Explore an infinitely expandable universe with No Man's Sky. Catalog new planets, explore surfaces that no one has seen before and find ancient artifacts as you wander through the galaxy of stars. First-person combat and dogfighting in space are just a few of the challenges your face as you explore the universe in No Man's Sky.
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Now that the game has had time to evolve more, and receive updates, I was finally ready to give it a chance. Now that the game can be had, for roughly $30-$35, it's well worth it. Sure, the game didn't meet expectations of most of the early adapters... though I'm not sure any game could have. There were definitely some missing features, that were promised though. Some of those features are still absent, and probably always will be, but knowing that, going in, I was at a much better place, to accept this game for what it was.
The exploration is fun, and while it could use some more variety, I do find myself able to chill, after raging on the latest FPS. It's easy to end up checking the clock, and realizing hours have passed.
If you accept this game, for what everyone knows it to be, you'll have plenty of chill time, for a little investment. Be careful of your expectations though
Trash talking your opponents, commenting on a friend's video or tagging your explosive gaming exploits is all part of the fun with your PlayStation 4. However, messing around with an on-screen keyboard can be a bit of a pain — why not use your thumbs like you naturally do with your smartphone or tablet? With the CHATBOOST from Collective Minds, you can easily text your friends and fellow gamers with a physical keyboard while you keep your focus on the on-screen excitement. Smart Backlighting allows you to find the keys in low lighting, while a built-in 1500 mAh lithium-ion battery ensures reliable power during your epic gaming sessions. Get ready to level up your in-game texting abilities with CHATBOOST.
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Initially, I really liked the idea of having this keyboard, since using the app, to type, isn't very functional. Unfortunately, the design gets in its own way. To start, the nub at the top, goes over the PS button. I'm not sure why, other than for stability, but when you slide it on/off, it presses the button, on the controller. Often turning your system back on/off. Additionally, it makes it harder to press the button, with your thumb, because the plastic is thick.
For my setup, I have a charging stand, that the controllers click into. The charging stand is configured for the original micro USB connection. When this keyboard is on, the ports no longer line up with my charging stand.
The keyboard also like to go to sleep easily. So, when you're ready to type, the keyboard is usually offline. It takes a few seconds to reconnect... often long enough to think it's no longer working.
It also like to act as an audio device, so if you have a wireless headset on, and plug in the keyboard, it will take over the audio. You then have to turn off your headset, and turn it back on.
Increase your gaming capabilities with the PS4 DUALSHOCK4 USB wireless adapter, and play your favorite PlayStation4 games on your PC or Mac. Made to work with Windows PlayStation Now and PS4 RemotePlay for Windows and Mac, this adapter lets you enjoy your favorite streaming games. Simply connect the PS4 DUALSHOCK4 USB wireless adapter to the USB port on your computer.
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So far, I haven't had much time to actually use it, but the setup went really well. My Windows 10 PC recognized it immediately, and it worked to control my PS4 remotely. I'm so much happier having this, than some chinese/hacky software, to make my PC work with my PS4 controller.
Explore the birthplace of the tech revolution as Marcus Holloway, a brilliant young hacker who has fallen victim to ctOS 2.0's predictive algorithms and accused of a crime he did not commit. In Marcus' quest to shut down ctOS 2.0 for good, hacking is the ultimate weapon. Players can not only hack into the San Francisco Bay Area's infrastructure but also every person and any connected device they possess to trigger unpredictable chains of events in this vast open world.
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Don't judge this game on it's predecessor. While enjoyed the first game, I read a lot of complaints, by people who refuse to buy this game, because they didn't like the first one. Ubisoft attempted to address all those complaints, in this iteration, and even though I liked the first game, I'm enjoying all the improvements. First, there is a ton more to do. There are so many side missions, that I often end up using my whole game time without ever furthering the main story missions. The story is a bit more interesting. You are now working with a team, and focused on exposing ctOS. There it is a lot more light hearted, and includes plenty of humor. Much of the hacking, and storyline, are also based in reality. I'm still making my way through the game, but I've really been been enjoying it so far, and haven't been fatigued by the story/missions. I haven't tried much of the multiplayer elements yet, since I often get paired with someone who wants to go in, guns blazing, instead of a stealthier approach. From what I have seen though, it pairs up quickly
Battle players in new war environments with Battlefield 2016 for the PlayStation 4. Fight your way through crowded cities and open plains, engaging others as infantry, driver, sailor or pilot. Whether you want to play through a complex, dynamic world solo or participate in a 64-person battle, the choice is yours with Battlefield 2016.
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Following issues surrounding Battlefield 4, Star Wars Battlefront, and Battlefield Hardline (frostbite engine), I was a bit hesitant to give this game a try. Even after the beta, I was really not interested in this game. I then began watching my friends, streaming their gameplay, and realized that the map, for the beta, was the worst map in the game. I watched some of their other maps, and realized there may actually be potential. Once I decided to give the game a try, I was pleased to find it to be much better than I expected. The maps are larger, and have many paths (no bottlenecks), like I enjoyed in older titles. The attention to detail, and the visuals are both amazing, especially compared to other games out there. The environmental details give the game a very gritty feel, and really helps with the immersion.
So why not 5 stars? Well, they have released a patch, to address many issues that they clearly knew existed, when they shipped the game. The problem is, there are several remaining gamplay bugs, which have become apparent since the game's release. For instance, when a player is revived, there are random times, where your gun will not work, until you swap weapons, then back again. When you quit, at the end of a map, it takes forever to get back to the main menu. The best guess is, you remain in the next map, until it completes (people have waited 15 minutes, before giving up). In the beta, some people were having problems using the flamethrower class. They fixed that in the final release, but the same issue now exists in the flamethrower tanks (If I sit in the back seats, no flames are discharged from the tank gun).
