I expect performance patches for older games.

I still remember how you owned me in BF:H

you need to have a R3 account and activated it as a primary account on the PS4.

you only can have one account to be activated as a primary on one PS4.
a PS4 can have up to 16 primary accounts (after a research).

hope that helps explaining.

This post has been edited by raymondtong94: Sep 30 2016, 12:47 AM

I no longer play BF haha. Now focus more on RPG type games.

i only have 2 in my eye, Titanfall and Mafia 3.

yeap, still RM129. R3 users rejoice lol.

With Mafia 3 hold up by customs at a local game dealer, i have no idea what to play right now.
maybe i should play resident evil 5, or gravity rush. :/

or continue my wasteland journey in Fallout 4 with Nuka World DLC.

http://www.pushsquare.com/news/2016/10/ps4...a_3_hard_drives

That means SSD at full speed? About time.

Yes, you still can.

the games are still there but however if you remove your account from the PS4, the buyer will no longer able to play with it.

i suggest you play with your monitor (if it has HDMI input) and plug headphones to the controller for the audio, if you wanna go budget.

Console couch feeling can come later.

Yes. As a new user, I'd suggest to go for Pro, as November 10 is near.

the Pro has 1TB HDD and the GPU is pumped with steroids for better graphic performance, hence the price.
The advantage is even if you don't have a 4K monitor or TV, it will perform graphically better than the Slim version, provided that the developers make patches to utilize the power of PS4 Pro.

I am a fan of Glacier White as well.
and oh, if there is a LE version, I'd plan one as well.

If you're getting a TV for gaming, the most important to come in mind, is the input lag of the TV. You won't want a delay in registering the keys especially during a competition. Sony, Samsung and LG TVs have remarkably low input lag. Secondly, the features of the TV like refresh rate, picture quality and ports availability. You gonna need it for connecting the sound systems.

It's a complex setup; requires PC or camera. Normally i will just read reviews as i don't have the dedicated equipments to test the input lag.
For gaming cases, a TV with an input lag of << 40ms (<< 30ms for the best especially competitive sessions) are the most recommended.

yes and it's compulsory to have PS Plus to play most multiplayer games.

Yes. Check PS Asia blog.

no touch sensitive buttons. Looks like the rendered image makes it looks like it's touch sensitive.

But that box is cheap looking.

This post has been edited by raymondtong94: Nov 4 2016, 03:32 PM