@MrTJ_808
Reading the piece on
#CTR in @OPM_UKI literally can’t wait to get
that in my front room local
multiplayer with the girls!@Kawaiikatsu
Even though physical Vita
games going to stop I’m
going to support it with
digital games!@realjallen1981
I can’t remember the last
time I read a review score
of ‘1’ in your mag. What
about a feature detailing
the lowest scoring games
you’ve ever reviewed?
I think that would be an
interesting read.@AtWorldsFault
no way![YES WAY– ed]@TheCoolChay
Far Cry New Dawn and
Days Gone, going to be
another great year for
gaming.@TheRbaldwin99
Is this the right moment
to mention Leisure Suit
Larry?@Adamjt74
If Battlefield V had raids
and strikes similar to
Destiny! Imagine you and 5
friends stealing back the
artwork from the Nazis
on a raid! That would be
so cool.@Waynelittlewood
What would make [Skull
& Bones] brilliant is if
Ubisoft allowed you to
unlock some of the AC
Sea Captains like Connor,
Aya, Kassandra, Alexios,
Edward.troll of the monthCAN I GET A RT?
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F facebook.com/OfficialPlayStationMagazine T @OPM_UK W gamesradar.com/opm E [email protected]#158Wegatheredour
squadtohitthestreets
ofWashingtonDC.Bully for you
Are you aware of where
I can get guides for PS2
games? I am after the
full game guide for Canis
Canem Edit. (Finding all
the collectables, secrets,
cheats, extras etc.) My
wife has looked for it
online but cannot find it at
all. I have also completed
81% of Test Drive
Unlimited but for some
reason cannot access
about 30 challenges.
Craig Halliday via mail-mailFor Canis Canem Edit,
which was known as
Bully in the US, your
best bet is to look at its
dedicated wiki online,
bully.wikia.com. You’ll
find walkthroughs forother PS2 games online
too. Test Drive Unlimited
has some entries on
the Challenges tab of
the Statistics page
that aren’t actually
unlockable, but youcan
100% the game. You’ll
need all 56 houses, 69
differently-named cars,
and 164 gold cups.A big Plus
I love the mag and have
been a subscriber for
a few years now, I am
hoping you will have anidea what Sony is planning
when PS+ support for
PS3 and Vita ends in
March. Will something be
added as a replacement
(PS Now?) or will they
be expecting people to
pay the same price for
less content?
I would like to see PS
Plus include PS Now as I
like the idea of it but don’t
think it’s worth the price
at the moment.
Brian Malcolm via emailSony’s keeping its plans
close to its chest, but
we’re sure whatever it
offers will still be great
value for money.Box clever
I’m from the early
cartridge era, in the
early 1980s. This was
a time when you could
only buy a game as a
hard copy, which was
in a box covered in art
and a pamphlet that
would explain the game’s
backstory and controls.
Since the PS3, PS4, and
the internet, being ableto fix bugs and update
a game’s experience, as
a softcopy, is undeniably
something we cannot live
without! But given the
choice, I will continue
to buy copies that are
sold in boxes, alongside
games that are only
available online. The best
of both worlds.
Dan Tyson via a real letterWe love a great piece
of box art too – though
games can take a lot
of space. You should
see the room Ian’s PES
collection takes up...Star letter Funny business
Mainstream PS4 games are geared too heavily
towards emotional storytelling and visual elegance
instead of comedic appeal and whimsy. Horizon: Zero
Dawn, The Last Of Us: Remastered, God Of War and
Detroit Become Human – all of these look great but
they are all too serious. We could do with more games
that are stupid fun like the Yakuza series and Fist Of
The North Star: Lost Paradise that aren’t developed
by Japanese studios and let players laugh and enjoy
themselves. We do not need cinematic-led productions
because this is the medium of videogames not films.
James Davie via emailWe reckon there’s plenty of room for both, James,
and with games like Rage 2 and Wolfenstein:
Youngblood coming, we’re guaranteed some laughs.I WOULD LIKE TO SEE PS
PLUS INCLUDE PS NOW AS I LIKE
THE IDEA OF IT BUT DON’T THINK
IT’S WORTH THE PRICE.