Oh man. I didn’t even know a sequel was planned. That could have been cool.
And agreed, more variety of Ubisoft titles would be nice.
Oh man. I didn’t even know a sequel was planned. That could have been cool.
And agreed, more variety of Ubisoft titles would be nice.
These are some deep cuts right here! Thank you for linking and sharing about them!
Here’s a few that me and my kid (7) seem to enjoy:
The Stretchers. She often keeps wanting to go back to this one. It is goofy and captures some of the Simpsons hit and run craziness.
Overcooked All you can eat edition. Some of the levels can get tough, though we managed to complete all of them when they were individual games. Still making it though the combined one.
Phogs. This one we have actually played on another platform, but I would hope it performs well on the switch.
Lovers in a dangerous spacetime. This one can get pretty tough, thankfully there are difficulty options.
Yeah, it basically includes the new intro, ending theme, and the music for the added story.
P5 OST has 110 songs P5R OST has 30
So to get the full P5R soundtrack you’d need to add both, and zipper up the list somehow. :)
That seems pretty cool!
Not sure what the whole “lose sleep” thing is about (other than clickbait) but the trailer actually looked fun.
It will be nice if we have good options for games like this on other platforms. But I guess we will see how the finished product is.
My main wish after P5R soundtrack was released… is that I wish there was a definitive playlist of the order once both soundtracks are merged. As of right now, there is a set list for P5 and then a separate one for P5R…
Maybe I need to keep looking, or generate it myself (it’s harder than it seems though).
Some of this will have some bias because of my own experience, but for me the best setup has been with:
Apple TV 4K - It has apps for both Steam Link and Moonlight, generally has low Bluetooth latency, and the wireless and wired network adapters are great at getting low latency.
if you’d rather avoid Apple, the Nvidia Shield is another good option, it supports those apps as well. I just personally found the experience smoother on ATV.
the chrome cast ultra can be a good first step. I just can’t remember how different the base model is. But try finding Moonlight app.
Regarding software, Steam Link is the easiest to set up because it is integrated with steam, but sometimes you get encoding artifacts, and you have less control over setting the best bitrate for your network. I do like the network connection graph it has in the configuration settings though.
So check out Sunshine to stream from your pc, supports AMD cards as well. And then the Moonlight app.
Sunshine https://docs.lizardbyte.dev/projects/sunshine/en/latest/about/overview.html
Moonlight https://moonlight-stream.org
Hope you can find what best setup works for you!