The E3 organizer benefits nothing from it, whether or not Sony (or Microsoft or Nintendo or any other big time publisher) announces something megaton - the prove was in last year's conference. In fact, the E3 organizer which is the ESA isn't even a private organization, it's a party of members that includes - guess who? Sony, as one of the major board members.

Have you been to an E3 event? Majority of stakeholders and investors only attend this event, many don't go to individual conferences like PSX. While you are correct that Sony needs to save some bullets for their PSX later this year, to say that "why reveal at someone's else event" is actually quite an ignorant thing to say . You're basically saying Sony doesn't see much importance of E3 and thus should only focus on their own PSX event, which is inaccurate (again, Sony is part of the ESA that organizes E3).

I meant no offense if I sounded rude and used the word "ignorant", I meant it in a humble way - just from someone who's been covering the industry for nearly a decade.

Whether they show everything off on E3 to compete with others or in PSX doesn't change the fact that they are STILL competing with others no matter when and where they make their announcements. The competition doesn't change one bit because of a venue. These are digital products, which means they compete on the internet - meaning where they announce it in regards to whose event doesn't change anything.

It's true that they ultimately still have to keep some show reels for PSX (they even said it in their pre-show) - I mean, TLoU 2 was a no show for example.

Okay,

1) There's no such thing as a HDMI 2.0 cable. A HDMI cable is a HDMI cable, that's all. There exists HIGH-BANDWIDTH HDMI cables, but they are NOT called HDMI 2.0 cable. To put it in very, very simple terms; the HDMI cable is simply a transport for data from point A to point B.

2) Check your TV's manual on WHICH HDMI port is designated to support HDCP 2.2. Not all TVs has equal HDMI ports, usually low-end TVs only have ONE HDMI port that supports HDCP 2.2.

3) A 4k TV does not automatically mean that it has HDCP 2.2. HDMI 1.4 can pass 4k but at 30hz, of which does not require HDCP 2.2. Many 4k TVs from 2014 and 2015 suffer from this issue.

4) You can try and buy a HDCP stripper like a HD Fury integral, but it's going to cost you, A LOT. Perhaps as much as your TV.

5) Again, a HDMI 2.0 cable does not exist and HDCP 2.2 was stated to be required for the PS4 Pro by Sony.

6) No fix will come, because there is nothing to fix. If it doesn't work, it's simply hardware incompatibility. The only remedy is that you get the correct hardware.


I cannot find your TV's manual online, so I cannot verifiy for you. But basically if point no.2 is not available on your TV, then sorry to say but you're screwed.

If you are going to get a 43" for 4k and sit like 6ft. away, you might as well just stick with 1080p. Just sayin'.

The KS7000 is a pretty decent TV. Does everything fairly well, but not great in any department. A lot of people love this TV because it is priced right (which is true) in regards to how much it offers. I personally would own it too if I hadn't already jumped onto the OLED bandwagon.

That said, there's no such thing for a TV that doesn't need manual configuration to look its best. Calibration is a must for HDR material, there's no way around this. If you are lazy to do it or don't know how to, hire a professional calibrator to do it for you.

It can.

But for what? To play games for free? Lol.

You want to play free illegaly, that's your choice. Don't come in here and snarkily say "most of you did buy the games...", as if like that's dumb or something.




*EDIT*
And no, we don't talk about pirated nonsense here.

This post has been edited by SSJBen: Jun 28 2017, 12:57 AM

Wishful thinking.

PSX SEA is basically just a mini-E3 with no keynotes and no major game announcements (other than regional news that is). They are only bringing games (from the same E3 builds) here for some extra exposure.

However this event does serve as a good stepping stone for the industry to look at SEA as an important market for their games. Perhaps one day this part of the world will become as integral as the US, Europe and Japan.

So... buy everything on MY store but continue to play on your SG account then? What's the problem here?

Precisely.

So far I only know 2 other than the confirmed Kazunori Yamauchi (GTS) and that Hazmer guy from phailfantasy XV.

The 2 others are from Singapore, both their games will be on demo.