Once these final issues are addressed, and several guns get balanced, this game should be a FPS to satisfy most gamers for quite a while.
Enjoy your favorite movies and shows with stunning detail with this Samsung curved 4K Ultra HD TV. This TV's curved design and wide 55-inch screen provide a panoramic experience, letting you immerse yourself in entertainment. This Samsung curved 4K Ultra HD TV also supports smart TV apps and includes a web browser, giving you lots of viewing options.
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Mind you, I still have, and enjoy this TV. Some of the functionality is amazing. The problems come in, when you connect it via wifi, and once TV software gets updated. I'll start with the positives. I love the clarity on this TV. My wife often comments, "the picture is almost to real". Being a tech guy, I love how much is built into the TV. The ability to easily cast, from our smart devices, is great (I was able to remove my chromecast). The casting starts almost instantaneously. I also love how it automatically changes inputs, when switching devices. In fact, if I turn on my PS4, and the TV is off, the TV will register the PS4, and turn on the TV too (though this could be bad if you're remote playing). You can control the TV, using the smart view app. It allows you to change stations, inputs, and type text in, rather easily. If you have a newer Samsung device, you can even stream your TV, to your phone. So, if you're watching a show, and you need to go to the bathroom, but don't want to miss a moment of your show, you can watch it on your phone, while leaving the TV undisturbed (with no noticeable latency).
All those positives are why I gave it 4 stars. Unfortunately, after owning it a month, I've had some issues. First, the wifi. If you look online, you'll see many newer Samsung TVs having issues where the internet drops out. For some reason, while using the HBO Go app, my TV will randomly disconnect from the internet. It won't reconnect on its own. I have to go through the connection settings again, or reboot my router. That will solve it, for a while, but might do it again, 15-20 minutes later. It gets very frustrating. I've even tried other apps, like Stars, and it's even worse. Kind of prevents me from cutting the cable, if the only stable feed I can get, is my Comcast feed. Second, no ability to reinstall apps. The Vudu app is currently broken. It happened after my TV recently updated itself. The Vudu people are waiting for Samsung to release a fix, but apparently, if the app is forced to reinstall, it will start working again. Unfortunately, there is no way to do this, unless you call Samsung, and they do it remotely. Some users have complained that it's difficult to get the Samsung rep to listen, and follow your request to reset the apps. Third, and this is the most upsetting, once the TV updates, the menu will start displaying Ads, when you bring it up. The ad is small, and sits along side your apps, but I did not pay this much money, to have ads put onto my device. The worst part is you get no warning... they just decided to do it, with no option to disable it.
In the end, it's still an amazing TV, but I'm still torn on if I should have returned it, for the LG that I was considering. They are both very comparable, but my wife preferred the Samsung UI. I guess I'll find out with time. Hopefully Samsung figures out how to stabilize their wifi connectivity, so it's not so sensitive, and easy to drop out. NONE of my other connected devices do this, and my router sits under the floor, just below the TV. There's no excuse for it, other than bad code on Samsung's end.
Only at Best BuyEasily charge your cell phone, tablet or other USB-enabled devices on the go with this REV portable charger, which features a 4000 mAh lithium-polymer battery pack and 2 USB ports for reliable power.
In a market over flooded with these power boosters, this booster stands out with better build quality, and a nice status display. The construction is good, and fairly rugged. It fits pretty much in any pocket that my cell phone would fit, so it's nice for throwing in a backpack, or a spare pocket. My only complaints are the display staying on, while it's charging (very bright at night), and pressing the button to turn it on, rather than having it just start charging. I do wish it had an additional method of storing the cable with it. Even it it were dummy ports, to plug an unused end into, while it's not in use. We've already bought another, and suggested it to friends, so I definitely like this pack.
Several years after his last adventure, retired fortune hunter, Nathan Drake, is forced back into the world of thieves. With the stakes much more personal, Drake embarks on a globe-trotting journey in pursuit of a historical conspiracy behind a fabled pirate treasure. His greatest adventure will test his physical limits, his resolve, and ultimately what he's willing to sacrifice to save the ones he loves.
This is easily the best Uncharted campaign, and a great compliment to the series. I had zero bugs, and the graphics were amazing. I did not play multiplayer, on previous versions, but I'm really enjoying the MP on this one. Some hardcore players, from previous iterations, may complain, but for my first time, it's great
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Work, rest and play with the Samsung Galaxy S7 edge. A massive 5.5-inch Super AMOLED touchscreen goes all the way to the edges of the phone so that you get the maximum area possible to work with. Solid water resistance, great processing and masses of memory round out this Samsung Galaxy S7 edge.
This purchase was to replace my Galaxy S5, and I'm very glad I did. The phone is VERY responsive, and smooth. The screen is amazing, and sharp. The edge support works very well, and can be customized to activate in a position comfortable for the user (higher/lower, or left/right). The battery life is much better, even with the 'always on' display. The 'always on' display can also be minimized to the edge, and is configurable based on time (minimize at night).
Cons: The edge needs more app support. I especially would like to be able to control my music, from the edge (and not using their 'Milk' app). It still has the Touchwiz interface. Though much improved, it still has some very annoying tendencies, like to tell me how to disable a 'default app', when I set a default app. While I'm glad to see the MicroSD slot return (they removed it on the S6), I'm not a fan of where they put it. You have to use the included tool, to pop out a sleeve, which holds your microSD and your SIM card. When you pop it out, the cards have a tendency to fly out, since there is nothing securing them to the sleeve. Also, while requiring a tool is annoying, I think a small paperclip will also work. I just hate requiring a tool at all.
None of those cons have stopped me from loving this phone though. They are very minor complaints, but still worth sharing.