🔥 📅 Released: October 21, 2016

Obviously, this will be his emote

Sony Is Entering Crypto? 💰🎮 Sony Bank has reportedly received conditional approval for a dollar backed stablecoin that could eventually be used to buy PlayStation games and other digital content. 🔗 Source: Destructoid

@PlayStationEU Still not what I want to hear!

The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales wins Players' Choice for June: play.st/4wFcaRM

Heartbroken to hear we’ve lost Sam Neill. Jurassic Park was one of the films that shaped my childhood and sparked my lifelong love of dinosaurs, this movie encouraged me to play games like Dino Crisis. Rest in peace, Sam.

@SameerMonier but pretty much I agree with a lot of what you said.

@SameerMonier I didn't finish Yotai, the story was just...

Ghost of Yōtei Is a Step Back from Ghost of Tsushima I finished Ghost of Yōtei, and while I enjoyed parts of it, I came away feeling that Ghost of Tsushima is the far superior game. The biggest difference is the story. Both games revolve around revenge, but Jin Sakai had a much stronger motivation. He wasn't simply chasing vengeance, he was fighting to save his home during the Mongol invasion of Tsushima. Throughout the journey, you watched him struggle with abandoning the samurai code and embracing the Ghost. It wasn't a choice he celebrated; it was a burden he carried because he believed it was the only way to save his people. Atsu's story, on the other hand, never reached that same emotional level for me. Her revenge plot felt far more conventional, following a formula we've seen many times before, and I never felt as invested in her journey. The setting is another major reason Tsushima stands out. Even if the game isn't historically perfect, it made the Mongol invasion feel meaningful. The world gave you a reason to care about what was happening beyond Jin's personal story. In Ghost of Yōtei, I never felt that same connection to the larger conflict. I cared about the protagonist's objective, but not the world around her. That disconnect extends to the supporting cast. Ghost of Tsushima was filled with memorable companions -Masako, Ishikawa, Yuna, Norio, and even Kenji- each with their own struggles, motivations, and emotional arcs. Their stories made the world feel alive. By comparison, I didn't find any of the characters in Ghost of Yōtei particularly memorable or able to leave a lasting impression. As for the gameplay, I know many players will argue that Ghost of Yōtei is mechanically superior, and in some ways, they're right. It offers more options and more spectacle. But that's also where it lost part of its identity. Ghost of Tsushima's combat felt grounded, deliberate, and lethal. Every duel carried weight. Ghost of Yōtei leans much more into flashy abilities, throwable weapons, and exaggerated techniques that made the combat feel more arcade-like than grounded. It's fun, but it lacks the tension and authenticity that made Tsushima's combat so satisfying. In the end, Ghost of Tsushima delivered a stronger story, more memorable characters, better side tales, and combat that felt true to its world. Ghost of Yōtei isn't a bad game, but for me, it was a significant step down and, ultimately, a far more forgettable experience.

@vanviic @SynthPotato oh yes, sorry

@GoodDictator0 @SynthPotato 6? You meant 7, right?

These Call Of Duty ports’ marketing budgets have to be 5$ because they are advertising them on the PS Store with these 240p, clearly stretched pictures 😭

🛠️ TankRat — Build. Destroy. Survive. 🛠️ Former Ubisoft and Rockstar developers are working on TankRat, a post-apocalyptic tank game where everything you scavenge and dismantle becomes part of your machine. Fight swarms of corrupted mech-monsters, upgrade your tank, and survive the wasteland on your way to Highpoint. This one looks seriously interesting. 🔥

From what I can tell, it’s less about the tech and more about strong art direction, smart color theory, and well designed static lighting. Batman: Arkham Knight was built on Unreal Engine 3, and it still looks incredible. A cohesive visual direction will always outperform anything else.

@PlayStation I thought the players’ choice was physical games

The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales wins Players' Choice for June: play.st/4wfE1Ix

Investors are only one source of income for a company, and, surprisingly, consumers are also a source of income. Therefore, instead of making decisions that balance the interests of consumers and investors, Sony has spent the past few years focusing solely on making investors happy. Hopefully, that helps your one brain cell.

@GoodDictator0 @GamerTifa7 That's how a company works. Idiot

THIS is the PlayStation company I loved... This is the version of the company that kept me coming back for each new generation of console. I own a PS1, PS2, 2- PS3's, 2-PS4's, and a PS5. 💔

@Demetrius86 @GamerTifa7

Few open world games make movement feel as exciting as inFAMOUS: Second Son. Launching across rooftops, blasting through vents, and chaining powers together makes every trip feel like part of the action. 📅 Released: March 21, 2014

@JaeGamez How many platinum you got?

ASSASSIN’S CREED BLACK FLAG - ROAD TO PLATINUM!!! 🏴‍☠️🛣️🏆 What was your first trophy?? My First Trophy - Yo Ho… - Learn a new shanty (Bronze) I’m hoping to find the Wellerman Song soon! 🎶 🤞🏽 #AssassinsCreedBlackFlagResynced #RoadtoPlatinum

🪆 WHERE DOLLS HANG A new trailer has dropped for Where Dolls Hang, a psychological horror game where you investigate a place filled with hanging dolls and seriously unsettling events. You can even discover VHS tapes and watch full-length horror films like Night of the Living Dead inside the game. Honestly, sitting through an hour-long movie while something could be lurking outside sounds terrifying. 📅 Release: 2026

@Emma_henrry_vt It was this game, played it for 12 hours than got whooped after it

What's the longest gaming session you've ever had, and what game was it?

@SynthPotato Unfortunately (and can’t blame them) they’ll invest more in what brings them more profit and GTA Online is far more profitable than RDR Online

The biggest case of missed potential in gaming history: Red Dead Online Imagine what this mode could have become if they figured out a way to keep it going to this day 🥲