The funny thing about the PS5 Pro is how it's going to have PSSR. And how it's going to be better than FSR2....that's not that a huge achievement.
By which I mean some people are making it seems like it's a lot better than DLSS, but instead DLSS still the best solution out there that keeps on getting better and that AMD still can't compete with?
Other news, I went to watch Shrek 1 today in theaters in preparation to watch the 20th anniversary of Shrek 2 next month in theaters. Shrek 1 still hold up very well. Some of the imagine quality on some rare occasions can be ehh, you see aliasing and stuff like that, that is noticable.
I visited a retro game store and boy oh boy are the prices still ridiculous.
At least some prices were MSRP for when stuff released. But you still have stuff like PS Vita OLED models with CFW being well over $200USD. You had stuff like a Pokemon HG being over $200. A Pokewalker being close to $70.
You want the Tomb Raider 3 game collection for PS1? It's $100. You want a Xbox 360 slim model? It's close to $200.
A sealed copy of Pokemon Emerald was over $700USD.
Also some of the anime figures that they had were just BS prices. Hey look a Banpresto figure that should be maybe $35 at max? Nah that's $50. Hey look a pop up parade figure that's normal $35. Yeah that's now $70.
Hey look a rei Black Series Lightsaber, "shrink wrapped", a whooping $400+!!!!!
Meanwhile at Ross if you were lucky you could have gotten one for under $100.
I think retro stores are cool to look at stuff but at same time they are just so scummy.
But I guess that's just capitalism and wanting to profit off a hobby.
This is why I can at Times (key word being at times) sympathize with people that like physical copies of games. If they want a physical copy of a game and it does release at a point of time and are not that hard to get , than that's a good thing.
But it does piss me off that once a game that gets delisted that they gloat and say, see what happens. This is why I'm glad that I purchased a physical copy of the game..... Yeah they are just glad that they purchased a physical copy so that they can make a profit of said game.
There is truth to this since people that own retro game stores even tell you that the way that they make money is not by selling a bunch of games for cheap, but rather by selling a few games for very high prices. Since those high prices items are what sold people are specifically there to buy.
Typically video game stores don't do this, but I remember being at a local convention and a number of vendors were selling Pokemon cards. One specifically stall had this one card that was rather common, but it was graded. They didn't tell me the prices of it, and basically had to look it up. At that point I just felt like walking away.
I like some of the hobbies and think they are cool. But at the same time I feel like some of those hobbies are just meh.
Hey Hektor what's the last episode that I need to watch before watching End of Evangelion? Since the names confuse me. You have stuff like true end. End^2 and stuff like that.
Does it end at episode 23 or something?
By which I mean some people are making it seems like it's a lot better than DLSS, but instead DLSS still the best solution out there that keeps on getting better and that AMD still can't compete with?
Other news, I went to watch Shrek 1 today in theaters in preparation to watch the 20th anniversary of Shrek 2 next month in theaters. Shrek 1 still hold up very well. Some of the imagine quality on some rare occasions can be ehh, you see aliasing and stuff like that, that is noticable.
I visited a retro game store and boy oh boy are the prices still ridiculous.
At least some prices were MSRP for when stuff released. But you still have stuff like PS Vita OLED models with CFW being well over $200USD. You had stuff like a Pokemon HG being over $200. A Pokewalker being close to $70.
You want the Tomb Raider 3 game collection for PS1? It's $100. You want a Xbox 360 slim model? It's close to $200.
A sealed copy of Pokemon Emerald was over $700USD.
Also some of the anime figures that they had were just BS prices. Hey look a Banpresto figure that should be maybe $35 at max? Nah that's $50. Hey look a pop up parade figure that's normal $35. Yeah that's now $70.
Hey look a rei Black Series Lightsaber, "shrink wrapped", a whooping $400+!!!!!
Meanwhile at Ross if you were lucky you could have gotten one for under $100.
I think retro stores are cool to look at stuff but at same time they are just so scummy.
But I guess that's just capitalism and wanting to profit off a hobby.
This is why I can at Times (key word being at times) sympathize with people that like physical copies of games. If they want a physical copy of a game and it does release at a point of time and are not that hard to get , than that's a good thing.
But it does piss me off that once a game that gets delisted that they gloat and say, see what happens. This is why I'm glad that I purchased a physical copy of the game..... Yeah they are just glad that they purchased a physical copy so that they can make a profit of said game.
There is truth to this since people that own retro game stores even tell you that the way that they make money is not by selling a bunch of games for cheap, but rather by selling a few games for very high prices. Since those high prices items are what sold people are specifically there to buy.
Typically video game stores don't do this, but I remember being at a local convention and a number of vendors were selling Pokemon cards. One specifically stall had this one card that was rather common, but it was graded. They didn't tell me the prices of it, and basically had to look it up. At that point I just felt like walking away.
I like some of the hobbies and think they are cool. But at the same time I feel like some of those hobbies are just meh.
Hey Hektor what's the last episode that I need to watch before watching End of Evangelion? Since the names confuse me. You have stuff like true end. End^2 and stuff like that.
Does it end at episode 23 or something?
