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In the '60s, they took the music world by storm. Now they're about to do the same for the world of music video games. Get ready to live out the meteoric rise of a band of legendary musicians as you take on the role of John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison or Ringo Starr and experience the music of the Beatles in an entirely new way.The Beatles: Rock Band immerses you fully in the music and artistry of the Beatles. Show off your skills on guitar, bass, drums or vocals as you jam your way through hits that span the length of the Beatles' impressive career, performing at venues ranging from the Cavern Club to the roof at Savile Row. Combine up to three microphones to perform Beatles-style three-part harmony with your friends on enduring hits like I Want to Hold Your Hand, Day Tripper, Back in the U.S.S.R. and Here Comes the Sun. From their early days just breaking onto the world scene to their final artistic triumphs, you'll be at the center of the action, experiencing all the excitement and musical power that went into the making of a truly legendary band, and even gaining insights into the Beatles' experience beyond the limelight.
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5
Rock On With the Beatles
on November 28, 2009
Posted by: FLYPino
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My dad enjoys the game a lot, and he rarely played video games until we had bought this game. I'm not really even a casual Beatles fan, but I enjoy this game.
If you are a moderate Beatles fan, or even if you are just a casual fan who has heard/hummed their tunes before, this is a great game to pick up.
What's great about it: beautifully remastered tracks, short loading times, great graphics, fun
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Prepare to rocket to music stardom. As you get ready to take the stage, you can feel the anticipation shiver up your spine. The crowd roars as you and your band take your position in the spotlight, and the energy in the room is palpable. You take your chosen instrument in hand and savor those last breathless moments before you fill the room with your signature sound. You may just be part of a rocking band, but to this crowd, you're totally a hero.Experience the exhilaration of turning in a star-making performance as a member of a band in Band Hero. In this thrilling new game from the makers of Guitar Hero, you can team up with your friends to form a band with any combination of guitars, basses, microphones and drums to create a truly unique sound style. Jam to songs ranging from classic anthems to today's hottest hits, and enjoy the thrill of sharing the spotlight with your bandmates as you rock out to music you know and love. Jump in or out of the action easily in Party Play mode, or show up your friends in the competitive RockFest mode, which offers a variety of exciting challenges. Edit and mix your own signature songs in the GH Studio feature, then upload them to GHTunes to share your genius. And with the ability to play downloadable Guitar Hero World Tour content, Band Hero provides virtually limitless hours of rocking entertainment.
Customer Rating
4
Follow-up Review (Full Review on PS3 Bundle)
on November 17, 2009
Posted by: FLYPino
from The ATL
This is a follow-up review. Please see the review on the Band Hero PlayStation 3 bundle.
***Apparently, there is only significant audio lag depending on what type of TV you are using. Playing on a Sony Bravia XBR HDTV, the audio lag is there, which is what I said in the review on the bundle.
For example, when I was playing the game on a Sony 1080p TV, my audio lag was set at 165. However, on a Panasonic 1080i TV, my audio lag was set at 35. So, it's NOT the game itself that may cause lag. It may simply just be the type of TV you are playing on.***
I just wanted to clear that up.
What's great about it: (see review on bundle)
What's not so great: (see review on bundle)
I would recommend this to a friend!
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SynopsisPick up your guitar, microphone or drumsticks and prepare to rocket to music stardom with the Band Hero Super Bundle. As you get ready to take the stage, you can feel the anticipation shiver up your spine. The crowd roars as you and your band take your position in the spotlight, and the energy in the room is palpable. You take your chosen instrument in hand and savor those last breathless moments before you fill the room with your signature sound. You may just be part of a rocking band, but to this crowd, you're totally a hero.Experience the exhilaration of turning in a star-making performance as a member of a band in Band Hero. In this thrilling new game from the makers of Guitar Hero, you can team up with your friends to form a band with any combination of guitars, basses, microphones and drums to create a truly unique sound style. Jam to songs ranging from classic anthems to today's hottest hits, and enjoy the thrill of sharing the spotlight with your bandmates as you rock out to music you know and love. This Super Bundle provides the tools you need to begin your ascent to stardom, including a wireless guitar, wired mic, drums and the Band Hero game.
Customer Rating
4
A "Hero" for the Family
on November 6, 2009
Posted by: FLYPino
from The ATL
Band Hero is a great family game. It's easy to set up - just put the pieces together, plug it in, insert the disc, and play. There are songs for almost everyone in the family to enjoy. This game really challenges the person(s) on the microphone (up to four lead singers).
