Now this.....
16 quid in Tesco....other supermarkets are available (and probably better)
And having been beaten hollow by the Hacking sub game and forgotten a security code Ive reverted to...
You should take a look at Verdun for PC its a bit more realistic although it does not compete graphically, trouble with Battlefield 1 is they have made WW1 fit their system and not the other way around.
Had a go on PS4 VR today- a friends not mine.
Pretty impressed, compared to other VR offerings it offers a lot more bang for your buck.
I found the story driven stuff more fun than the arcadey stuff, The London Heist was cracking. The one caveat is its pretty much "shooter on rails", but ducking and popping up to shoot some gangsters and reloading with the move motion controllers was more fun than I thought.
I still play the Atari VCS 2600 games occasionally:
Ain't video games changed a lot! Programmers used to hide stuff in the games as the authors wern't credited. There was a bug in Pitfall II where your Pitfall Harry could jump through rocks. I found it, and a friend was the first to complete it with a maximum score of 199,000. David Crane (ex Atari) did PF2 and Rob Fulop did Missile Command. The joys of the Imagic Numb Thumb Club, Atari Owners Club Newsletters and the Activision thing which I can't recall. You used to get certificates of completion of them if you sent polaroid pics of your score in. Check out the following link for emulators and games: http://www.atariage.com/
A lot of these games were only 4K ROMS, some were 8K and PF2 was 16K. By today's standards, well, the original 32 bit version of Microsoft Calculator was 48k. Years back someone wrote a space invaders clone for the Electron, which fitted on one line of code, taking up 1k of memory.
