Review on Game console Sony PlayStation 4 1000 GB HDD, Uncharted 4 Limited Edition by Stanislaw Puzyna ᠌
It was a bad idea to buy this, money wasted.
Once again, people's perspectives vary. The PlayStation 4 (PS4), like any "calculator" costing $25,000 or more, served me honorably for a full year, during which time I thoroughly liked it; thereafter, however, it became an object of my abject contempt. Also, warranty fixes won't help, so don't waste your money on them. Poor quality components, materials, etc. The question isn't even posed in a cautious spirit, so naturally, problems arise at the earliest available moment. Therefore, Microsoft and the XBox have shown to be far superior to these claims in actual use. Instead of fixing it, I'm going to go out and get a brand new one (one that won't be destroyed by the tiniest amount of dust on the Pope), and I'd recommend that any regular person reading this do the same. Please excuse the interruption.
- Everything you need to enjoy the game (after purchasing it and a subscription, of course) is there. As someone who has spent their entire lives playing Warcraft (WoW), I decided to purchase a console so that I could experience new games, participate in the action, and have fun without having to worry about the capabilities of my computer. The prefix worked for these purposes in theory. There are gamers all over the network, you can cut anything, and the joystick is useful once you learn how to use it. They could have installed something more deserving than the microphone, which is a single earpiece with a microphone that is both awkward and unprofessional. All the gameplay footage I've watched have far superior visuals to anything I've created. It's bearable, I wanted to try something new so I did (and paid a lot of money to do it), but I don't get why only PsPro is required for a hundred thousand.
- Maybe it's just my opinion, but I'd want to say the following to the people. This console is very special to me, thus I always make sure to keep it clean and carefully relocate it whenever required. You have to hear this to believe it. The electricity went out at my place, and now this turd and stick project is toast. After more than a year (and possibly less), the set-top box's hard drive failed, resulting in a repair bill of 25% of the initial purchase price and the loss of all recorded content. Now include in the exorbitant price of games (three to four times more than on a PC) and a PsPlus subscription (2022–3000 r; per year to play online? ), both of which are required for the regular use of the console you purchased. As a result, you are funding the premature demise of the entertainment you have paid for. God, I just don't know what to say. For instance, I have a suit box 360 that has served me for over a decade despite being beaten (for a violent early age), dragged around friends, left in the rain, and generally neglected, but the good old guitar hero box starts up like an airplane whenever I turn it on. There are a ton of additional games too! The prefix was standing on the table when suddenly the electricity went out and it stopped working. Consider the product's quality and what a well-known corporation would allow for a customer to spend his or her hard-earned money (20k+!) on a similar thing.