The audio quality is great - Dolby 5.1 Surround Sound. Almost all the tracks sound like they have been remastered for this game.
Music includes artists and song titles ranging from the Jackson 5's "ABC" to Taylor Swift's "Love Story" and "You Belong With Me," Hinder's "Lips of an Angel" to Marvin Gaye's "I Heard It Through the Grapevine," Carl Douglas' "Kung Fu Fighting" to the Spice Girls' "Wannabe," The All-American Rejects' "Dirty Little Secret" to Evanescence's "Bring Me to Life," and the list just goes on and on...at least until you count up to 65 songs.
Music includes artists and song titles ranging from the Jackson 5's "ABC" to Taylor Swift's "Love Story" and "You Belong With Me," Hinder's "Lips of an Angel" to Marvin Gaye's "I Heard It Through the Grapevine," Carl Douglas' "Kung Fu Fighting" to the Spice Girls' "Wannabe," The All-American Rejects' "Dirty Little Secret" to Evanescence's "Bring Me to Life," and the list just goes on and on...at least until you count up to 65 songs.
If you're looking for the new drum set containing circular cymbals compared to the original triangular-shaped cymbals, this is not the bundle for you. Included in this bundle is the same drum set from the Guitar Hero World Tour bundle. The new drum set is [for now] exclusive to the Wii, which will be packaged with the Xbox 360 and PS3 bundles later this season or early next year. The guitar is the same one from the Guitar Hero 5 bundle and the microphone is just a regular Guitar Hero mic.
***On the major downside, the auto-calibration system is just not there. I've read reviews on Guitar Hero World Tour and Guitar Hero 5, and many people have been experiencing calibration problems. The same goes for this game. When calibrating, there may not be any video lag, but there is significant audio lag. It was a trial-and-error process for the first SEVERAL HOURS of gameplay.
What may work for most people is calibrating only the video lag and setting the audio lag anywhere from 160 to 200 (the maximum). My video lag was calibrated to 0 (zero), but my audio lag needs to be within the 160 to 200 range. My audio lag is currently set around 180. Hopefully, this will fix the calibration for those having trouble with this part.***
Also, there is an annoying internet connection check when you start the game every time. I think it's for accessing leaderboards to post your scores online or whatnot - I forgot what it says. It's not something to really gripe about (after you press start, just press circle to go back and select OK), but it is there.
Overall, Band Hero is a great game for those interested in mainstream music. Almost everyone in the family will be reaching for an instrument to play.
What's great about it: easy to set up, great sound quality, family game
What's not so great: calibration (lag), song list could have more and better songs (not the "biggest" pop artists)
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Customer Rating
5
The Best Action Film of 2008
on February 15, 2009
Posted by: FLYPino
from The ATL
The Dark Knight has to be the best action movie thus far. The plot twists leave you guessing until the very end - simply brilliant!
No one but Heath Ledger could have played the Joker any better.
This film does not deserve anything less than five stars. In fact, I'd give it a gold star.
What's great about it: EVERYTHING
What's not so great: NOTHING
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Learn more about Shadow of the Colossus Greatest Hits. (Flash demo) SynopsisIn Shadow of the Colossus, you must undertake an epic journey of love and devotion. Crushed by the death of your one true love, you devise a plan to restore her to life. Unfortunately, the road to your happiness is long and fraught with danger. To reunite with her in this life, you must fight and defeat the only creatures in the land with enough power to bring her back from the dead. The giant Colossi are enormous creatures bound to the earth with a mystical power of revival. To bring her back, you must defeat these majestic marvels.In this classic game of love and adventure, you'll set out into a mystical world to track down and destroy these fabled beasts. Armed only with a strong bow and trusty sword, it will take more than just your strength to defeat them. Set in a sprawling landscape with richly detailed graphics, you'll feel as if you've been transported to another place and time. Players will appreciate the fairy-tale quality of the story and epic battles with engaging combat. Shadow of the Colossus captures a feeling of timelessness that will appeal to players of all kinds.