- Masquerada Songs of Shadows (very close friend of mine is the lead artist on this game)
- Stifled (VR game, an acquaintance is one of the programmers for this game)

Masquerada will have their company CEO and director (third richest man in SG btw, believe it or not) and Stifled will have its producer be around.

I also heard that one of the assistant producers for DBFZ may be making a visit, I'm not 100% sure on this however.

Hell yes.

Perfect re---whatever you want to call it. At this point, it's a remake.

For Switch mostly confirm. PS4 no confirmation yet..

This post has been edited by SSJBen: Aug 17 2017, 12:52 AM

Waiting for invite code to download.

If these are all the features, this is a poor "major" update.

Played it years ago before it was even translated. It's.... mediocre? I mean, the game is no technical masterpiece - it relies on the atmosphere to try and scare you. But to be honest, it is quite dated and I don't think it's good enough to really provide a good horror experience.

Mediocre at best IMO.

RM140+, no way. Definitely not worth that much, no matter how big of a horror geek you are. I'm a horror geek too.

Copy to external HDD, restore from that external HDD on your Pro.


Only ONE primary account allowed to be online at any one time.

My suggestion, disable the primary account on your old PS4 but keep the account there. Then enable your main account as your primary on your Pro. This is what I'm doing with both my PS4s.

You can still play online on the old PS4 provided the new PS4 isn't online at the same time.

There are however some games that will kick you out of online to re-authenticate the account from time to time. Happened to me on Destiny.

FW5.0 is out:

Main features in version 5.00 update
- You can now add users of your PS4 as family members. This makes it easy to manage your child's account information and to restrict PS4 features. To add family members, select(Settings) > [Parental Controls/Family Management].

- As the family manager, you can set up your family.
- Up to seven family members (including you) can be in your family and use online features.
- Multiple adults can be in your family. The family manager can make other adults in the family parents or guardians. The family manager and family members who are parents or guardians can adjust parental controls for the children in your family.
- You can configure parental control settings for each child. Using parental controls, you can restrict use of online features and communication with other players, set restrictions for games, restrict use of the Internet browser, and set spending limits for PlayStation Store.
- You can configure parental controls anytime from your PC or smartphone.

- You can now follow anyone, not just verified accounts. Select(Follow) on a person's profile screen, and their activities and broadcasts will appear in [What's New]. You automatically follow your Friends, but you have the option to unfollow them.
Recommendations for who to follow are now offered based on the games you play. SelectSelect(Friends) >(Follow).
- You can now choose who can follow you and who can see your follow list.Select(Settings) > [Account Management] > [Privacy Settings], and then configure each setting.

- (Custom Lists) has been added to(Friends). Create custom lists to easily organize your Friends and choose players to send messages or game invitations to.
For certain broadcasts,(Communities) now appears on the(Live from PlayStation) viewing screen. To access the broadcaster's community, select(Communities).
- You can now view(Notifications) on the quick menu.
- The following languages have been added as system languages.
Czech, Indonesian, Hungarian, Romanian, Vietnamese, Greek, Thai
When broadcasting PlayStation VR gameplay, you can now see spectator comments on your VR headset screen.

Other features in version 5.00
- For(Messages), screen layout has been improved, and the following features have been added.

- You can now receive music that has been shared with you as a message. Select the message to play the music.
- Messages containing a URL now display a preview.

- The following features have been added to the quick menu.
- You can now select [Leave This Party] to leave the party.
- You can now see albums and playlists for songs playing in Spotify.
- A clock has been added.
- The following features have been added to(Settings) > [Notifications].
- You can now disable pop-up notifications during video playback.
- You can now choose the color of pop-up notifications.
- You can now choose to show or hide message details in notifications.
- You can now choose to broadcast in 1080p (60 fps) when using Twitch on your PlayStation 4 Pro.
- You can now enjoy Blu-ray Disc™ and DVD content in virtual surround sound when you connect headphones to PlayStation VR.

Almost certain that PS5 is a very late 2019 release or early 2020 release.

Sony is waiting for AMD's Zen+ CPUs and a slimmed down Vega 56.