i got call of duty ghosts for it for 10$, and i got theft witch is fun, and need for speed (what ever this time). its fun now and then wish the game i want will come out for it tho :(

I got a couple PS4s just  for Gran Turismo when it comes out. My daughter enjoys LBP so hopefully LBP3 will come out soon. For now I have been playing NFS Rivals and I will probably do Project Cars when it drops. I dont play anything but racing games on console so thats my 2 cents...

I think getting the system is actually worth a buy.
 
I bought it on release and while the game selection was very limited and I rarely played it, it has substantially gotten better.
Not only that but if you read Kotaku.com for their "Daily Deals" article, you can find Console/PC games on sale just about ALL the time.
 
I know Target was having a buy 2 get 1 free deal recently and that's not the first time I've seen stuff like that. 

I guess it all depends on what type of game a gamer enjoys playing, sadly there is little on the pc that interests me right now, sad times really but i'm sure Watch Dogs will be a great sci-fi action game on the pc?. Credit where credit is due as i always say and Killzone Shadow Fall is a great sci-fi game, great animations - textures and gameplay, i enjoyed Crysis 3 on the pc but the HUD in Crysis 3 ruined the look for me personally, the Killzone SF devs now how to make a great unobtrusive heads up display. Metal Gear Solid five Ground Zeroes is in a league of its own, you either like it or you don't, nothing on the pc matches what MGS V GZ offers, Splinter Cell is probably the closest but it misses the mark for me in a lot of areas, in fact MGS V The Phantom Pain is the only game i am looking forward to in anticipation after playing the excellent Ground Zeroes, yeah it is short but man does it deliver many things i enjoy about sneaking around in missions. So looking forward to The Last Of Us. Such a shame some games never will appear on the windows platform.

boredgunnerMGS5 is playing catch up to the advancements seen in games like Deus Ex both the original and Human Revolution.

You see this is where gamers like myself will simply agree to disagree, to be honest i never really liked the first game, i played approx one hour of Human Revolution and i did not like the game, and i payed about £35 for it. For me personally Metal Gear Solid five Ground Zeroes is leagues ahead of anything out there on the pc as far as tactical espionage operations go anyway. The Fox Engine is superb, can only hope that Hideo Kojima can persuade konami to release a pc version of GZ and The Phantom Pain. The Phantom Pain is going to be awesome for me personally.


Killzone Shadow Fall cost me £19.99
 

KEVRAY

boredgunnerMGS5 is playing catch up to the advancements seen in games like Deus Ex both the original and Human Revolution.

You see this is where gamers like myself will simply agree to disagree, to be honest i never really liked the first game, i played approx one hour of Human Revolution and i did not like the game, and i payed about £35 for it. For me personally Metal Gear Solid five Ground Zeroes is leagues ahead of anything out there on the pc as far as tactical espionage operations go anyway. The Fox Engine is superb, can only hope that Hideo Kojima can persuade konami to release a pc version of GZ and The Phantom Pain. The Phantom Pain is going to be awesome for me personally.

Not liking is subjective, you're right.  But from an objective standpoint, MGS is much more simplified.  The ambition and advancement behind a game is not determined by how much you like the game.  MGS5 is clearly playing catchup, it's the first game that's not just a linear corridor game.  It actually is quite open, but on the downside, AI is far more forgiving than ever before.  Contextual lockpicking on only a few specified doors, vs Deus Ex which has the openness of a PC game letting you hack almost any locked door you come across.  Deus Ex uses RPG elements for superior storytelling; rather than just watching a movie play out, Deus Ex Human Revolution incorporates player choice so that the story is suited to the player.  These RPG elements also add much more gameplay complexity and variety, vs MGS5's straightforward shooter mechanics.
 
MGS5 even removes things from the previous games.  No more magazines for distracting enemies, they removed the more challenging healing system present in MGS3 and replaced it with auto health regen.  They removed the stamina system for crying out loud.  It's like this game was designed for brain damaged people.  Deus Ex doesn't have auto health regen, and rather than relying on a single inventory item for distracting enemies, you can pick up virtually any object and use them as distraction or use them to build your own path to somewhere.  
 
These two franchises really show the difference between console and PC gaming.  MGS wants to deliver a more film-like experience, except with some straightforward, casual playable portions that just consist of the player moving forward to complete their objective.  Deus Ex on the other hand aims to be a more complex game and create a highly detailed and immersive world.  You can spend hours in Deus Ex hubs exploring, always finding new side quests, immersing yourself in the lore and bettering your knowledge of the world, interacting with NPCs.  
 
When playing Deus Ex, the player is encouraged to be creative in how they play, explore, interact with the world, witness how people react to your progress and how dialogue changes, these games let the player exercise some degree of freedom while at the same time they tell a story that is partially shaped by the player.  Opposed to MGS which just comprises of moving forward through the game killing or incapacitating people in a rather straightforward manner, on video game maps that are lacking in detail, without any sort of memorable atmosphere due to their linear straightforward nature (the latter will be changing in MGS5), and merely awaiting the next cutscene.  MGS5 is playing catchup, they now want to add some degree of exploration.  We'll see how well that is implemented when The Phantom Pain comes out.  Though even with open world gameplay, it's still not very ambitious.
 