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5
Simple, Yet...Amazing
on November 25, 2008
Posted by: FLYPino
from The ATL
Shadow of the Colossus offers a very unique style of fighting - very simple, because the only weapons used (until Hard Mode is unlocked) are the sword and bow and arrow; but it takes a great deal of strategy when fighting each colossus, because they all have different speeds, movement patterns, attacks, and weaknesses. Battle strategies involve constantly running with the horse, platforming, dodging and rolling, catching each colossus' attention, tricking a colossus to do something to expose its weakness, and holding on for dear life.
The scenery is incredible - visual effects in its own calibre. Presentation is among the best, especially when comparing the size of the main character to each colossus before a battle - it really does feel like all hope is lost. One might even find one's self saying, "Oh $#@%!" every now and then, but a great sense of accomplishment always follows each victory.
However, the storyline is rather boring. To sum it all up, the protagonist is trying to defeat all sixteen colossi to revive his dead beloved - that's pretty much it. At times, trying to find the right way of taking down a colossus can be a bit overwhelming, and trying to climb back on a colossus for that one last hit can be tedious. There are some minor framerate problems here and there but nothing that takes away from the gameplay.
A few minor gripes can't take away the excitement this game has to offer - it offers A LOT. Shadow of the Colossus has to be one of the best PS2 games out there. I would recommend it to anyone.
What's great about it: unique gameplay, graphics and scenery, NO LOADING TIMES, array of weapons/items (unlock Time Battle Mode)
What's not so great: very common storyline, controls while riding the horse in battle, overall short playing time
I would recommend this to a friend!
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SynopsisExperience the final chapter in the Solid Snake saga with Metal Gear Solid 4. Travel around with world with Solid Snake to locations in South America, the Middle East and other dangerous areas. As he hunts down archnemesis Liquid Ocelot, Snake's packing the deadliest weapons and touting the most impressive abilities of his career. See if he can enter enemy territory undetected amidst the chaos of battle. Should Snake fail in his final mission, civilization will pay a terrible price: world domination.Combine stealth, strategy and combat to achieve your goals. Know when to aid local militia in the fight and when to let the battle rage on so you can use the chaos as cover. As you infiltrate enemy territory, don the OctoCamo stealth suit to match seamlessly with your environments. You can also rely on your contact, Otacon, to give you the new Mk. II reconnaissance tool as well as the Solid Eye, which provides vital stats on enemies and your surroundings. Visit Drebin on the black market and trade for bigger, badder weapons. The more you trade, the more custom weapons and modifications you'll unlock. Once you have the firepower, feel free to unleash it on waves of invading PMC soldiers.
Customer Rating
5
What a Way to End the Saga
on July 24, 2008
Posted by: FLYPino
from The ATL
This game was the only reason why I decided to pre-order the MGS4 Bundle before the release date, and I've finally decided to write a review about it.
In my opinion, this game has lived up to its hype. The graphics are stunning in HD, the voice acting is spot-on, the gameplay simply defines MGS4, and there are so many features and unlockables, there's no way you'll be able to access all of them even after you complete the game for your first time.
Some of the cutscenes are way too long, and it will get a little annoying after so many overly-dramatic ones - there was just a bit too much romance in the story. It also feels like you're playing the longest movie you'll ever watch.
I was very excited when I heard the release was going to be this summer; but I was suddenly, quickly disappointed when the creator, Hideo Kojima, said that the final product was not what he had envisioned. The game is running the Cell Broadband Processor to it's limit, which is astounding. He never said that he was not satisfied; in fact, he was very much satisified. But when Kojima Productions had planned to take this game forward, Kojima thought that they had only taken the first step. Unfortunately the PS3 is not powerful enough, and there are currently no Blu-ray discs that would have been able to meet Kojima's expectations. I guess he's waitng for the PlayStation 4 as well.
However, he has done a brilliant job, and I find it very difficult to give this game less than five stars.
What's great about it: excellent gameplay; so many features and UNLOCKABLES; incredible graphics
What's not so great: Hideo Kojima wanted to take this game 10 steps further; lengthy cutscenes (some can run for 30 min or longer)
I would recommend this to a friend!
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SynopsisEnter a merciless world where death is inevitable — but only the beginning of a new adventure. Demon's Souls Greatest Hits combines the nonstop thrills of an action game with the challenge and versatility of a role-playing game, giving you an extraordinary gaming experience filled with revolutionary features. Will you have the strength, strategy and courage it will take to thrive in this brutal environment?Demon's Souls Greatest Hits puts you face to face with hordes of monstrous enemies, forcing you to slice, smash, shoot and cast magic as you fight viciously to emerge victorious. Create a detailed avatar, customize your skills and equipment, and set off on a path of your choosing. The game's open-ended structure gives you a wealth of choices, allowing you to make your way at your own pace. Then take the excitement online, where a variety of groundbreaking network features let you leave hints for other players, replay death scenes, cooperatively revive dead players or even invade other players' games to wreak havoc.
