I bought a cheap second-hand PS3 to play Demons' Souls on private servers.
I should see if those are still up.
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It could be argued that I bought my Steam Machine just to play modded Elden Ring?
That's not the entire truth but 75% of my entire playtime on my Steam Machine is Elden Ring Randomizer (most of the rest is vanilla Elden Ring).
Speaking of which: I'm addicted to Elden Ring Randomizer. I'm now doing my second RL1 playthrough with slightly tweak settings and a new seed and I'm getting incredibly lucky; I started with the Ringed Finger and have now for the first time in a Randomizer found Death's Poker (and it's just as busted as I remember).
Going for Mortal Shell 2 this weekend.
And as for a system I actually bought my ps5 for elden ring (among other things, but this was the concrete goal). My. Gaming pc was really aging at the time and didn't have the room for a full desktop, so went for consoles just to keep it simple.
I've never touched Wukong before, and I likely won't, but I'm sorry to hear that it's not meeting your expectations. But it kinda makes sense that the bosses aren't as challenging as it's not exactly meant to be a soulslike but more of a character action game, right? It's got some elements of a soulslike but not enough to actually be one is what I'd heard.
That's so nice! Although small caveat: Demon's Souls Remake is a PS5 exclusive. So unless you somehow found a way to play the PS3 version on the PS4, you probably didn't play it on the console. Maybe PlayStation Now or something?
That makes more sense then :)
Oh yea. I'm thinking about buying a used PS5 just to jailbreak it and use it to play virtually anything I'll set mind to. The emulators running on it aren't as mature yet, like the Xbox (360) emulator for example, but it won't take long for them to get to the needed level. It'll be the emulation console
Lies of P is available on other consoles besides Switch 2. Of all the consoles on which it's available, Switch 2 offers the worst experience.
Dark Souls: Prepare to Die Edition runs at 30 fps on consoles. PC CD keys used to be available on G2A and GOG. If you can find one, installing the DSFix mod lets you play at 60 fps and puts the graphical quality on par with the remaster. The remaster is just PTDE with DSFix and a few other quality of life mods baked in.
PTDE with DSFix is my preferred way to play DS1, but way more people play the remaster and there's no crossplay, so multiplayer basically doesn't exist on it (although some people may argue this is a benefit).
I bought the Demon's Souls remaster on PS5. It was good, but I think I slightly prefer the original. To me, the janky look is part of the atmosphere and the appeal. But, again, the OG Demon's Souls servers are offline so no multiplayer is possible on that version, but DS multiplayer is.... well, if you know, you know.
I got a PS5 just because I wanted both the Demon Souls Remake and Bloodborne, and since I had unexpectedly gotten about $1200 from the state of California for something related to Covid, I had the money to burn to do it.
Got platinum in Bloodborne; haven't beaten Demon Souls yet.
Now that's a windfall. You gotta go back and finish DeS though. It was a little tedious at times, but I did enjoy my time with it overall
Believe me, I would if I could. I keep running into a bug where the gimmick dragon boss won't even let me get down the hallway to the room with the levers. There's no alcoves or anything to hide behind and you can't just use iframes to dodge the fire he breathes at me. Everything I have looked at trying to figure out what I am doing wrong suggests it shouldn't even be breathing fire at me until I am pretty much in the circular room at the end of the hall.
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