my bone conduction hearing aid so I can pair it with the PS4
Mavilu said: I myself am waiting to get my bone conduction hearing aid so I can pair it with the PS4 and play Hellblade again, so I can hear all of the voices...in my head!
Mavilu said: Right? I can pair it with anything that has bluetooth, so technically, as long as I have it on, I don't need headphones, in fact, when I researched them, I learned that companies like Apple are experimenting with the idea of making bone conduction the future of electronics, you know, as a machine/body integration thing, granted, the technology isn't perfected yet, that's the reason why I'm not getting the hearing aid installed into the skull and will only have it flush with it with the help of a sports headphones type of band, but still, sometimes it seems like the world of science fiction is here, is now... I'm so hyped! Anyway... waiting for God of War to download, yay!
Testament said: Damn, 5 hours? You were probably most of the way through. I love that game. Xenoblade 2 - Still loving it. I get way too sidetracked in Xenoblade games. FFX (PS2) - Messing around at the Monster Arena. Never tried beating all of the Creations before. Will be playing the Hel outta GoW this weekend.
Spidey said: I wasn't halfway, I just finished beating the first two bosses. I die a lot because I suck at 3D action games. So that's why I got bored because I kept dying when I was in a crowd of enemies. When games nowadays don't have a very easy mode I tend to give up fast. I dropped dark souls about 3 hours in. I'll probably watch a lets play to get the rest of the story. I'd still strongly recommend the game to people who don't suck at action games. The only reason I bought the game is because I heard it was all about the story and atmosphere so I didn't expect to keep dying.
Rhaegar said: I actually gave The Last of Us another playthrough, just to try to put my finger on why it's supposed to be so special. And ... my attitude toward it shifted from moderate discontent the first time around to outright disgust the second time. That game sucks. Sorry, people. The gameplay is broken, the stealth wonky, the combat simplistic yet frustrating, the story illogical in so many ways despite all the fancy setpieces, the characters paper thin. And Pittsburgh is still one of the most irritating slogs I've ever experiened in a video game. It's the Game of Thrones Season 7 of video games: A lot of spectacle that somehow garners it excessive praise despite its many fatal shortcomings.