Overall5 out of 5
5 out of 5For Hardcore [RPG] Gamers ONLY!
By FLYPino
from The ATL
In a nutshell, Demon's Souls is one of the hardest, most frustrating, most aggravating, most unforgiving, yet....most rewarding games of all time.
Does this game make you wanna pull your hair out at times? Yes! Don't be surprised if you're bald by the end of the game.
Does this game make you wanna throw your DualShock 3 controller out the window? Yes! Don't be surprised when you find yourself purchasing more controllers just for this game.
Does this game offer hours of fun? Yes! This game is very challenging.
Does this game make you wanna throw your DualShock 3 controller out the window? Yes! Don't be surprised when you find yourself purchasing more controllers just for this game.
Does this game offer hours of fun? Yes! This game is very challenging.
The hardest part of the game is at the beginning when you first start playing. You're new, you don't know exactly how the fighting mechanics work, you don't know the enemies' tendencies and movements, your weapons, shields, and yourself have poor stats (low Soul Level), and you have no miracles or magic.
The fighting mechanics is very in-depth. You can dual-wield weapons, shields, magic, etc. The better the armor, the heavier you become causing you to run slower. There are a lot of things to take into consideration when choosing what to equip and when to equip them.
This is where the game is unforgiving ---
I'm more of a defensive player who likes to conserve items a lot. It took me a little over 4 hours and maybe around 20 deaths to get past the first level.
You can't upgrade your stats and go to other levels until you beat the first demon. You can't learn new miracles and magic until you find certain people in different levels and help them.
There is NO PAUSING in the game. If you're in the middle of a sword fight or caught in the middle of a bunch of enemies, you better finish the fight and hope that you can hold from going to the bathroom before you put down the controller.
When you die, you have to start ALL THE WAY BACK AT THE BEGINNING OF THE LEVEL or wherever you originally started after teleporting from the Nexus (hub). Also, you lose ALL the souls that you achieved. The only way to get them back is by getting back to the spot where you died and picking them back up. If you die again, they are gone for good.
For example, let's say it takes you about 30 minutes to get to this one part of a certain level. You have 1000 souls, and you get killed (some enemies can kill you with one blow). You start all the way back from the beginning. Now you have to go back to that point without dying. If you make it, you get your 1000 souls back plus the souls that you earned along the way. If you die before getting back those 1000 souls, you can't get them back. The only souls that you can get back are the last ones that you dropped.
Each enemy has a different amount of souls that they can offer you. The souls aren't necessarily their souls. They're more like a currency. For example, the first enemies you will encounter in the first level offer about 6-8 souls. The number of souls given by each defeated enemy will vary depending on their difficulty, which level you're playing, and the current World Tendency (*see note on World Tendency*). Some enemies can give hundreds, thousands, and even tens of thousands of souls.
The souls that you earn are saved for purchasing items, weapon upgrades/repairs, stats upgrades, learning miracles and spells, etc.
***Do NOT use demons' souls (boss souls) for increasing your regular earned souls. Save them for miracles, magic, and weapon upgrades. I made the mistake on using a demon's soul and now I can't get a certain magic power until my next playthrough because I no longer have that demon's soul.***
***Do NOT use demons' souls (boss souls) for increasing your regular earned souls. Save them for miracles, magic, and weapon upgrades. I made the mistake on using a demon's soul and now I can't get a certain magic power until my next playthrough because I no longer have that demon's soul.***
This game is either a lot harder or somewhat easier if you're signed into the PlayStation Network. When you're online, other players can either invade your world (black phantoms) or aid you in your journey (white phantoms). And of course, you can be a black phantom or a white phantom, as well. I haven't played online, so I'm not going to get specific about online gameplay.
*World Tendency* --- Enemies are harder (therefore, offer more souls) the darker the world tendency and are easier (offer less souls) in lighter world tendencies. The tendency can be affected by killing non-playable characters (NPC's) and by the holiday depending on the developers' calendar (e.g. during Valentine's week, it was pure white world tendency for one half of the week and pure black world tendency for the other half. Black phantoms can also affect the world tendency.