I do find it funny that you've declared already that The Phantom Pain will be awesome for you.  It's not out yet, so I wouldn't judge it.  A console exclusive engine is just not going to be very impressive to me, a PC gaming enthusiast.
 

KEVRAY
I guess it all depends on what type of game a gamer enjoys playing, sadly there is little on the pc that interests me right now, sad times really but i'm sure Watch Dogs will be a great sci-fi action game on the pc?. Credit where credit is due as i always say and Killzone Shadow Fall is a great sci-fi game, great animations - textures and gameplay, i enjoyed Crysis 3 on the pc but the HUD in Crysis 3 ruined the look for me personally, the Killzone SF devs now how to make a great unobtrusive heads up display. Metal Gear Solid five Ground Zeroes is in a league of its own, you either like it or you don't, nothing on the pc matches what MGS V GZ offers, Splinter Cell is probably the closest but it misses the mark for me in a lot of areas, in fact MGS V The Phantom Pain is the only game i am looking forward to in anticipation after playing the excellent Ground Zeroes, yeah it is short but man does it deliver many things i enjoy about sneaking around in missions. So looking forward to The Last Of Us. Such a shame some games never will appear on the windows platform.

Your first sentence is correct.  If you want a game that holds your hand, is very simple and requires little to no thought, consoles are for you.  If you want a more open, interactive, complex, and challenging game with more gamplay variety, you should only be playing PC games.  This is very evident when comparing console titles like Killzone SF and MGS/Splinter Cell, to PC-focused titles like Natural Selection 2 and Deus Ex respectively.  It's no secret that console games are designed so that their biggest market, preteens and young teenage gamers, can play them.
 
How is MGS5 in a league of its own lol?  Just because you like it immensely for reasons you can't even specify?  You have to be objective when making claims like that.  Can you list any actual reasons?  The rest of my post above describes how it is the mechanically simpler game, using less ambitious storytelling methods, with much more simple and straightforward gameplay design.  It might be in a league of its own on console, since compared to Splinter Cell and previous MGS games it is actually somewhat open.  But MGS and Naughty Dog game showcase console limitations all too much, I may have been impressed by The Last of Us when I was 13 years old but now I demand a bit too much from games to be impressed by it.

My PS4 has been played maybe 5 hours and I got it Christmas, where are the new fun games!

KEVRAY
 
You sound like a bored gunner.

 
Nothing to say?  I was somewhat curious to hear your side of the story.
 

MADOGRE
My PS4 has been played maybe 5 hours and I got it Christmas, where are the new fun games!

On PC.
 

ILikeBeans
Oh NOOOO another convert through market manipulation  Well, I'm hoping Steam OS some how revolutionizes.

 
They need better Linux/SteamOS support from game studios, and they need to market those $500 Steam machines better.  Through better marketing they need to educate and reform those poor helpless console gamers who don't know any better.

MADOGRE
My PS4 has been played maybe 5 hours and I got it Christmas, where are the new fun games!

I spent a small fortune on my pc, it all depends on what entertains you, there is nothing on the pc right now for me, it's often like this.

MADOGREwhere are the new fun games.

boredgunnerOn PC.

Not for everyone though

I have a recommendation... quit post whoring Kevray!  There's no need to make 5 posts when you could just edit 1.

KEVRAY

boredgunnerYou need to heed my recommendations.

Not really, you come over as a bit of a dolt like crow below.

I'm above you genius.

MmmmmisterCrowI'm above you genius.

But your post/reply was below boredgunners. Anyway moving on no need for all of us to use derogatory comments (like some of the ones in boredgunner's posts), also just for for you MmmmmisterCrow i'm not on a quest for post count. I'm just a gamer giving some input about gaming on different platforms like the PS4 and the lack of PC games that i would personally find entertaining at the moment.

Why do you have to make multiple posts in a row every time? There is a thing called the edit button just so you know.

burts
I recently fixed my broken ps3(broke for 2 years)to buy and play last of us which I played twice in a row...Probably because im a zombie fan and loved the game and story and graphics so much...

I also played metal gear solid 4 which i owned but never played for many years....Needless to say it was a struggle...I got half way done and quit because of the incredible boring and numerous cut scenes which ruins the game...

Id buy a ps4 myself but I feel all gamers should boy cott the industry for charging monthly fees.....
I'll be sticking to my wii u and pc and my half dead ps3

Im surprised everybody eats the monthly fees, im very casual why would I pay monthly fees if i only play the console couple times a month?

 
You're confusing Microsoft for Sony with how they handle their online. M$ has always had a fee just to access and play games you couldn't even use apps without Gold for years. Playstation+ is only required for PS4 online play and that's it. PS+ is not required for PSP/Vita/PS3 nothing but PS4 online and it pays for itself with the heavy discounts and insane amount of free games they just give you. Sony Assumes if you're getting a PS4 you're already invested in the Sony ecosystem so its not a bad thing as far as i'm concerned. Also PS+ is ALWAYS on sale  I've never paid the full 50 dollars and I've had it since year 1. I'll give you a great example I purchased a PS Vita Soley for Remote play with my PS4. I own exactly 1 game that i paid for Killzone for 75% off thxs PS+ 39.99<9.99, I also own 20 something other games that Sony just gave me for being a member of PS+. Hell all the free games they gave on PS3 is the main reason Microsoft was shamed into creating Games for gold which is a total joke in comparison (old non relevant games/only 2 games vs 6-8 a month)