Review on Game console Sony PlayStation 4 1000 GB HDD, Uncharted 4 Limited Edition by Micha Kochaski ᠌
The quality is at the level, I am satisfied with everything.
The basic form of the prefix is u200b-.OK, but it's still a little moist. I'm a huge Playstation fan, and I have to say that I'm a little bummed out by this. The Playstation continues to lose popularity every year. Consume a minimum of Ps vita'u. Video games are not just costly, but also scarce in terms of truly excellent titles. It takes a while for the Playstation app to finish its calculations, the PlayStation Store opens in a browser, etc. Okay, I'm going to change the subject. So, instead of an object falling from the sky, I received a next-gen gaming system. They claim to provide a "excellent selection of games" with the PS Plus. Only maybe three or four games can be considered "excellent," while the rest are simply garbage. Everyone seems to be discussing the cost of video games, so I won't either. The games are on Blu-ray discs, so there is an additional cost. Quite a few features that aren't needed. The joystick's health indicator, for instance, is an illuminated bar. Even if you examine the joystick, you won't be able to see it. The lack of a start and select button is a little letdown, but the share button behaves strangely (you'll get it if you buy a console). The choice and share buttons may be tricky to press at first, but you quickly adapt. The interface is easy to use while also being highly sophisticated. There's so much more I want to tell you, but you'll find out after you get a console for yourself:p . My recommendation is to hold off for around six months, by which time the console will be widely available, more games will have been developed, and the operating system's "dampness" will have been addressed.
- (In contrast to the PS3) Unique aesthetic, high-quality controls, eye-catching visuals, sleep mode game loading, lightning-fast performance (games start up in a flash), rapid charging and discharging of the joystick, minimal overheating, and the inclusion of a touchpad.
- (Still contrasting with PS3) Nitpicks include the severely limited menu, the inability to read flash drives (play photos, music, and videos from them), the inability to change the theme in the main menu, the requirement of a ps plus subscription for multiplayer, the small amount of hard disk (500GB as written on the box, but in fact 407GB, although the disk can be replaced), the weight of games (typically 30-40GB), the easily soiled glossy surface, the lack of AV output, and so on.