Notes:
1) Some levels don't take as long as others to get to the demon.
2) Play smart. Don't think of this as a hack-and-slash-and-spam game. Take into consideration your stamina and magic bar.
3) I wouldn't recommend this game to those who have high blood pressure.
4) Have some patience. This game wasn't meant to be beaten in a week or two...or three. Expect around 80+ hours of gameplay.
5) Keep your fingers away from the attack buttons when you're near NPC's in the Nexus. If you accidentally kill the only person that can increase your stats, you're just asking for more trouble. How would you be able to upgrade?
6) Have some sort of strategy for each level according to the different enemies and how difficult they are. Weapons, shields, and magic are either more effective or less effective depending on the type of enemy.
7) Have fun! = ]
1) Some levels don't take as long as others to get to the demon.
2) Play smart. Don't think of this as a hack-and-slash-and-spam game. Take into consideration your stamina and magic bar.
3) I wouldn't recommend this game to those who have high blood pressure.
4) Have some patience. This game wasn't meant to be beaten in a week or two...or three. Expect around 80+ hours of gameplay.
5) Keep your fingers away from the attack buttons when you're near NPC's in the Nexus. If you accidentally kill the only person that can increase your stats, you're just asking for more trouble. How would you be able to upgrade?
6) Have some sort of strategy for each level according to the different enemies and how difficult they are. Weapons, shields, and magic are either more effective or less effective depending on the type of enemy.
7) Have fun! = ]
FLYPino
The ATL
Follow-up Note on *World Tendency*
October 4, 2010
World Tendency can also be affected by killing a boss demon - there is an increase by one (+1). Dying in body form (except when in the Nexus) decreases world tendencies by one (-1), but dying in soul form does not affect world tendency. +3 is pure white world tendency, while -4 is pure black world tendency.
There is also character tendency.
Everything you may want to know can be found by Googling "Demon's Souls Wikidot."
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Continents erupt in flames and hails of gunfire as war breaks out on an unprecedented scale. This is World War II, where a massive conflict rages on two fronts: Europe and the South Pacific. Answer your nation's call and travel to distant lands where you'll take part in devastating battles that gripped a generation and laid the foundation for the world as we know it today. Do you have the courage, the cunning and the commitment to fulfill your duties and see the war through to its harrowing end?Prepare for global conflict presented in all its terrible grit and immediacy. In Call of Duty: World at War, you assume the role of a U.S. Marine or a Russian soldier in the waning days of the Second World War. Travel to the far reaches of the conflict, from war-plagued Berlin to the dense jungles of the Pacific theater, as you confront enemies who refuse to contemplate surrender or retreat and who fight all the more desperately — and more dangerously — knowing the end is near. Employ the weapons at your disposal, including a flamethrower and other new infantry and vehicle-based weapons, and fight to complete your mission as battles explode around you with all the terrible chaos of real war.
Overall4 out of 5
4 out of 5Another Great Installment to the CoD Franchise
By FLYPino
from The ATL
Call of Duty: World at War is a great FPS, but it's not perfect. This game deserves a rating anywhere between 4.0 and 4.5 stars.
Is this the best WWII FPS game currently out on the market? Sure.
Is this the best CoD game of the series? Maybe 2nd or 3rd best (with respect to this game as being the latest installment – Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare being 1st and Call of Duty 2 being either 2nd or 3rd).
Is this the best CoD game of the series? Maybe 2nd or 3rd best (with respect to this game as being the latest installment – Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare being 1st and Call of Duty 2 being either 2nd or 3rd).
What makes this game great are its gameplay, graphics, intensity, co-op, and re-playability. There are plenty of details in the environments, making this game fun to play and fun to watch at the same time. The presentation is outstanding, and the game sounds amazing in surround sound. Weapon sounds, accuracies, and details are spot on.
The campaign has you playing from the points of view of the Americans and the Russians, but you probably won't care too much for the storyline. And every time you hear Kiefer Sutherland as Corporal Roebuck issue commands at your side, you won't be able to help but picture Jack Bauer in place of Corporal Roebuck.
Even though the missions are enjoyable and very well done, there is not as much variety compared to the previous installment. After about the fourth or fifth mission, the missions will seem overly repetitive. The two missions that stand out in front of the others are the sniper and tank missions. Otherwise, every other mission consists of “shooting the enemies as they pop out of cover, pushing forward, getting over the hill, ducking and covering, and trying to reach several checkpoints.” Enemies still continue to spawn if you don’t push forward, and some (very few) are out of place – they won’t shoot you, your comrades won’t shoot them, and they just stand there or do some idiotic retreat, making them the opposite of artificial “intelligence.”
However, all of this is made up for with the addicting multiplayer and unlockable “Na*i Zombies” game modes. The multiplayer is fun as with any FPS multiplayer game. Perks are automatically set for each weapon class and are not customizable. With "N*zi Zombies," you can play offline by yourself, with one other person on the same console, with two consoles and two players for each console (LAN party), or online with up to four other players. Teamwork is the key to success. The gameplay for "N. Zombies" is to simply defend yourself and your teammates as hordes of the undead break through windows and walls. Weapon upgrades and power-ups are practically necessary as the number of zombies, number of bullets needed to kill each zombie, and zombie invasion speed increases each level.
Overall, CoD: WaW has been another great addition to the franchise. It’s definitely worth giving a try.
FLYPino
The ATL
Follow-up Correction - Multiplayer Perks
March 8, 2011
Perks are not customizable only for the offline, split-screen multiplayer game mode. Perks are customizable for online solo play once unlocked.
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Overall5 out of 5
5 out of 5Another Great Season
By FLYPino
from The ATL
This season includes the Garlic Jr. saga, the Trunks saga, and the Android saga (right before Cell is discovered).
What's not to love about Dragon Ball Z?
FLYPino
The ATL
Follow-Up Review
September 25, 2011
I apologize to the reviewer, Rover, for having the exact title and a very similar first-sentence review. I did not even notice until now.
Sorry.
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Enjoy crystal-clear visuals with this Asus 27" LED HD monitor that features AH-IPS technology for vibrant color reproduction and Tracer Free technology to ensure fluid video playback. Built-in speakers with SonicMaster technology deliver crisp audio.
Overall
3 out of 5
3 out of 5Not so clear
By Valokey81
from Pasadena, CA
its not that clear when you look at HD pictures. you can actually see the pixels in some of them and it looks very blurry.
FLYPino
The ATL
Are you using an HDMI cable?
April 3, 2014
That is all...
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An entirely new level of entertainment awaits with this PlayStation 4 Bundle, which features a DualShock 4 wireless controller, wired headset and The Last of Us Remastered download voucher. Plunge yourself into thrilling virtual worlds in arresting clarity, while a host of streaming media waits at your fingertips. Team up with your friends to execute missions and dominate the court, or brutalize the competition by connecting with gamers around the world with PSN and PlayStation Plus. There's never a dull moment when you're armed with this entertainment powerhouse.Get ready to dive into an exciting adventure right out of the gate with this PlayStation 4 Bundle. Prepare yourself to journey across a decimated America in The Last of Us Remastered. Winner of more than 200 Game of the Year awards, The Last of Us plunges you into the future, where a brutal and deadly pandemic has ravaged the landscape of what was the United States for 20 years. A survivor who will do whatever it takes, Joel, has been hired to smuggle a 14 year-old girl, Ellie, out of a heavily fortified military quarantine zone — but what starts as a simple job, quickly turns into an all-out fight for survival on a brutal trek across the country. Carefully blending elements of survival and action, The Last of Us defines a genre by placing you in the heart of the adventure. Rebuilt to harness the power of the PlayStation 4, The Last of Us Remastered features full 1080p high-definition visuals, higher-resolution character models, improved shadows and lighting and numerous gameplay enhancements to truly showcase the cruelty and stunning environments. Plus, Remastered contains all the DLC for the game, including two multiplayer Map Packs and the critically acclaimed The Last of Us: Left Behind single-player campaign. Every minute of every hour of every day is a struggle to outlive the next person you encounter — do you have the mental and physical strength to make it?
Overall5 out of 5
5 out of 5Perfect bundle to introduce the ps4
By Chris
Big Xbox fan, but always missed Sony games. This bundle is perfect for introducing what the ps4 can do with its graphics and set up. Wonderful game, great graphics, controller is very comfortable. Can't wait for more exclusive Sony ps4 games.
FLYPino
The ATL
Model Number
January 29, 2015
What's the PS4 model number being used for this bundle?
just curious
just curious
Thanks!
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